A handful of beloved TV shows are coming to an end in the next few months, so it's time to get ready to say goodbye.
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All the TV shows ending in spring 2018 — get ready to say a final goodbye to some fan favorites
A handful of beloved TV shows are coming to an end in the next few months. Here they all are.
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Some shows with series finales soon include "New Girl," "Scandal" and "Portlandia."
These shows gained momentum and popularity throughout their runs, and some were once (and still are) considered the best on TV.
But every story must come to an end. These shows have run their course, and their respective networks decided they must end before they ruin themselves by running too long.
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Here are all the shows coming to an end in Spring 2018:
"Portlandia" — ends March 22, after eight seasons on IFC
"New Girl" — ends May 15, after seven seasons on Fox
"Scandal" — ends April 19, after seven seasons on ABC
"The Originals" — ends TBA, after five seasons on The CW
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The fifth and final season premieres April 20, so its series finale will probably air in June or July.
"The Americans" — ends May 30, after six seasons on FX
"The Middle" — ends TBA, after nine seasons on ABC
Its final season is now airing on ABC, so its series finale will probably air sometime in May.
"Nashville" — ends July 26, after six seasons (four on ABC, two on CMT)
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"The Fosters" — ends June 6, after five seasons on Freeform (formerly known as ABC Family)
"Casual" — Ends July 31, after four seasons on Hulu
"Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce" — ends TBD, after five seasons on Bravo
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