Yes, 9-1-1 was effectively canceled by Fox, meaning the network opted not to renew it for further seasons; however, the series itself was not completely canceled and found a new home.
Fox decided not to renew its highest-rated scripted series, 9-1-1, after its sixth season. This decision marked a shift in broadcast business realities for the network. The series, produced by 20th Television, concluded its run on Fox with its Season 6 finale.
Why Fox Canceled 9-1-1 (on their Network)
The decision by Fox not to renew 9-1-1 was part of a broader evolution in broadcast television's business landscape. Despite being a strong performer in terms of ratings, Fox chose not to continue with the series, making the upcoming Season 6 finale its last episode aired on the network.
The Show's Continuation and New Home
While its time on Fox came to an end, 9-1-1 was not entirely canceled. The show quickly found a new network to continue its story:
- Final Fox Episode: The Season 6 finale, which aired on May 15, was the last episode of 9-1-1 to be broadcast on Fox.
- Move to ABC: Following Fox's decision, the series was picked up by ABC. This move allowed 9-1-1 to continue with its storyline and production for subsequent seasons.
Therefore, while Fox discontinued the series on its network, 9-1-1 transitioned to ABC, ensuring its ongoing presence for viewers.
