Every year, the ocean of TV programming gets that much wider, stretching audiences’ attention spans with an ever-growing supply of original series, making it that much harder to build up the massive viewerships of yore. No matter what average audience totals are, though, we can always anticipate a major glut of show cancellations taking place in April and May as fall and midseason runs head into finale weeks. 2023 is no different, so let’s dive into a batch of shows that are most in danger of falling beneath the dreaded cancellation axe.

Lopez Vs. Lopez (NBC)

 While George Lopez and his daughter Mayan are great at making audiences laugh in the studio, as well as those watching at home, the show isn’t necessarily guaranteed to draw in huge numbers of viewers, laughing or otherwise. And the situation doesn’t get that much better when its Live + 7 Day delayed-viewing ratings are accounted for, with only the series premiere reaching more than 3 million pairs of eyes. When it comes to both total viewership and the all-important 18-to-49 demo rating, Lopez vs Lopez ranks dead last amid NBC’s other scripted shows. (Though it’s tied with another entry on this list to bottom things out.)