Catfish: The TV Show Cancelled After 9 Seasons

Catfish: The TV Show Cancelled After 9 Seasons

 The reality series is now sleeping with the fishes. 

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MTV has cancelled Catfish: The TV Show after nine seasons, ending the docuseries more than a year after its last episode aired.

Launched in 2012 and inspired by the acclaimed documentary, the series brought online couples face-to-face to see if their digital romances matched reality.

Each episode followed a hopeful partner confronting inconsistencies, untangling months – or years – of messages, photos and promises to learn whether their significant other was genuine or pretending to be someone else.

Producers are now shopping the series to other outlets, keeping the door open for a potential return elsewhere.

You can find more updates like this on our Cancelled TV Shows page, where we track the latest series that won’t be returning for future seasons. For historical TV cancellations, check out our Cancellation Scorecard.
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03/27/2026 03:10 pm GMT

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Kevin Richards
Kevin Richards

Kevin Richards is the founder and editor of TV End Dates, a website dedicated to tracking TV show renewals, cancellations, premiere dates, and release schedules. With more than 20 years of experience working in and around television production, and a lifelong passion for the industry, Kevin helps readers navigate the fast-changing world of broadcast, cable, and streaming television. He launched TV End Dates alongside his wife to create the kind of resource they always wished existed: a reliable place to track the status of every show worth watching.

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