The drama series 'Watson', which premiered in January 2025, will not continue after its second season. The series, created by Craig Sweeny, featured Morris Chestnut as Dr. John Watson in a modern version of Sherlock Holmes, where Watson is dedicated to solving medical mysteries. The plot focused on a team of 'doc-tectives' who investigated and treated rare diseases. Season 2 presented an unexpected twist with the resurgence of Sherlock Holmes (Robert Carlyle), forcing Watson to confront a secret from his past. Sweeny was executive producer alongside Chestnut, Larry Teng, Shäron Moalem, Aaron Kaplan and Brian Morewitz. The news of the cancellation has generated surprise among followers, who were expecting more from this adaptation.

The sitcom 'DMV', set in the East Hollywood Department of Motor Vehicles, has also been canceled. The series, which premiered in October 2025, followed the lives of the employees of the DMV office. The series was created by Dana Klein, who also served as executive producer alongside Matt Kuhn, Aaron Kaplan, Wendi Trilling and Robyn Meisinger. The main characters included Colette (Harriet Dyer), Gregg (Tim Meadows), Vic (Tony Cavalero), Barbara (Molly Kearney), Noa (Alex Tarrant) and Ceci (Gigi Zumbado). The cancellation of 'DMV' has left viewers disappointed, who enjoyed its humor.

CBS's decision to cancel 'Watson' and 'DMV' has been met with sadness by fans and the industry. Although both series had potential, the network chose not to renew them for future seasons. The reasons behind these cancellations have not yet been publicly revealed, which has generated speculation and debate among followers. The cancellation of these series marks a significant moment in CBS's programming and leaves a void in the television schedule. Fans express their disappointment on social media, lamenting the loss of their favorite shows.