Although it may be nerve-wracking for fans of “9-1-1,” “Duncanville,” and “The Resident” to see these shows become the last to be renewed or canceled, signs point to a positive fate for at least some of them. A statement from FOX says that “additional series renewals [are] to be announced, meaning none of these shows should be counted out just yet. According to reporting by TVLine, “9-1-1” and “The Resident” are both very likely to return, with Fox president Charlie Collier telling the outlet negotiations on the two shows are “in pretty good shape.”

While Fox appears to have been somewhat merciful in terms of cancellations, ending only three shows so far this year, the same can’t be said of every network and streamer. Around 20 series have been axed this month, including seven in one day on The CW. The spring as a whole has seen some massive overhaul for television, as Netflix reportedly gutted its animation department, and the Warner Bros Discovery merger led to the swift end of nearly all of TBS and TNTs scripted programming lineups.

Along with its scripted lineup, today Fox also announced the renewal of two unscripted shows, “Crime Scene Kitchen” and the ever-controversial “The Masked Singer.”