NBC is undergoing significant changes to its programming lineup, resulting in the cancellation of several popular shows. Among the most notable is Access Hollywood, which has been a staple of entertainment news for nearly thirty years and is set to air its final episode in September 2026. Other shows facing cancellation include The Kelly Clarkson Show, which will conclude after seven seasons, following Clarkson's decision to prioritize time with her children. Additionally, Law & Order: Organized Crime ended after five seasons, while newer series like Stumble and The Hunting Party were also cancelled after just one and two seasons respectively. Frances Berwick, chairman of Bravo & Peacock unscripted for NBCUniversal, highlighted that these changes aim to better align with the programming preferences of local stations. Despite the cancellations, NBC will continue to distribute existing popular titles, ensuring viewers can still access past episodes of shows like Dateline and Law & Order.