CBS is continuing to set up their Summer and Fall programming and had canceled “Scorpion,” “Kevin Can Wait,” and “Superior Donuts.”

CBS has canceled its Kevin James-led comedy “Kevin Can Wait” after two seasons. The show, which created noise with a major casting change when Leah Rimini was cast, starred Kevin James as a retired police officer.

Executive producer Andy Fickman broke the news on Instagram:

Well folks that sadly is a series wrap on Kevin Can Wait. So proud of what we did and this remarkable and talented Cast, Writers & Crew. Also a special thanks to the amazing people of Long Island who welcomed us with open hearts! Onward to the next exciting adventures but will carry treasured memories of KCW with me!

A post shared by Andy Fickman (@herrdirektor) on May 12, 2018 at 2:30pm PDT

“Superior Donuts” starred Judd Hirsh and Jerome Flower and was centered around Arthur, the owner of a small donut shop that’s located in a quickly gentrifying Chicago neighborhood, and his new and only employee Franco.

“Scorpion” star Katharine McPhee shared the news about her show on Twitter:

thank you so much to @CBS for this journey, to my awesome cast mates and crew whom I learned from every day and to all the wonderful @ScorpionCBS fans for being so passionate about what we created. we’ll always be a family. #TeamScorpion pic.twitter.com/ylAMMakQbT

— Kat McPhee (@katharinemcphee) May 12, 2018