Carrie Wittmer

We're nearing the end of the fall TV season, and we can’t help but wonder what shows are going to get canceled.

And while we may not know those will be until 2019, viewers are feeling the tension. INSIDER was interested in the new shows that viewers are worried about, and conducted a survey to find out what new network TV shows people think are in danger of getting the axe.

We collected a list of the shows people think will get canceled and included the percentage of participants who listed that show, along with the show's <a href="https://www.imdb.com/" id="5fb12f37-50a3-3273-acf4-e3eac3027e19"> IMDB description. </a>

Some shows people can agree are at risk of cancellation include "The Alec Baldwin Show," "The Conners," and "Dancing With the Stars: Juniors."

SurveyMonkey Audience polls from a national sample balanced by census data of age and gender. Respondents are incentivized to complete surveys through charitable contributions. Generally speaking, digital polling tends to skew toward people with access to the internet. SurveyMonkey Audience doesn't try to weight its sample based on race or income. Total 1,217 respondents, margin of error 3% with 95% confidence level, poll ran Nov. 16 to 17.

Here are the shows that people think are most in danger of being canceled:

<h1> "The Alec Baldwin Show" — ABC </h1>

Of those surveyed, 29.87% believe this talk show will be canceled. In November, ABC moved the show from the Sunday night line-up to Saturdays, which isn't good news for its longevity.

IMDB description: Weekly talk show hosted by actor Alec Baldwin.

Of the people surveyed, 28.1% think that the "Roseanne" spin-off is doomed. While "The Conners" has steady ratings, it's only drawing in half the audience that the revival, which aired earlier this year, did. This could mean that it won't get picked up for another season, but the ratings are steady enough that it could stick around. Our guess? It was always intended as a one-season show, and will end with its first season in 2019.

IMDB description: Follow-up to the comedy seriesRoseanne(1988), centering on the family members of the matriarch after her sudden death.

<h1> "Dancing With the Stars: Juniors" — ABC </h1>

Of those who were surveyed, 25.44% believe this show will get canceled. And that's fair: It doesn't capture the magic of the popular reality competition series. And historically, kid spin-offs of popular reality shows do not perform well. Remember "American Juniors?" You probably don't, because it didn't last long.

IMDB description: A spin-off of "Dancing With the Stars" pairing celebrity kids with professional junior ballroom dancers to perform choreographed routines, which are judged by a panel that includes renowned ballroom experts.

The 21.35% of people who think the "Magnum P.I." reboot will get canceled are probably right, since it hasn't performed well with critics and audiences and is struggling with the ratings. But CBS still has faith, since it was ordered for a full first season.

IMDB description: An ex-Navy SEAL returns home from Afghanistan and uses his military skills to become a private investigator in Hawaii.

20.91% think the "Murphy Brown" revival will get canceled. And it probably will, given its poor reception by both critics and audiences, and its lack of momentum compared to reboots like "Roseanne" and "The Conners." The revival was probably always intended to be a one-season thing, but CBS clearly wanted the same massive ratings that "Roseanne" got in March.

IMDB description: The personal and professional misadventures of an opinionated but beloved woman working as a TV journalist.

18.69% people think the spiritual meets social media drama will get the axe, but they have little faith. While it isn't a hit with TV critics, it's developed a solid audience that tunes in every week, so it should be safe for now.

IMDB description: An atheist's life is turned upside down when God adds him as a friend on Facebook.

18.58% think "Rel" will be canceled, and they might be right. It's wasn't super well-recieved by critics, and the Chicago-based comedy hasn't generated enough buzz with audiences to keep it going much longer. But Fox is usually willing to give comedies with a small audience a chance to build, so only time will tell.

IMDB description: A successful comic tries to put his life back on track after his marriage falls apart.

17.04% of people who participated in the survey think this sitcom will get canceled, though CBS believed in it enough to order a full first season. It may finish out season one, but the chances it makes it to a second season are low.

IMDB description: A friendly guy from the Midwest tries to fit in in a tough LA neighborhood.

16.92% of people who participated in the survey think "Single Parents" will be canceled, but it has a lot going for it. Its cast, which includes Leighton Meester, Brad Garrett, and Taran Killam, is just as strong as the creative team (JJ Philbin and Liz Meriweather), who came from "New Girl." "New Girl" started off a bit messy, but by its second season, it was one of the best comedies on television.

IMDB description: A group of single parents form their own support system as they raise their kids and struggle to start new relationships.

<h1> "The Kids Are Alright" — ABC </h1>

16.04% don't think that this 1970s-set family ensemble comedy is safe. But they're wrong. Critics like it just as much as audiences do, and it's maintained its audience. This is one of the most successful new shows this year, so a cancellation would be truly shocking.

IMDB description: A pair of working class parents in an Irish-Catholic family try to raise their eight kids during the 1970s.

The 15.38% of people surveyed who think "Happy Together" won't have a happy ending (or an ending at all) could be right. The sitcom wasn't added to the CBS winter schedule, and didn't get additional episodes ordered. It could be the end, which is a bummer because it had a lot of potential.

IMDB description: Claire and Jake's married life is mired in routine, but when megastar Cooper shows up at their door, they get dragged into his life of fame.

14.93% think "The Cool Kids" is at risk, but it's not. The sitcom got a full-season order in October. So if it does get canceled, it won't be for a while.

IMDB description: Three friends at a retirement center have their comfortable existence rattled by a newcomer to the community.

14.05% of people surveyed think that the female-led NBC comedy will get canceled. The show wasn't well-recieved by critics, and has gotten a lukewarm reception from audiences. It only premiered in October, so it's still a little too early to tell if it will get canceled or not, but it's not looking great.

IMDB description: Emet, the perfect mom, boss, wife, friend and daughter, is learning to be OK with being imperfect.

13.72% think that "The Rookie" will get canceled, but it's a long shot. The ratings are solid, as is the reception. And having a star like Nathan Fillion along with the great reception pretty much guarantees a second season.

IMDB description: The series follows John Nolan, a 40-year-old man who moves from his comfortable, small-town life to Los Angeles to pursue his dream of being a police officer for the Los Angeles Police Department. He must navigate the dangerous, humorous, and unpredictable world of a "young" cop, determined to make his second shot at life count.

Craig Blankenhorn/NBC/Warner Brothers

The 13.38% who think NBC could cancel this sci-fi drama are probably wrong, unless ratings slow down significantly in the winter and spring. In October, NBC ordered more episodes of the show that is best described as "Lost" meets "This Is Us."

IMDB description: After a turbulent, but routine flight, the passengers and crew discover the world has aged five years, yet no time has passed for them, and soon a deeper mystery unfolds.

12.5% of survey participants are worried about "All American." But for The CW, the critically acclaimed drama has been performing well. In early October, the network ordered five additional scripts, which is a great sign for its future.

IMDB description: When a star high school football player from South Central is recruited to play for Beverly Hills High School, two separate worlds collide.

The 12.28% of people who are worried about "New Amsterdam" should stop doing that, because it's a hit for NBC as one of the most successful new network shows of the fall season. It's a safe bet right now.

IMDB description: A new medical director breaks the rules to heal the system at America's oldest public hospital.

11.95% of those surveyed think Fox will cancel the Tim Allen comedy. But it's found a comfortable home at Fox, where the ratings jumped higher than they were over at ABC. It won't get canceled anytime soon.

IMDB description: A married father of three tries to maintain his manliness in a world increasingly dominated by women.

21 new TV shows people believe are going to be canceled

December isn't a busy month for television because of the holidays, but Netflix is still dropping some must-watch TV before 2019 hits us like a brick.

Knowing you're busy this time of year, we combed through the list of what's coming to the streaming service this month, and picked the best shows (and one holiday special) to watch.

So, finish up what you haven't gotten to so you're prepared to watch all of the great shows coming this month, from "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: A Winter's Tale" to "YOU," the Lifetime stalker series starring Penn Badgley.

Here are six TV shows worth watching on Netflix this month:

<h1> "The Great British Baking Show: Masterclass" </h1>

Release date: Saturday, December 1

If you love "The Great British Baking Show," you've probably burned through every season available on Netflix multiple times. Thankfully, new episodes of "Masterclass" will guide you through technical bakes, with judges Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry explaining why they were assigned to bakers, and how they're done to perfection.

Release date: Thursday, December 6

This SyFy series starring Chris Meloni gives him the chance to show off his comedic skills. Meloni plays a sarcastic addict and detective-turned-hired killer who whose life changes when he meets an imaginary blue-winged horse. It's odd, but fun and a great vehicle for Meloni, who is one of our most gifted comedic talents.

Release date: Friday, December 7

Have you ever wondered how well you'd do on "The Great British Baking Show"? Netflix's hilarious reality competition series "Nailed It!" answers this question, and the answer is "not very well at all." On the brand new holiday episodes of "Nailed it!," three amateur bakers have to attempt a complex holiday bake. They never turn out well, and it's hilarious.

<h1> "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: A Midwinter’s Tale" </h1>

Release date: Friday, December 14

This Satanic-heavy show is dark and sometimes gross, so we cannot wait to see what witchy things happen during the holiday special. There really has never been a show more deserving of experimenting with a wild and weird holiday episode, so you should definitely watch it as soon as it comes out.

Release date: Tuesday, December 25

This animated series is not for the faint of heart, and although it is about rabbits, it's not exactly kid-friendly. The book is about a doomed rabbit community who must flee their home and establish their lives elsewhere. It gets violent.

Release date: Wednesday, December 26

"YOU," which aired its first season on Lifetime, is moving to Netflix for season two. To get people excited, the first season drops on Netflix the day after Christmas, when you've about had it with holiday cheer and family and are ready to binge something silly by yourself. On this show, Penn Badgley (formerly the one and only Gossip Girl) plays a creepy stalker who will do anything to make the woman he's obsessed with fall in love with him ... so basically he is just Dan Humphrey again, but he murders.

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6 shows coming to Netflix in December that are worth watching

Stuck on what to watch next? Look no further.

Since December is all about the holidays, there's not as much new television as usual, so now is the best time to catch up on things you may have missed. And we're here to make it easier to pick what shows you watch on Netflix this week.

We know what it's like to spend way too much free time choosing what to watch on Netflix, so every week we put together a list of three shows you can watch right now.

We pick shows you can finish in a day, and some you can just get started on binge-watching. We mix shows that have recently come onto the service with some old favorites you might have missed.

From new holiday episodes of "The Great British Baking Show to "Bojack Horseman" here are three great TV shows you can binge-watch on Netflix this week:

<h1> "The Great British Baking Show: Holiday" </h1>

Netflix description:

It feels like all I do these days is recommend this show. But the holidays are here, and there's a few brand new holiday-themed episodes of the most soothing show ever made, featuring former contestants. You'll burn through this season quickly, and it will inspire you to take on some incredibly complex holiday bakes.

"The Office" is a great escape from your own office life ... hopefully. The first few seasons contain some of the most well-written comedy in history and, of course, feature Steve Carell's outstanding performance as Michael Scott. A rewatch of "The Office" is easy to burn through, contains some of the best holiday episodes in television history, and it will have you screaming about how Carell never won an Emmy.

"Bojack" is without a doubt one of the best TV shows right now, and one of the best Netflix originals. If you haven't watched season five, take some time out of your week to binge it. And if you haven't watched it at all, it's a great time to start, since there's not much new TV during the holiday season.

3 great TV shows to watch on Netflix this week

From new holiday episodes of "The Great British Baking Show" to "Bojack Horseman," here are three great TV shows you can binge-watch on Netflix this week:

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21 new TV shows people believe are going to be canceled

6 shows coming to Netflix in December that are worth watching

3 great TV shows to watch on Netflix this week

3 great TV shows to watch on Netflix this week