When Is ‘The Neighborhood’ Series Finale? Everything to Know

The cast of the CBS Original Series THE NEIGHBORHOOD, scheduled to air on the CBS Television Network. Pictured: Cedric the Entertainer, Tichina Arnold, Max Greenfield, Beth Behrs, Marcel Spears, Skye Townsend, Hank Greenspan and Sheaun McKinney.
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The Neighborhood is headed into its final stretch on CBS. The sitcom set its series finale date on March 30.

Fans will say goodbye to the Butler and Johnson families on Monday, May 11, at 8/7c. The 30-minute series finale will be followed by the series finale of DMV.

The logline for the finale has not yet been released, but with two proposals locked in, a wedding (or two) is to be expected.

The Neighborhood is also set to air a farewell special on April 6 on CBS after a new episode.

Find out everything we know about the rest of the season below.

What to know about The Neighborhood?

Debuting back in 2018, The Neighborhood has made quite an impact over its years onscreen, which is being acknowledged in a statement from CBS Entertainment President Amy Reisenbach. “The brilliant cast and creative team at The Neighborhood, led by the incomparable Cedric the Entertainer, have brought levity, laughter, and poignant storylines to Monday nights for seven incredible seasons.

The Neighborhood is a strong ratings performer for CBS and one of the top comedies on TV. We believe the show’s loyal fans deserve a proper farewell season full of the trademark humor and heartfelt moments that are synonymous with the series.”

Who stars in The Neighborhood Season 8?

The Neighborhood‘s ensemble includes Cedric the Entertainer (Calvin Butler), Max Greenfield (Dave Johnson), Sheaun McKinney (Malcolm Butler), Amber Stevens West (Mercedes), Beth Behrs (Gemma Johnson), Tichina Arnold (Tina Butler), Hank Greenspan (Grover Johnson), and Skye Townsend as Courtney.

Season 8 is executive-produced by Bill Martin, Mike Schiff, Aaron Kaplan, Wendi Trilling, Cedric the Entertainer, and Eric Rhone. Meanwhile, the series is produced by CBS Studios.

When will The Neighborhood air its series finale?

The series finale will air on May 11. Check back here for what the finale will be about.

Is The Neighborhood returning for Season 9?

Sadly, no. The Neighborhood will end after Season 8.

Is there a spinoff?

Crutch, featuring Tracy Morgan as Calvin’s cousin, aired on Paramount+ in 2025. A planned spinoff based on Malcolm and Marty has since been canceled.

The Neighborhood, Mondays, 8/7c, CBS




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    GoldFlame

    One show that I look forward to will be ending. I really wish it wasn't, change isn't always a good thing. I'll be watching reruns for a long time.

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      Lisa Schwartz

      CBS really seems to be canceling viewer favorite shows. Soon many viewers will skip past their channel.

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    Patricia Traphagen

    What is up with CBS? They’re cancelling all the good shows!!!

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    GoldRing

    I can't believe it! Another GREAT BLACK LED show ending! First S.W.A.T and now THE NEIGHBORHOOD! CBS SUCKS!!!

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      OliveDice

      I think it has more to do with economics rather than race, at least with the Neighborhood. When a show reaches that many episodes to guarantee a solid syndication, there is little motivation to pay higher salaries to actors/producers/writers when everyone can sit back and take the money in through syndication. Chuck Lorrie is the only person who could get a show to run 10 plus years. Mom would have lasted through 10 if Anna Farris hadn't quit.

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    BlueFan

    Let’s boycott CBS!

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    OliveBox

    Lets go another season of the neighborhood !!! Love these shows upshaws is another good one

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    OliveCone

    I already watched season 8 eposode 1 it was good loved it

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    Brandy

    We have darn few decent comedies on external antenna television. Eliminating one is like pulling four teeth at the same visit. Replacing them with more blood, drugs and murder on prime time. CBS is not worth watching. Neither is the 70's Show or last Man Standing neither having any depth. Good luck CBS.

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    GoldButterfly

    That means shows like Greys would have been cancelled a while ago. Completely different networks but it seems to be a trend with CBS. They would much rather try again or make space for something less entertaining. Shows they have introduced, they kill before allowing them to see the fullness of day. It’s sad. There has to be a better system. Streaming shows should also take account for viewership on platforms connected to their network.

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    Diane Cinderell

    I’m so sad that the neighborhood is not coming back for a season nine. Please reconsider.🙏🙏🙏🙏😍

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    Sad

    I really enjoy the show. This is very sad that it’s ending. how come they keep all the crappy shows which I refuse to watch but get rid of the good ones like this? What a shame.

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    Rlester

    I look forward this show every week . This stinks

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      Patricia Trapha

      Me too, watching it now.