‘Walker’ Canceled by The CW

“Walker,” the Jared Padalecki-led spin-off from the original “Walker, Texas Ranger,” has been canceled by The CW after four seasons. The now series finale will air on June 26.

“We want to thank the entire cast, crew, writers, directors and producers of Walker for their hard work and dedication over four incredible seasons,” the network said in a statement. “We also want to give a special thanks to star and executive producer Jared Padalecki, who has been a member of The CW family for over 20 years and was integral to some of the biggest hits on the network.”

The cancellation leaves All American and its spinoff, All American: Homecoming, whose futures remain undecided, and Superman & Lois — whose final season will air in the fall — as the last holdovers from when WarnerMedia (now Warner Bros. Discovery) and CBS (now part of Paramount) jointly owned the network. Current owner Newstar remains intent on populating the network with acquited international product.

“It has been a unique honor to be a part of the cast and crew (and fandom!) that helped Walker tell the stories that we told. I will forever smile on the years I got to spend with the cast and crew and studio and network and fandom that made this all possible,” wrote Jared Padalecki on Instagram.