Canceled NYC TV shows: ‘She’s Gotta Have It,’ ‘Jessica Jones,’ ‘OITNB,’ more

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Some of your favorite TV shows have gotten the ax.

Major networks have announced which newcomers — “For the People,” “The Good Cop” — and veterans — “She’s Gotta Have It,” “Orange is the New Black” — are facing their final seasons or won’t be returning at all.

Below, a look at shows with NYC ties that have recently been canceled.