The Talk has officially said "Goodbye."

After 15 seasons and 2,993 episodes, the CBS daytime show came to an end on Dec. 20 with a heartfelt farewell from hosts Akbar Gbajabiamila, Amanda Kloots, Natalie Morales, Jerry O'Connell and Sheryl Underwood.

The episode began with a standing ovation for the cast and crew, which prompted Jerry to joke, "I just wanted to know why everyone's being so nice today? What happened?"

And as The Talk's Instagram account noted in their stories, "Starting the show with some tears and laughs is only right for us."

The final episode featured multiple montages honoring each of the current hosts, and also looked back on The Talk's history by tapping into just a few of their over 10,800 guests, with the likes of Rob Lowe, Shemar Moore, Lisa Rinna and 50 Cent sending in their love.

But it wasn't all emotional: The hosts also got a bit of a roasting when Howie Mandel arrived to present them with individualized Talkie Awards.

Natalie was awarded Best Competitor, while Akbar was named Most Likely to Crash a Cooking Segment. The Pillow Prizefighter award went to Amanda, and Sheryl—who has been with the show since season two—nabbed Best 1-800-Shout-Out. Not to be left out, Jerry was given the Talkie for Best Performance by a Topless Host, a nod to all the times he's removed his shirt during his three years on the show.

And all the emotions were on display at the end of the episode, when Natalie made a "toast to The Talk" on behalf of the cast and crew.

"We thank you all for watching and laughing, sometimes even crying along with us," she said. "We thank everyone for being here with us. Our wonderful crew here with us every day, to the producing team, to our wonderful, loyal audience."

She continued, "So many of you who have filled these seats day after day, time after time. Our wonderful executive producers, past and present. To the most wonderful people here in daytime, we're going to miss you all so much."

The episode concluded with a credits sequence featuring all of the crew members working on the show.

The Talk—positioned as an alternative to ABC's The View—was originally created in 2010 by actress Sara Gilbert, who served as one of the original hosts alongside Julie Chen Moonves, Sharon Osbourne, Holly Robinson Peete, Leah Remini and Marissa Janet Winokur. Other notable hosts over the years have included Aisha Tyler, Eve and Marie Osmond, to name a few.

During its run, the show earned 14 Daytime Emmy Awards, taking home the Outstanding Talk Show Entertainment trophy in 2016 and 2018. CBS announced the cancellation in April, noting in a statement at the time that The Talk "has been a key program on CBS' top rated daytime line-up as it brought timely, important and entertaining topics and discussions into living rooms around the globe."

For a look at what other shows have been canceled or renewed this year, keep reading.

The spy thriller was renewed for a second season, Netflix confirmed.

The Hulu drama will be back for season three.

The Paramount+ drama starring Jeremy Renner will return for its fourth season next year.

Vince Vaughn returns for season two of the AppleTV+ comedy.

The Netflix comedy starring Ted Danson returns for season two in 2025.

Kelly Clarkson's daytime talk show will be back for season seven.

Apple TV+'s world-building drama has been renewed for third and fourth seasons.

Kimberly Williams-Paisley will join the Fox reality competition dating show as host for season three, guiding four young farmers and daters as they look for real connections and true love.

The MAX drama, produced by Salma Hayek, will be back for season two.

The Hulu drama about English socialites in the 1980s returns for season two next year.

Peacock's reimagining of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air returns for its fourth and final season in 2025.

Peacock's spy drama starring Eddie Redmayne and Lashana Lynch was renewed for a second season.

Season two will follow the 2024-25 Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders squad from start to finish—kicking off at auditions and training camp and continuing all the way through the NFL season.

Netflix revealed that the hit teen drama is renewed for a fifth and final season five.

Peacock has renewed the long running TV soap opera for a historic 61st season.

The reimagined TV reboot starring Kathy Bates scored an early season two renewal.

The reality series about the McBee ranching family will move from Peacock to Bravo for season two.

After it's landmark 20th season, the Bravo fashion design competition will be moving to Freeform and Hulu in 2025.

The AppleTV+ comedy starring Jason Segel and Harrison Ford will be back for season three.

Netflix has renewed the critically-acclaimed political drama for a third season, ahead of its season two premiere on Oct. 31.

The breakout Netflix comedy starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody has been renewed for a second season, slated to premiere in 2025.

Prior to its season three premiere in 2025, Prime Video announced the drama has been renewed for a fourth season.

Based on the novel by Matthew Quirk, The Night Agent is a sophisticated, character-based, action-thriller centering on a low level FBI Agent, Peter Sutherland, whose efforts to save The President in season one earn him an opportunity to become a Night Agent in season two. But working in the secretive organization of Night Action will propel Peter into a world where danger is everywhere and trust is in short supply.

The Netflix series will be back for season three next year.

The hit Hulu reality show is returning for season two.

“There was a philosophical question raised in season one which was ‘Can #MomTok survive this?’ The answer unequivocally is yes!" said Rob Mills, Executive Vice President, Unscripted and Alternative Entertainment, Walt Disney Television. "Spring 2025 get your dirty sodas ready!”

The AppleTV+ drama has been renewed for a second season with Academy Award-nominee Colin Farrell set to return and reprise his role as Detective John Sugar. 

The Hulu comedy has been canceled after two seasons.

“Ladies & Gents, that is a wrap on Unprisoned,” star Kerry Washington announce don social media in September. “This beautiful show that we poured so much of our hearts and souls into is unfortunately not coming back for a Season 3. But I wanted you to hear it from me because while we’re super duper disappointed, we’re also crazy deeply grateful.”

The reboot—originally titled Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin—was canceled by Max after two seasons.

The HBO drama will return for season four.

The polyamorous dating show “has not been canceled officially,” a Peacock spokeperson told Deadline, but “there are no plans for future seasons at this time.”

Lily Collins and co. will be back for season five, Netflix announced. Plus, expect more adventures in Rome.

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