Popular TV shows that are ending in 2018 - Fans of shows such as 'Veep' and 'Scandal' might need to start reaching for the tissues because the end of these shows is fast approaching.

Check out the full list of TV shows finishing in 2018!

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'Veep' - HBO announced that the Emmy-winning show will come to an end after the seventh season airs this year.

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'Veep' - Star Julia Louis-Dreyfus said they didn't want to become repetitive or loose quality. After the show's future was announced, the actress also revealed she had been diagnosed with breast cancer.

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'The Americans' - Even though the show received much appraisal from critics, FX announced the sixth season, which stars Matthew Rhys and Keri Russell, will be the show's last.

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'The Americans' - The final season of the show, which tells the story of two Russian KGB spies in the US in the 80s, will feature just 10 episodes.

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'Scandal' - ABC confirmed 'Scandal's' seventh season will be the show's last one. The first few episodes of the final season, starring Kerry Washington, went on air in 2017.

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'Scandal' - The good news for fans is that beloved character Olivia Pope will appear again alongside Annalise Keating (Viola Davis) on a crossover episode of 'Scandal' and 'How To Get Away With Murder,' which will air on March 1 in the US.

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'You're the Worst' - Critics raved about this show too, but the fifth season will be the show's final one as audience rates weren't good enough.

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'You're the Worst' - The show portrayed the unstable relationship between Gretchen (Aya Cash) and Jimmy (Chris Geere), tackling themes such as depression and abortion from a different perspective.

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'House of Cards' - Netflix's critically-acclaimed show comes to a close as the streaming service announced it will sadly end this year. The sixth season will be focused on Robin Wright's character Claire Underwood.

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'House of Cards' - The show's creators announced 'House of Cards' would end after lead actor Kevin Spacey was accused of sexual harassment by multiple victims.

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'Nashville' - The country music drama starring Connie Britton and Hayden Panettiere will also come to an end.

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'Nashville' - The sixth and final season will have 16 episodes.

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'New Girl' - Fox declared the seventh and last season of 'New Girl' would be airing from April 10.

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'New Girl' - The comedy starring Zooey Deschanel used to be a hit but it has seen a decline in audience rates over the years.

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'The Middle' - Fans will also have to say goodbye to this comedy series in 2018. The first episodes of the ninth season started airing in 2017.

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'The Middle' - But the popular TV show will end this year with its 200th episode.

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'The Originals' - This spin-off series from 'The Vampire Diaries' is about vampires trying to win back the city they built. This will be the show's fifth and final season.

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'The Originals' - Creator and executive producer Julie Plec announced the news in July last year, exactly a year after it was announced 'The Vampire Diaries' would also come to an end.

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'Being Mary Jane' - The series starring Gabrielle Union started as a TV movie an will end with a two-hour final chapter.

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'Being Mary Jane' - The BET show will say goodbye to fans after four seasons.

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'12 Monkeys' - The mystery and sci-fi drama, based on the 1995 movie of the same name, will have its fourth and final season this year.

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'12 Monkeys' - Syfy confirmed the show, which centers around man revisiting his past in order to annihilate the cause of a deadly plague, will start airing its last 10 episodes.

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'Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce' - The TV show starring Lisa Edelstein and Paul Adelstein will end with its third season, which will have 20 episodes.

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'Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce' - The final episodes will be aired this year.

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'Portlandia' - IFC have signed actors Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein for the show's eighth and final season.

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'Portlandia' - Fans already expected the show to end soon as the actors had expressed their will to bring it to a close.

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'Casual' - 'Casual' will be back for its fourth and last season. The eight episodes will be available on Hulu from July 31.

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'Casual' - The Golden Globe-nominated show was one of Hulu's first original productions. The series told the story of a woman dealing with her brother after she had got a divorce.

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'Love' - Netflix's romantic comedy will come to an end with its 12-episode third season.

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'Love' - The Judd Apatow show tells the story of troublesome Mickey (Gillian Jacobs) and nerdy Gus (Paul Rust).

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'The Fosters' - Earlier this year, it was announced the Freefrom show about a modern family would come to an end with its fifth season, which will have 19 episodes.

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'The Fosters' - But fans - fear not! The last episode will serve as an introduction to a 13-episode spin-off starring Maia Mitchell (Callie) and Cierra Ramirez (Mariana). It will tell the story of the girls' lives when they leave their adoptive mothers' houses.

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'Major Crimes' - The show, which is a spin-off from 'The Closer', will end with its sixth season. The final episode will be two-hours long and it will come after the show's 100th episode.

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'Major Crimes' - The decision not to renew the show came from TNT's directors.

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'Adventure Time' - For children and adults alike, this is a big moment in television history. Popular animation show 'Adventure Time' will finally come to an end after nine years.

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'Adventure Time' - Cartoon Network announced the sad news, but they also said the final season will have lots of special episodes.

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