ABC shows canceled for the season includes five TV series including “Happy Endings,” “Body of Proof,” “Malibu Country,” “How to Live with Your Parents for the Rest of Your Life,” and “Red Widow.” The ABC shows canceled is primarily due to the series’ low ratings.

The acclaimed ensemble comedy “Happy Endings” might be able to find a home in the world of cable, according to Entertainment Weekly. ABC and Sony Pictures Television are in talks with the USA Network.

With its current roster of surviving and new shows, the Associated Press reports that ABC is planning a spinoff of its fairytale drama “Once Upon a Time” for next season as well as an action-adventure series based on the Marvel Comics universe. That show, “S.H.I.E.L.D” comes from hit-maker Joss Whedon.

The Disney-owned network announced its programming plans Friday.

Amongst the new comedies include “Mixology,” the story of which focuses on singles looking for love, and “Trophy Wife” starring Bradley Whitford and Academy-Award winner Marcia Gay Harden.

Another comedy “Super Fun Night” was written by Rebel Wilson and she also stars in it. “Back in the Game” features Maggie Wilson as a single mom who, with her son, moves back in with her cranky, ex-athlete dad – James Caan. The series “The Goldbergs” is a family comedy set in the 1980s.

ABC’s new dramas will include “Killer Women” on Texas rangers – including a lone female ranger – in the violent Texas frontiers.

“Mind Games” pairs stars Steve Zahn and Christian Slater as brothers and partners in an agency focused on solving clients’ problems through psychological manipulation.

“Lucky 7” is about seven New York City gas-station employees chipping into a lottery pool for months with high hopes, while “Betrayal” centers on a story of two lovers pitted on opposite sides of a murder investigation.

And on “Resurrection,” citizens of Arcadia, Mo. find their lives changed forever when deceased loved ones start to return.

The network is also bringing back 10 current series including “Once Upon a Time,” “Modern Family,” “Scandal,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” “Castle” and “Nashville.”