Entertainment TV Where to See the 'Black-ish' Cast After the Show Ends The Johnson family has plenty of projects in the works following the show's series finale on April 19 By Kelsie Gibson Kelsie Gibson Twitter Kelsie Gibson is the SEO Editor of PEOPLE Digital. Since joining the brand in 2021, she has contributed to a number of different verticals, writing and editing SEO content ranging from relationship timelines to TV and movie explainers. Prior to joining PEOPLE, Kelsie worked at POPSUGAR as the Celebrity and Entertainment editor, where she wrote and edited content and conducted various interviews for online and video at press junkets, red carpets, and events such as Tribeca Film Festival. She was also formerly at Bustle, Tiger Beat, and Her Campus and graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. People Editorial Guidelines Updated on April 19, 2022 12:34 PM Share Tweet Pin Email Photo: Dario Calmese/ABC It's the end of an era! After eight seasons, ABC's hit family sitcom Black-ish is coming to an end. Starring Tracee Ellis Ross, Anthony Anderson, Yara Shahidi, Marsai Martin, Miles Brown, and Marcus Scribner as the lovable Johnson family, the series has received numerous accolades over the years as it tackles both heartwarming and important storylines. Not only has the show marked many of the young cast's breakthrough roles, but it has also featured some star-studded guest appearances, including Michelle Obama, Zendaya, Simone Biles, and many more. It's no wonder the show has branched off into two separate spinoff series, including Grown-ish (centered on Shahidi's Zoey and her college years), and Mixed-ish (centered on a young Rainbow and her biracial family). While Black-ish's series finale is set for April 19, it won't be the last time you see the cast on TV; they've got plenty of projects in the pipeline. Shahidi is keeping things in the Disney family as she stars as Tinker Bell in the live-action adaptation of Peter Pan, while Anderson recently reprised his character on the Law & Order revival. See what the rest of the cast has in the works ahead. Tracee Ellis Ross (Rainbow Johnson) Kwaku Alston/ABC Ross is set to voice Jodie Landon in an upcoming animated Daria spinoff, titled Jodie. Her casting was first announced in 2019, and a year later, the show was picked up by Comedy Central. Though the series currently doesn't have an official premiere date, the Huffington Post previously reported that it's slated to be released in 2022. Anthony Anderson (Andrew "Dre" Johnson) Anthony Anderson. Kwaku Alston/ABC More than a decade after the show's original cancellation, Anderson reprised his Law & Order character, Detective Kevin Bernard, for the recent revival on Feb. 24. You can currently watch him on the show, which is airing its 21st season on NBC. Yara Shahidi (Zoey Johnson) Kwaku Alston/ABC Shahidi isn't saying goodbye to Zoey Johnson just yet. The actress is set to reprise her Black-ish character on the show's spinoff Grown-ish, which was recently renewed for a fifth season in March 2022. Additionally, Shahidi is set to star on the Apple anthology series Extrapolations and the live-action adaptation of Peter Pan & Wendy, where she will play Tinker Bell. In February, she was also cast in the Amazon comedy Sitting in Bars With Cake, based on a blog and book by Audrey Shulman. Marsai Martin (Diane Johnson) Kwaku Alston/ABC Martin has her plate full with a few upcoming projects. She is starring in and is executive producing a scripted podcast remake of YA novel Free to Fall as well as starring and executive producing a Paramount+ film titled Fantasy Football. Marcus Scribner (Andre Johnson) Kwaku Alston/ABC Shortly after Black-ish ends, Scribner will star in the movie adaptation of Sarah Dessen's novel Along for the Ride, which hits Netflix on May 6. Like Shahidi, he is also set to reprise his Black-ish character as he joins the cast of Grown-ish in season 5. Miles Brown (Jack Johnson) Kwaku Alston/ABC Brown currently doesn't have any projects in the works, but he has made a few appearances on Grown-ish over the years, so there's always a chance we'll see him in the upcoming fifth season. Laurence Fishburne (Earl "Pops" Johnson) Kwaku Alston/ABC Fishburne was recently tapped to star on FX's Sterling Affairs, a limited series based on the ESPN 30 for 30 podcast of the same name. He also has a handful of other projects in the pipeline, including Netflix's The School for Good and Evil, Marvel's Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, John Wick: Chapter 4, among many others. Jenifer Lewis (Ruby Johnson) Kwaku Alston/ABC Lewis is set to star on Showtime's comedy series I Love That for You alongside Vanessa Bayer, Molly Shannon, and more. The show is slated to premiere on April 29. Lewis also has a new book titled Walking in My Joy coming out on Aug. 30.