Wicked Tuna is wicked over. Nat Geo has canceled the docuseries, which for 13 seasons documented the commercial tuna fishing industry in Gloucester, Massachusetts. “After thirteen seasons on the high seas and more than 200 incredible episodes, the long-running series Wicked Tuna has concluded its run on National Geographic,” the cable channel said in a statement on Friday, August 16, per Variety, which first reported the cancellation news. Nat Geo added: “The series celebrated one of America’s oldest industries since first premiering on National Geographic in 2012 and made internationally recognizable stars out of the intrepid commercial fishermen who brave the unrelenting North Atlantic waters to catch the elusive bluefin tuna. As we reflect on 13 great seasons and 200+ episodes, our appreciation for our production partners at Pilgrim Media Group, our cast and crew, the Gloucester community, and the show’s dedicated fans is hard to put into words. It has been an incredible journey together,...