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Renewed: 'The Witcher'
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The second season of "The Witcher" hasn't even made its debut but Netflix has already renewed the fantasy series for a third season.
Henry Cavill will be returning to reprise his role as Geralt of Rivia, tasked with protecting the world from all manner of witches and other supernatural creatures with evil intent.
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Renewed: 'Sex Education'
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Netflix comedy "Sex Education" has been picked up for a fourth season.
Featuring an ensemble cast led by Gillian Anderson, "Sex Education", other stars in the series include Emma Mackey, Ncuti Gatwa, Aimee Lou Wood, Kedar Williams-Stirling, Connor Swindells, Alistair Petrie and Patricia Allison.
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Renewed: 'Full Frontal With Samantha Bee'
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"Full Frontal With Samantha Bee" will be returning to TBS for a seventh season in 2022.
Bee's late-night series will be moving from Wednesday nights to Thursdays when it launches in January.
“I’m beyond excited to be returning to TBS for a seventh season,” says Bee. “Now we have enough seasons for you to binge one every day of the week. I warned you I was tenacious.”
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Renewed: 'My Unorthodox Life'
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Netflix has renewed "My Unorthodox Life" for a second season.
The show follows Elite World Group CEO Julia Haart and her 4 kids as they navigate life after leaving an ultra-Orthodox community.
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Cancelled: 'Hit & Run'
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The geopolitical thriller series "Hit & Run" won't be coming back for more.
Despite ending its first season on a major cliffhanger, Netflix has declined to renew the series created by "Fauna" showrunner Lior Raz for a second season.
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Renewed: 'Virgin River'
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Netflix is bringing back "Virgin River" for a whole lot more romance.
The drama, which premiered its third season in July 2021, has been renewed for seasons 4 and 5.
Alexandra Breckenridge, Martin Henderson, Colin Lawrence, Lauren Hammersley, Annette O’Toole and more star in the series about a midwife who moves to the remote Northern California town of Virgin River.
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Cancelled: 'The Outpost'
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"The Outpost" has fallen. The CW has nixed the fantasy drama by not renewing the show for a fifth season, per Deadline. Created by Kynan Griffin and Jason Faller, "The Outpost" starred Jessica Green and Desai-Barochia. Its final episode airs on Oct. 7.
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Cancelled: 'Generation'
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The Lena Dunham produced HBO Max show "Genera+ion" will not move into a second season.
The cast included Nathanya Alexander, Chloe East, Nava Mau, Lukita Maxwell, Haley Sanchez, Uly Schlesinger, Sam Trammell, Chase Sui Wonders with Justice Smith and Martha Plimpton.
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Renewed: 'Only Murders In The Building'
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"Only Murders in the Building" has been renewed for a second season on Hulu.
The comedy stars Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez as residents of a New York apartment building who share a love of true crime.
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Renewed: 'High School Musical: The Musical: The Series'
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Disney+ is bringing back "High School Musical: The Series" for a third season.
Disney announced the news Monday, revealing season three will follow the Wildcats as they leave the hallways of East High for the ultimate summer at sleepaway camp.
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Cancelled: 'Narcos: Mexico'
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Netflix will conclude its hit drug cartel saga "Narcos: Mexico" after season three.
The "Mexico"-set series, which will see 10 episodes for the final season, will bring the "Narcos" franchise on Netflix to its sixth season overall.
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Renewed: 'Real Time With Bill Maher'
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HBO has picked up two more seasons of the late-night show, "Real Time With Bill Maher", ensuring the show will continue through 2024.
The renewal comes midway through the show’s current multi-season order, which runs through 2022.
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Renewed: 'Gossip Girl'
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HBO Max's "Gossip Girl" reboot has been renewed for a second season.
Fans of the original series, which ended in 2012, fell back in love with the drama, whose premiere episode broke records, bringing in over 555,000 views in the U.S. alone.
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Renewed: 'Big Brother: Celebrity Edition'
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CBS is bringing back "Big Brother: Celebrity Edition" for a third season, featuring a whole new group of celebs.
The new season will air in winter 2022 with Julie Chen Moonves returning as host.
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Cancelled: 'Dickinson'
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Apple TV+ has announced that the upcoming third season of "Dickinson", set to premiere Nov. 3, will be its last, ending the hilarious comedy starring Hailee Steinfeld as teenage poet Emily Dickinson.
"In my wildest dreams, I could never have imagined how rich and satisfying the experience of making this show would become and the incredible joy it has been to tell Emily's story along with Hailee and our brilliant, passionate cast and crew," said series creator Alena Smith in a statement. "I can't wait to share our epic final season with the world, and to bring our audience along with us to the conclusion of Emily's coming-of-age saga, as she continues to fight for her own poetic truth, while reckoning with so many of the issues that face us now. "
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Cancelled: 'The Republic of Sarah'
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The CW is not inviting "The Republic of Sarah" back for a second season.
In the series, schoolteacher Sarah Cooper (Stella Baker) enlists the citizens of her small New Hampshire town to evoke an obscure loophole in the town charter to declare independence from the rest of the country in order to thwart a mining company's plans to raze the town in order to mine the valuable mineral that's been discovered beneath it.
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Renewed: 'Reservation Dogs'
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The groundbreaking and hilarious new comedy "Reservation Dogs" has received an early renewal for a second season.
Following the exploits of a group of First Nations teens on an Oklahoma reservation, the series has already made history for being the first TV series ever in which its creators, cast and entire writers' room are all Indigenous.
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Renewed: 'Kevin Can F**k Himself'
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Annie Murphy and "Kevin Can F**k Himself" will return for a second season, with AMC renewing the unique series that explores the hidden life of the beleaguered wife of an obnoxious sitcom character.
“We’re so grateful to AMC for giving a home to our weird little show," said series creator Valerie Armstrong. "Creating the first season of Kevin Can F**k Himself and getting to tell this story has been the joy of my life. We couldn’t be more thrilled to be stuck in Worcester with Allison for another year.”
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Renewed: 'Cobra Kai'
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After its shift from YouTube to Netflix, "Cobra Kai" continues to be a hit for the streamer, which just renewed the "Karate Kid" spin-off series for a fifth season.
The fourth season is slated to debut in December, following the still-simmering rivalry between Ralph Macchio's Daniel LaRusso and nemesis Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka).
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Cancelled: 'Betty'
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HBO has closed the skatepark for "Betty". The network cancelled its all-girl skateboarding show after two seasons. Based on the 2018 movie "Skate Kitchen", the teen comedy series starred Dede Lovelace as Janay, Kabrina Adams as Honeybear, Nina Moran as Kirt, Ajani Russell as Indigo, and Rachelle Vinberg as Camille.
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Renewed: 'Desus & Mero'
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Desus Nice and The Kid Mero do it again. Showtime has renewed "Desus & Mero" for the fourth season set to premiere in 2022. The comedians debuted the show on Viceland in 2016 before moving to Showtime three years later. Season three of the late-night talk show is set to conclude on Dec. 12 and guests this season include Zendaya, Ludacris, Glenn Close, J Balvin and Lil Nas X.
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Renewed: 'Your Honor'
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Showtime keeps on rolling with the renewals. Bryan Cranston will reprise his role as New Orleans judge Michael Desiato in season two of "Your Honor". Cranston portrays a respected New Orleans judge caught up in a high-stakes game of deceit.
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Renewed: 'RuPaul's Drag Race'
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Queens never stop slaying.
"RuPaul's Drag Race" has officially been renewed for season 14.
"I am extremely grateful to all the amazing and talented Drag Race queens -- past, present and future -- that continue to inspire us to find new ways to tell their stories," RuPaul said. "Through love, light and laughter, they remind all of us that the most powerful thing you can do is to become the image of your own imagination."
Along with season 14 of the drag competition, the companion show "Untucked" is returning, and the spin-off "RuPaul's Secret Celebrity Drag Race" has also been renewed for season 2.
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Cancelled: 'Punky Brewster'
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"Punky Brewster" has been cancelled after season one.
The show was one of the first original series on NBCU's streaming platform Peacock.
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Renewed: 'Never Have I Ever'
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"Oh my god."
After debuting its second season in July 2021, Netflix has renewed the Mindy Kaling and Lang Fisher-created comedy "Never Have I Ever" for season 3.
“We are so grateful to Netflix and Universal Television for letting us continue to tell this story, and to the fans around the world who clamoured to see more of this badly behaved Indian teenager," the co-creators said.
"Never Have I Ever" stars Canadian Maitreyi Ramakrishnan as a high school girl navigating the world of family, friends and relationships as a teenager.
Also returning for season 3 are Poorna Jagannathan, Richa Moorjani, Jaren Lewison, Darren Barnet, Lee Rodriguez, Ramona Young and narrator John McEnroe.
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Renewed: 'MasterChef'
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Gordon Ramsay's "MasterChef" will be returning for a 12th season, with fellow judges Aarón Sánchez and Joe Bastianich also back onboard.
“Obviously, Gordon is a good friend and, given the recent launch of Studio Ramsay Global, an important part of Fox’s programming and growth strategy,” said Rob Wade, president of alternative entertainment and specials, Fox Entertainment. “'MasterChef', Gordon, Aarón and Joe, and our fantastic partners at ESNA, have been vital to Fox’s DNA. Even in its 11th season, this show continues to impress by sustaining Fox’s success on Wednesdays this Summer. We anticipate this momentum to continue next year when 'MasterChef' returns for a much-deserved Season 12.”
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Renewed: 'FBoy Island'
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The hit reality series "FBoy Island" is coming back for more.
HBO Max has renewed the series for a second season.
The show follows three woman as they look for love from a pool of 12 "Nice Guys" and 12 more self-proclaimed "FBoys".
The first season was HBO Max's most successful reality show since the U.S.-based streaming service launched in 2020.
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Cancelled: 'The Real Housewives of Dallas'
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"The Real Housewives of Dallas" will not be returning anytime soon, although the door is apparently being left open for a possible return at some point.
“There are currently no plans to bring 'The Real Housewives of Dallas' back next year, and beyond that nothing official has been decided,” declared a statement from Bravo.
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Renewed: 'What We Do In The Shadows'
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With the third season of vampire spoof "What We Do in the Shadows" set to premiere in early September, FX has announced that it's already ordered a fourth.
“Fans can’t seem to get enough of What 'We Do in the Shadows' and FX is ready to feed that appetite by setting up the series for a fourth season,” Nick Grad, president of original programming at FX Entertainment said during the network’s TCA presentation on Friday. “Our thanks to the extraordinary job by the creative team, cast, and crew who keep making a great show better each season.”
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Renewed: White Lotus
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HBO is ordering a second season of "White Lotus". Created by Mike White ("Enlightened"), the first season of the dark comedy followed the dysfunctional guests (including such stars as Connie Britton, Jennifer Coolidge and Steve Zahn) at a swanky Hawaiian resort.
The second season, however, will introduce a whole new cast, with new characters at a different White Lotus hotel in another tropical location.
“Mike has once again delivered a quintessential HBO show, and it’s the talk of the town. We were thrilled to hear where he wanted to go next, after closing this epic chapter in Hawaii, and can’t wait to keep following him wherever he takes us,” said HBO exec vp programming Francesca Orsi in a statement.
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Renewed: 'The Circle'
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Netflix is renewing "The Circle" for a fourth and fifth season.
The game-show series already has a third season coming this fall, following up season 2, which premiered this past spring.
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Renewed: 'Indian Matchmaking'
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"Indian Matchmaking" is coming back for a second season.
The hit reality series that took Netflix by storm after its premiere last year follows matchmaker Sima Taparia as she guides clients in the United States and India through the arranged marriage process.
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Cancelled: 'Panic'
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Amazon Prime Video has cancelled "Panic" after one season.
The show based on the YA novel starred Camron Jones, Ray Nicholson and Olivia Welch.
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Cancelled: 'Little Voice'
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The Sara Bareilles co-created Apple+ show "Little Voice" has been cancelled after one season.
The show starred Brittany O’Grady, Sean Teale, Colton Ryan and Shalini Bathina.
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Renewed: 'Physical'
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The Rose Byrne-led dramedy "Physical" has been renewed for a second season on Apple TV+.
Set in the 1980s, the show follows a woman, played by Byrne, who goes on a journey of self-discovery through aerobics.
"We have been thrilled to see audiences around the world fall in love and feel seen by this show and we can’t wait for everyone to experience the next chapter in Sheila’s journey towards personal empowerment," said Apple TV+ exec Michelle Lee.
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Renewed: 'Mighty Ducks'
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“Mighty Ducks: Game Changers” has been renewed for a second season.
The show stars Brady Noon, Lauren Graham and Emilio Estevez, who reprises his role as Gordon Bombay from the original movie series
Production on the Disney+ show is scheduled to begin early next year.
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Renewed: 'The Chi'
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Lena Waithe's acclaimed series "The Chi" is coming back for more.
After the season 4 finale aired on August 1, Waithe revealed that the show has already been renewed for season 5.
“Season 5 of The Chi is coming. It is done. It is written,” she told fans.
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Renewed: 'Love, Victor'
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The Disney+ Star series "Love, Victor" has been renewed for a third season.
Inspired by the film "Love, Simon", the coming-of-age show centres on Victor, played by Michael Cimino, a teenager navigating coming out while also being a star high school athlete.
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Renewed: 'Snowpiercer'
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"Snowpiercer" the post-apocalyptic sci-fi series based on the film by Bong Joon-o has been renewed for a fourth season.
The series, set on a train carrying the remnants of humanity, stars Daveed Diggs, Alison Wright, Jennifer Connelly, Sean Bean and more.
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Renewed: 'Sweet Tooth'
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Netflix has given the green light to a second season of the fantasy-drama "Sweet Tooth".
Based on the comic book series by Jeff Lemire, the show follows the post-apocalyptic adventures of Gus, who is part deer, part boy.
“It’s been equally thrilling and heartwarming to experience how people around the world have been falling in love with our deer-boy. We couldn’t be more excited to continue our collaboration with Netflix and keep following Gus and his friends on their extraordinary journey," says showrunner Jim Mickle.
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Renewed: 'The Good Fight'
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"The Good Fight" enters deep waters after Paramount+ renewed the show for a sixth season. The ViacomCBS streaming service announced the news early into the show's season five run, which premiered in June. Watch "The Good Fight" on W Network on Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
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Renewed: 'iCarly'
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"iCarly" lives on! Paramount+ has renewed the "iCarly" revival for a second season on its streaming service. The grown-up sequel to the beloved Nickelodeon series starring Miranda Cosgrove got the good news a month after its June 17 premiere.
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Renewed: 'Loki'
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"Loki" has been renewed for a second season.
Disney+ confirmed the Marvel series would be back during the mid-credits scene from the season one finale.
No additional details were included other than the title card with the news, the Hollywood Reporter stated.
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Cancelled: 'Good Witch'
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The Hallmark Channel won't be renewing "Good Witch" for an eighth season, meaning the current season will also be the last.
“'Good Witch' has enchanted viewers for over a decade with eight original movies, in addition to the seven-season series,” said Hallmark Channel's Randy Pope. “We thank our leads whose chemistry and talent made 'Good Witch' such a beloved and uniquely special viewing experience: Catherine Bell, who has brought the inimitable Cassie Nightingale to life for 13 years, and James Denton, who as Dr. Sam Radford has added so much charm and humour to the series. We also extend our gratitude and thanks to the entire cast and crew for their dedication and hard work.”
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Cancelled: 'Cursed'
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Netflix is pulling the plug on "Cursed" after just one 10-episode season. Inspired by the King Arthur legend, the series followed the adventures of a young woman (Katherine Langford) with a mysterious gift who is destined to be the doomed Lady of the Lake.
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Ed Helms' Peacock comedy "Rutherford Falls" is coming back for season two.
The single-camera comedy starring Helms and from showrunner Sierra Teller Ornelas only launched on the streaming platform on April 22 and earned positive reviews.
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Renewed: ‘Evil’
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Paramount+ is bringing back their drama “Evil” for a third season.
After its first season “Evil” moved from CBS to the streaming service, and picked up many new fans along the way with viewership growing week-over-week compared to the first season.
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Cancelled: 'Mr. Iglesias'
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"Mr. Iglesias" is finishing up after two seasons.
Gabriel Iglesias plays a high school teacher in the Netflix comedy.
According to Deadline the third in a series of Iglesias stand-up specials is slated to shoot this summer.
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Cancelled: 'Country Comfort'
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Netflix is saying "goodbye" to "Country Comfort."
Katherine McPhee plays Bailey in the show, which follows a country singer who takes a job as a nanny for a cowboy and his five children.
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Cancelled: 'The Crew'
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"The Crew" will not be returning to Netflix.
The comedy series starred Kevin James in its lead role.
According to Deadline, James has closed a development deal with Netflix to create a new single-camera comedy series for him to both to produce and star in.
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Cancelled: 'Bonding'
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"Bonding" has been cancelled by Netflix after just two seasons.
The single-camera dark comedy starred Zoe Levin and Brendan Scannell.
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Cancelled: ‘Lovecraft Country’
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HBO is axeing Misha Green’s “Lovecraft Country”.
Despite its popularity during its launch last August, HBO confirmed to Deadline that they would “not be moving forward with a second season of ‘Lovecraft Country’”
“Lovecraft Country” starred June Smollett, Jonathan Majors, Courtney B. Vance and more.
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Renewed: 'Good Omens'
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There are more "Good Omens" on Amazon Prime Video. The streaming service has renewed the Michael Sheen and David Tennant-led series for a sophomore season. "Good Omens" was intended to be a limited series but the angel-and-devil program will run an additional six episodes, with production starting in Scotland later this year.
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Renewed: 'Made For Love'
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HBO Max's sci-fi-tinged dark comedy "Made For Love" will return for a second season with stars Cristin Milioti, Billy Magnussen and Ray Romano. The half-hour series launched in April to overwhelmingly positive reviews.
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Cancelled: 'Good Girls'
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NBC's "Good Girls" is no longer.
The show has been cancelled after four seasons. There was a chance that the show would move to Netflix for season five but that fell through.
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Renewed: 'The Upshaws'
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Netflix will be bringing "The Upshaws" back for a second season.
The family sitcom, starring Mike Epps and created by Wanda Sykes (who also stars) and Regina Hicks, has been described as a "rare breakout" for Netflix, which hasn't had much luck in launching a successful multi-cam sitcom.
“Wanda and Regina have created a fresh entry in the tradition of Black sitcoms that’s real, relatable, full of heart and incredibly funny,” said Netflix head of comedy Tracey Pakosta. “We’re thrilled to see where they, along with their talented cast, take the Upshaws in the second season.”
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Cancelled: #blackAF
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Kenya Barris' semi-autobiographical Netflix comedy "#blackAF" won't be coming back for season 2 on Netflix.
Though the series was previously given a second season renewal, the streamer is now reportedly redeveloping the series as a potential film franchise instead.
Films in the franchise, which is being compared to "National Lampoon’s Vacation", will take the fictionalized Barris out of the country, with instalments set in Mexico and Brazil already being planned.
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Renewed: 'Ziwe'
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"Ziwe" gets renewed for a second season on Showtime. The late-night variety sketch show starring Ziwe Fumudoh will return for a 12-episode sophomore season on the network, with double the episodes than season one.
“This show has exceeded my wildest imagination thanks to my brilliant cast, crew and iconic guests,” said Ziwe, per The Hollywood Reporter. “I am famously delighted to continue my collaboration with Showtime and A24.”
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Cancelled: 'Dad Stop Embarrassing Me!'
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There will not be a second season of Jamie Foxx's Netflix sitcom "Dad Stop Embarrassing Me!", in which he plays a father whose teenage daughter moves in with him after being raised by his ex-wife.
Foxx was reportedly involved in the decision to end the series, which was loosely based on his own relationship with daughter Corinne Foxx.
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Cancelled: 'The Moodys'
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Fox has opted to pull the plug on "The Moodys", the Denis Leary-starring comedy about a dysfunctional family in Chicago.
The series initially began as a holiday-themed limited series that did well enough to spark a second season, which didn't do well enough to warrant a third.
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Cancelled: 'Grand Army'
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"Grand Army", the edgy teen drama about Brooklyn high school students that debuted on Netflix in the fall, won't be coming back for a second season.
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Renewed: 'Legendary'
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The ballroom competition series "Legendary" is returning for a third season on HBO Max.
MC Dashaun Wesley and judges Leiomy Maldonado, Jameela Jamil, Law Roach and Megan Thee Stallion will all be back for the new season, which features a group of voguing houses competing in themed balls.
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Renewed: 'Cruel Summer'
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Freeform has renewed its thriller "Cruel Summer" for a second season.
“Renewing 'Cruel Summer' for a Season 2 was an easy decision,” Freeform President Tara Duncan said in a statement, according to TVLine.
“It’s the biggest series debut in Freeform’s history and the audience response has been overwhelmingly positive. [Executive producers] Jessica [Biel], Michelle [Purple] and [showrunner] Tia [Napolitano] did a phenomenal job telling an addictive story that’s tapped into the cultural zeitgeist. I’m excited to see where they take the series next.”
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Cancelled: 'Manifest'
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NBC has cancelled "Manifest" after three seasons.
Show creator Jeff Rake posted on Twitter: "My dear Manifesters. I’m devastated by NBC’s decision to cancel us. That we’ve been shut down in the middle is a gut punch to say the least.
"Hoping to find a new home. You the fans deserve an ending to your story. Thanks for the love shown to me, cast, and crew. #savemanifest."
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Renewed: 'The Talk'
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Global's long-running daytime show "The Talk" has been renewed for a 12th season.
Throughout its run, the show has seen many different co-hosts but Sheryl Underwood, Carrie Ann Inaba, Amanda Kloots and Elaine Welteroth currently sit at the table.
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Renewed: 'Girls5Eva'
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Peacock is bringing back its musical-comedy "Girls5Eva" for a second season.
The hit show from executive producer Tina Fey stars Sara Bareilles, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Paula Pell, and Busy Philipps as a once-popular girl group reuniting after almost 30 years.
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Renewed: 'See'
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Apple TV+ has renewed "See" for a third season.
The news comes ahead of the second season's debut on August 27.
Star of the show Jason Momoa shared the exciting news on "The Tonight Show", admitting his character Baba Voss is one of the toughest he's ever had to play.
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Cancelled: 'Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist'
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After two seasons, NBC is pulling the plug on its ambitious musical series "Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist".
Ratings for the second season have been low, and plans to shift the critically acclaimed series to NBCUniversal-owned streamer Peacock never got off the ground. In the meantime, the studio is planning to shop the show around to other networks and streamers.
“In a world where finding loyal and passionate audiences is never easy, we believe there must be a home for this great, award-winning show with a passionate and dedicated following,” said the show's studio, Lionsgate, in a statement.
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Renewed: 'Hacks'
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This comedy can definitely hack it. HBO Max has renewed the Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder-led comedy "Hacks" for a sophomore season on the streaming service. HBO Max says the show is a "top performer" that is "consistently ranking in the top 10 most viewed titles," per Deadline.
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Renewed: 'Shadow And Bone'
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Netflix has given a green light to a second season of "Shadow and Bone".
The fantasy series, based on the YA novels by Leigh Bardugo, stars Jessie Mei Li as Alina Starkov, a cartographer who discovers she has the ability to summon light, making her the only hope of destroying the menacing Shadow Fold.
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Cancelled: 'Jupiter's Legacy'
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The legacy is getting interrupted.
Netflix has cancelled the superhero series "Jupiter's Legacy", starring Josh Duhamel and Leslie Bibb, after just one season.
The story isn't over though as the series, based on the graphic novels by Mark Millar and Frank Quitely, is set to get a spinoff called "Supercrooks", about a "ragtag gang of super-villains, con-artists, petty thieves, and leg-breakers."
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Renewed: 'City On A Hill'
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The '90s-set Boston crime drama "City on a Hill" is returning for a third season of law, order and corruption.
The series stars Kevin Bacon and Aldis Hodge as a veteran FBI agent and bright new district attorney working through the city's broken criminal justice system.
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Renewed: 'The Mosquito Coast'
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Apple TV+ is bringing back the drama "The Mosquito Coast" for another season.
“'The Mosquito Coast’ has captured the imagination of viewers all over the world, not only because of its adrenaline-fueled action and adventure but also for the engaging family story and captivating performances at its heart,” said Matt Cherniss, Apple’s head of programming. “We can’t wait to find out what comes next for the Fox family, and for audiences to continue to experience the thrill ride."
Based on the novel by Neil Cross, the series stars Justin Theroux, a radical idealist and inventor who takes his family to Mexico on the run from the U.S. Government.
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Renewed: 'Breeders'
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"Breeders", the edgy FX comedy about the dark side of parenthood, will be coming back for a third season.
“Through two seasons, we’ve watched Paul, Ally and their children grow as a family in ways that are reassuring and sometimes concerning,” FX Entertainment’s president of original programming Nick Grad said in a statement. “Martin Freeman and Daisy Haggard are brilliant as the flawed but devoted parents and we are glad that they, along with Simon Blackwell, Chris Addison and the rest of the creative team and cast, are bringing the series back for a third season that will take us along for the next stage in this family’s journey.”
Added star/executive producer Freeman: “I’m very happy to get to do another season of the show. We’re delighted that FX is with us in spending time with the Worsleys, and hopefully let the audience see that, once again, no, they’re not alone.”
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Renewed: 'Firefly Lane'
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Netflix is bringing back the beloved Katherine Heigl/Sarah Chalke-led drama, "Firefly Lane", for a second season.
The series, which is based on the bestselling novel by Kristin Hannah, performed well for the streaming giant with 49 million views globally in its first 28 days.
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RENEWED: 'A Black Lady Sketch Show'
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HBO is renewing "A Black Lady Sketch Show", created by Robin Thede, for a third season.
“Robin continues to break new ground in the world of sketch comedy,” said Amy Gravitt, EVP, HBO Comedy Programming. “She delivered a hilariously sharp second season, and we’re looking forward to seeing where Robin, Issa Rae and the 'A Black Lady Sketch Show' team take us in Season 3.”
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Renewed: 'Great North'
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Hit animated series "The Great North" got an early third-season pickup
by Fox.
Jenny Slate and husband-and-wife duo Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally
lend their voices to the series.
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Renewed: 'The Resident'
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The Emily VanCamp-led drama "The Resident" is set to return this fall for a fifth season.
The series, following a group of young practising doctors, is currently airing season four.
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Renewed: '911'
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Fox has renewed its first responder dramas "911" for a fifth season and spin-off "911: Lone Star" for a third.
Angela Bassett, Peter Krause, Jennifer Love Hewitt star in “911", while Rob Lowe, Liv Tyler and Ronen Rubinstein star in "911: Lone Star".
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Cancelled: 'All Rise'
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CBS is pulling the plug on the courtroom drama "All Rise".
The series, which follows the chaotic lives of judges, prosecutors and public defenders ran for two seasons and starred Simone Missick, Marg Helgenberger, Wilson Bethel and more.
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Renewed: 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon'
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NBC has given "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" a five-year renewal.
The news comes after news last fall that Fallon had extended his contract with the network beyond the end of 2021.
Fallon first started hosting "The Tonight Show" in 2014, taking over from Jay Leno.
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Cancelled: 'The Unicorn'
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"The Unicorn" won't return to CBS.
The single camera comedy wrapped up the second season in March and has not been renewed for a third.
The show starred Walton Goggins, Rob Corddry, Michaela Watkins, Omar Miller, Maya Lynne Robinson, Ruby Jay, Makenzie Moss and Devin Bright.
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Renewed: 'United States Of Al'
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CBS has picked up "United States of Al" for a second season.
This makes all four of Chuck Lorre's CBS shows have been renewed with "Mom" ending the series this season.
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Renewed: 'B Positive'
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"B Positive" starring Thomas Middleditch and Annaleigh Ashford has been picked up for a second season on CBS.
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Cancelled: 'Mixed-ish'
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ABC has pulled the plug on "Mixed-ish".
The comedy series is a spinoff of the hit show "Black-ish", which was just renewed for an eighth and final season, and starred Tika Sumpter, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Arica Himmel and more.
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Cancelled: 'For Life'
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"For Life" has been cancelled by ABC.
The drama, which aired for two seasons, was inspired by the life of Isaac Wright Jr. and starred 50 Cent, Nicholas Pinnock and more.
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Cancelled: 'Rebel'
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The Katey Sagal-led drama "Rebel" has been axed after one season.
"Rebel", the Erin Brockovich-inspired drama, starred Sagal and John Corbett.
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Cancelled: 'American Housewife'
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After five seasons, ABC is saying goodbye to "American Housewife".
The comedy series, which starred Katy Mixon, followed a mother of three children as she struggled to fit in with the wealthy people in her new neighbourhood.
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Renewed: 'Law & Order: Organized Crime'
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NBC is doubling down on "Law & Order: Organized Crime" by ordering a second season of the Chris Meloni-starring "Special Victims Unit" spinoff. "Organized Crime" will be airing on Thursdays starting fall 2021, in an all-"L&O" night that will also include "SVU" and another new spinoff, "For the Defense".
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Renewed: 'The Rookie'
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Nathan Fillion won't be looking for a new job next season, with ABC confirming it's renewing his cop drama "The Rookie" for a fourth season.
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Renewed: 'Home Economics'
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ABC's Topher Grace starring comedy about a group of siblings in very different places on the socioeconomic ladder will be returning for a second season.
Grace also celebrated on Instagram, thanking fans for their support.
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Renewed: 'The Goldbergs'
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While the loss of George Segal hit the show hard, "The Goldbergs" continues to be a big draw for ABC. Thanks to the show's consistently solid ratings, ABC is inviting the sitcom back for a ninth season.
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Renewed: 'A Million Little Things'
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The third season proved to be the charm for ABC drama "A Million Little Things", which boasted increased viewership that's resulted in ABC picking up the series for a fourth season.
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Cancelled: 'Call Your Mother'
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ABC has pulled the plug on the new comedy "Call Your Mother" after just one season. Star Kyra Sedgwick took to Twitter to slam the network for its erratic scheduling of the show, about an empty-nester mom who reinserts herself into the lives of her grown children.
"Before it goes out there in the world I want my fans to be the first to know that next Wednesday will be the last episode of 'Call Your Mother'. You guys have been so wonderful to tune in every week, or every other week or every two weeks!" she tweeted. "The rollout was nuts!”
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JOHN GOODMAN, SARA GILBERT, LECY GORANSON, LAURIE METCALF
THE CONNERS - ÒTwo Proposals, a Homecoming and a BearÓ Ð Big changes are coming for the Conners, with not one but TWO proposals. Plus, Jackie uses her ÒJEOPARDY!Ó infamy to her advantage on the season finale of ÒThe Conners,Ó airing WEDNESDAY, MAY 19 (9:00-9:31 p.m. EDT), on ABC. (ABC/Eric McCandless)
JOHN GOODMAN, SARA GILBERT, LECY GORANSON, LAURIE METCALF
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Renewed: 'America's Funniest Home Videos'
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If there was ever a show with staying power, it's "AFV", which has just been renewed by ABC. Making its debut in 1989, this will mark the series' 32nd season.
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Renewed: 'American Idol'
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"American Idol" has been renewed by ABC for a fifth season on the network, which will also be its 20th season overall when counting all those years when the show aired on Fox.
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Renewed: 'Celebrity Wheel Of Fortune'
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Pat Sajak and Vanna White are coming back to ABC for a second season of their primetime celebrity-fuelled version of the long-running game show.
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Renewed: 'Supermarket Sweep'
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"SNL" alum Leslie Jones will be returning for a second season as host and exec producer on her hit revival of the classic game show.
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Renewed: 'Shark Tank'
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The Sharks will keep on swimming, with ABC announcing it's renewing "Shark Tank" for a 13th season.
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Renewed: 'Days Of Our Lives'
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Longrunning daytime soap "Days of Our Lives" has been renewed for two more seasons, seasons 57 and 58.
“We couldn’t be happier to bring our loyal fans two more seasons of ‘Days of our Lives’ and continue what has been an absolutely remarkable achievement in television,” said Michael Sluchan, executive vice president of scripted series and kids programming for NBCUniversal Television and Streaming. “A big thank you to [producer] Ken Corday and the cast and crew for their incredible passion for storytelling that continues to reach new generations of viewers.”
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Cancelled: ‘Prodigal Son’
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“Prodigal Son” will not be returning to Fox for a third season.
The serial killer drama, which stars Tom Payne, first premiered back in 2019.
It’s not yet clear whether the show will be shopped elsewhere.
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Renewed: 'Call Me Kat'
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Mayim Bialik is coming back for "Call Me Kat" season two.
The comedy series, which follows 39-year-old Carla (Bialik) as a Cat Cafe owner, also stars Swoosie Kurtz, Cheyenne Jackson, Leslie Jordan, Kyla Pratt and Julian Gant.
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Renewed: 'Young Rock'
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The story of a young "Dwayne Johnson" will continue.
The sitcom "Young Rock" has been renewed for a second season.
The show tells the story of the pro wrestler and superstar actor's life growing up in a supportive family as he navigates the worlds of wrestling and flaying college football.
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Cancelled: 'The Last Kingdom'
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Netflix has confirmed that the fifth season of "The Last Kingdom" — currently in production — will be the series' last.
The historical drama, set in 10th-century Britain, launched on BBC in 2015 before moving to Netflix in 2018.
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Cancelled: 'The Duchess'
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Katherine Ryan's Netflix comedy "The Duchess" won't be returning for a second season, putting an end to the exploits of a single woman and daughter. The comedian shared the news during a recent appearance on a British talk show, admitting she's "terribly sad" about the cancellation.
“[Netflix] didn’t want to make any more. Not enough people watched it. I think something like 10 million people watched it in 28 days and that wasn’t enough,” she explained.
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