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Cancelled: 'DC's Stargirl'
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The CW has decided it won't be renewing "Stargirl" after the DC Comics-inspired drama's third season wraps up.
The cancellation comes in the wake of The CW's acquisition by Nextstar, which is aiming to trim costs by producing less-expensive programming.
“'Stargirl' has always held a special place in my heart for many reasons,” said series creator Geoff Johns in a statement. “With all the brewing changes at the network, we were aware this was possibly the last season, so we wrote with that in mind and have delivered what I believe to be the best season of 'Stargirl' yet, with complete creative closure. The cast and crew are extraordinary, and I’d like to thank them for helping me bring this series to life. ['Stargirl' star] Brec [Bassinger] embodied Courtney in every way possible — with grace, strength and humour — exceeding my wildest expectations. I am grateful to WBTV and The CW for giving us a home to tell this story and to honour my beloved late sister, and I’m beyond thankful to the press and fans who have always championed us for three amazing seasons. Most series never get this far. We couldn’t be more proud of our show and the fan community it’s built.”
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Cancelled: 'Westworld'
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After four seasons, HBO is ending "Westworld". According to sources, the cancellation was due to a combination of the show's high production costs and dwindling viewership.
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Cancelled: 'Nancy Drew'
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When "Nancy Drew" returns to The CW's schedule sometime in 2023 for its fourth season, it will also be its last.
"It has been the greatest pleasure to begin my career as one small part of Nancy Drew’s endless legacy," said star Kennedy McMann in a statement about the show coming to an end. "What a privilege to walk in her shoes for as long as I have, to be inspired by her and to grow with her," the actress said. "I wish our incredible fans could feel the heart and passion of our crew that has been ever-present on and off screen, day in and day out since the very beginning. You are every bit a part of this incredible show as we are. Thank you, thank you, thank you for every ounce of passion and kindness you have shared with me and with each other.”
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Cancelled: 'The Man Who Fell To Earth'
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Showtime has opted not continue the adventures of "The Man Who Fell to Earth", cancelling the series after its first season.
“Our thanks to the extraordinary Alex Kurtzman, Jenny Lumet, John Hlavin and Sarah Timberman who did a great job of turning the David Bowie film into such a resonant tale for our times,” a Showtime spokesperson said in a statement. “And kudos to a wondrous cast led by Chiwetel Ejiofor, Naomie Harris and Bill Nighy for bringing it to life. Alex and Jenny originally intended 'The Man Who Fell To Earth' to be a close-ended story. While we flirted with the idea of expanding it into a second season, we all ultimately decided to embrace it as a one season story well told.”
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Renewed: 'Industry'
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HBO is bringing back "Industry", renewing the drama set in the world of high finance for a third season.
“'Industry' reached new heights in season two, cementing its status as a buzzy hit with addictive storytelling, layered characters, a breakneck pace, and keen observations about contemporary workplace dynamics,” said Kathleen McCaffrey, senior vice president, HBO programming. “We couldn’t be more excited to continue our journey with them into season three.”
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Renewed: 'Rock The Block'
HGTV
HGTV will be bringing back "Rock the Block" for a fourth season, with the upcoming season to add "Farmhouse Fixer" star Jonathan Knight, Canadian couple Bryan and Sarah Bauemler of "Island of Bryan" (which is retitled "Renovation Island" in the U.S.), Kristina Crestin, and Fix My Flip‘s Page Turner and Mitch Glew.
"Fans are clamouring for the new season of 'Rock the Block', we are so excited for production to begin and the competition to start,” said Betsy Ayala of HGTV. “Everything about this season is bigger and bolder – including the homes and the scenery. Our stars will face some of their biggest design challenges to date and they plan to hold nothing back to win it all.”
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Renewed: 'Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire'
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Talk about confidence! AMC'S new TV adaptation of the first novel in Anne Rice's bestselling "Vampire Chronicles" series hasn't even debuted yet, and the network has already renewed "Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire" for a second season. In the new series, Sam Reid plays Lestat De Lioncourt and Jacob Anderson is Louis De Point Du Lac.
“The scope and breadth of this show, and what [producers] Mark [Johnson] and Rolin [Jones] have delivered, is just stupendous. They have rendered the rich and vibrant world of Anne Rice’s 'Interview' in a wonderful way, and we’re incredibly proud. From the set build, to production design, costumes and more — no detail was overlooked. This stellar cast deliver powerful performances that emotionally connect us to these characters and their humanity,” said Dan McDermott, president of original programming for AMC Networks and AMC Studios, in a statement. “We look forward to sharing the final product of this extraordinary effort with audiences in just a few short days and are thrilled that this story will continue. This is only the beginning of an entire Universe featuring enthralling stories and characters that capture the spirit of Anne Rice’s amazing work.”
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Renewed: 'Love On The Spectrum'
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Netflix is telling more love stories. "Love on the Spectrum" has been renewed for a third season by the streaming service, per Deadline. The docu-reality series follows people on the autism spectrum navigating the dating world.
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Renewed: 'Reservation Dogs'
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The "Reservation Dogs" continue to find themselves a loving home on FX and Hulu. The universally acclaimed series about a group of Indigenous teenagers has been renewed for a third season, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Renewed: 'The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On'
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There are more ultimatums coming to Netflix. The streamer has renewed "The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On" for a sophomore season, per Deadline. The reality series is hosted by Nick Lachey and Vanessa Lachey.
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Renewed: 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!'
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"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" will keep delivering late-night laughs through to its 23rd season, with ABC re-upping host Jimmy Kimmel's deal for three more years.
Kimmel first launched his talk show back in 2003, and has grown from young upstart to one of the longest-tenured late-night hosts on TV.
“After two decades at ABC, I am now looking forward to three years of what they call ‘quiet quitting,'” he quipped in a statement.
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Renewed: 'Masterchef'
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“Masterchef” returns to Fox for more cooking mayhem.
Gordon Ramsay’s cooking competition show has been renewed by Fox for a 13th season.
Season 12 just concluded with three chefs competing for $250,000.
The renewal means the number of Ramsay-led titles for the network will go up to four, with “Next Level Chef”, “Hell’s Kitchen” and “Food Stars”.
“We’re probably going to parse them out so it doesn’t feel like they’re on top of each other. The theory is much like ABC does with ‘The Bachelor’, to do them all year round,” explained reality chief Rob Wade.
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Renewed: 'Canada's Got Talent'
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There is too much talent in Canada to represent in just one season. "Canada's Got Talent" will return for a sophomore season of Simon Cowell's brainchild. Kardinal Offishall, Trish Stratus, Lilly Singh, Howie Mandel and Lindsay Ell are all set to return for season two.
“I absolutely loved having a front row seat to watch the brilliant performers throughout season one of 'Canada’s Got Talent'," Singh says in a press release. "So excited to be back for more with my fellow judges and can’t wait to see what Canada has to bring for season two!”
“I’m looking forward to jumping back into the judge's chair and taking in the awe-inspiring moments of our second season!" Stratus says. "To know I may have a small part in changing the trajectory of someone’s life is such a special honour. And what I’m most excited about – is dropping that elbow on the golden buzzer again!”
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Renewed: 'The Handmaid's Tale'
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"The Handmaid's Tale" has been renewed for a sixth and final season, days before the season 5 premiere.
Series creator and showrunner Bruce Miller said in a statement: "It has been a true honour to tell the story of Margaret Atwood’s groundbreaking novel and chillingly relevant world, and we are thrilled to bring viewers a sixth and final season of ‘The Handmaid’s Tale'."
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Renewed: 'Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin'
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"Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin" has been renewed for a second season by HBO Max.
The series, starring Bailee Madison, Chandler Kinney, and Zaria, is a reboot of the hit series that ran in 2010-2017.
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Cancelled: 'Rutherford Falls'
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Despite critical acclaim, Peacock has cancelled groundbreaking comedy "Rutherford Falls" after just two seasons.
“It’s been a true joy to make these two seasons of 'Rutherford Falls',” said series co-creator Sierra Teller Ornelas in a statement. “Mike Schur, Ed Helms and I set out to make something new, real and smart — but also dumb — that made you cry and think, but also laugh when Reagan got kicked in the face or Nathan was stuffed into a coffin. Before our show — to borrow a line from Terry Thomas, played by the ridiculously talented Michael Greyeyes — ‘Native representation [was], for the most part, a hate crime.’ Which is why it’s been an honour to introduce the best of Indian Country to the masses. We remain overwhelmed by the critical response, garnering a 100 percent Rotten Tomatoes score in our second season, and while we’re sad that our time at Peacock has come to an end we are immensely grateful to them for picking us up and showcasing the talents of comedy legend Ed Helms and breakout stars like Jana Schmieding, Jesse Leigh, Dana Wilson, Dallas Goldtooth, Kaniehtiio Horn, and many others. We love these characters, the world we created, and the impact it has had, and will be exploring other platforms where, hopefully, the folks of Rutherford Falls can call home.”
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Cancelled: 'Resident Evil'
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Looks like it's one and done for "Resident Evil", with Netflix declining to bring the series back for a second season. Despite the name recognition (based on a popular video game, which in turn spawned numerous movies starring Milla Jovovich), the series didn't make much of an impact, and won't be continuing.
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Renewed: 'House Of The Dragon'
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HBO has given a green light to a second season of the new "Game of Thrones" spin-off "House of the Dragon".
The prequel series premiered on August 21 to 10 million viewers, a record for a series opener on the network. Since the first night, the episode has racked up 20 million views.
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Renewed: 'The Umbrella Academy'
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"The Umbrella Academy" is coming to an end after its fourth season on Netflix.
Showrunner Steve Blackman says of the upcoming season, starring Elliot Page: “I’m so excited that the incredibly loyal fans of 'The Umbrella Academy' will be able to experience the fitting end to the Hargreeves siblings’ journey we began five years ago.
“But before we get to that conclusion, we’ve got an amazing story ahead for season 4, one that will have fans on the edge of their seats until the final minutes,” according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Renewed: 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'
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There is no need to "Curb Your Enthusiasm". HBO has renewed the Emmy and Golden Globe-wnning show for a 12th season, according to Yahoo! Entertainment.
“Playing the role of Larry David has been the greatest honour of my life," star and creator David said. "In researching this multi-faceted, multi-talented man, I discovered that there’s more to him than I ever could have imagined: He speaks six languages, brines his own pickles, and spearheads a national movement to install a bidet in every home.
"I’ve also been told from numerous sources that he is the most generous of lovers. I am so excited to once again transform into this force of nature. I only pray that I can do him justice.”
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Renewed: ‘The Rehearsal’
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The experimental docuseries from comedian Nathan Fielder is getting a second season.
HBO announced the renewal of the cringe-comedy series on Aug. 19.
The show’s first season follows Fielder as he offers his services to people who need to “rehearse” some of their life’s biggest moments, such as becoming a parent or lying about possessing a master’s degree.
“We have no idea where season 2 will take us, and that is the delight of this boundary-pushing show from a truly singular talent,” said Amy Gravitt, executive vice-president of HBO programming.
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Renewed: ‘The Chi’
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Showtime is bringing “The Chi” back for a sixth season.
The show is created by Emmy winner Lena Waithe and follows a group of Chicago residents who are tied together by coincidence as they come of age and explore the idea of redemption.
The series stars Jacob Latimore, Hannaha Hall, Iman Shumpert, Alex Hibbert, Antonyah Allen, Michael V. Epps, Shannon Brown Jr., and others.
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Renewed: ‘Fly On The Wall’
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David Spade and Dana Carvey’s “Saturday Night Live” podcast “Fly on the Wall” is coming back for a second season.
The show follows “SNL” alums Carvey and Spade as they interview a slew of “SNL” past and present cast members, as well as the staff behind the show to share their favourite moments.
Guests in season 1 included Chris Rock, Mike Myers, Tom Hanks, Tina Fey, Bill Hader, and many others.
“Doing a podcast is like OnlyFans for comedians. The idea of reminiscing about ‘SNL’ and comedy in general sounded fun, especially with a first-ballot hall of famer like Dana Carvey,” said Spade. “Looking forward to more shows and talking over people.”
Season 2 is expected to air in January 2023.
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Renewed: ‘The Mole’
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Netflix is reviving the beloved competition gameshow “The Mole”.
The original show first aired in Belgium in 1998 before it was adapted for ABC in 2001 for five seasons.
It follows a group of contestants who must complete rigorous challenges every episode. Each victory adds money to a cash pot that one winner will take home at the end of the show. Hidden among the players, however, is the mole who is secretly sabotaging their efforts.
“The Mole” is expected to land on Netflix in fall 2022.
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Renewed: 'RuPaul's Drag Race'
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VH1 is bringing back "RuPaul's Drag Race" for a 15th season, which will also include the Emmy-winning competition's milestone 200th episode. In addition, the companion series "RuPaul's Drag Race: Untucked" is also renewed for a 15th season.
“When I hear season 15 of RuPaul’s Drag Race, I have to pinch myself. I just won’t tell you where,” said RuPaul, the show's host and exec producer, in a statement. “We never take for granted the opportunity we’ve been given to showcase drag excellence and tell authentic queer stories. Thank you to the fans, World of Wonder, VH1, our cast and crew, and most of all, our brave and beautiful queens.”
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Renewed: 'Love, Death + Robots'
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Netflix will be bringing edgy animated anthology "Love, Death + Robots" back for a fourth season.
The acclaimed series — which to date has won 12 Emmy Awards — features a different story in each episode, told by a different animator using different styles of animation and spanning genres ranging from comedy to horror, all within a sci-fi vein.
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Renewed: 'Physical'
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Apple TV+ has renewed "Physical" for a third season.
The show, which recently aired its second season, stars Rose Byrne as a woman journeying through the aerobics boom of the '80s.
“I am thrilled for the opportunity to continue telling Sheila’s story in creative collaboration with Rose Byrne and the rest of our incredible cast, writers and crew,” creator and show runner Annie Weisman said in a statement.
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Cancelled: 'Full Frontal With Samantha Bee'
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After seven seasons in late-night, "Full Frontal with Samantha Bee" has been cancelled at TBS.
"We’re so thankful for our loyal audience, our amazing team, and that we got to annoy the right people every week—that there wasn't wrestling or baseball or a very special episode of Big Bang," the show's official Twitter account said upon the news.
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Renewed: 'Mayans M.C.'
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It was revealed during the "Mayans M.C." panel at 2022 San Diego Comic-Con that the motorcycle drama will be returning for season 5.
The ensemble spin-off from hit series "Sons of Anarchy" premiered in 2018, and wrapped its fourth season in June 2022.
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Renewed: Breeders
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The saga of parenting will continue.
FX has renewed the comedy "Breeders" for a fourth season.
Created by Simon Blackwell, Chris Addison and Martin Freeman, the series stars Freeman and Daisy Haggard as a couple struggling with parenthood. It premiered in March 2020.
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Cancelled: 'Desus & Mero'
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Showtime's late night talk show "Desus & Mero" is no more. The series will not return for a fifth season reportedly due to a fall out between its stars Desus Nice and The Kid Mero.
“Desus Nice and The Kid Mero will be pursuing separate creative endeavors moving forward," Showtime said in a statement. The network added that the final episode for the show already aired on Thursday, June 23.
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Renewed: 'The Bear'
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"The Bear" won't hibernate for long. FX is ordering another season of the kitchen dramedy for fans to dig into, according to IndieWire. The decision to serve up more of "The Bear" came weeks after Hulu premiered season 1 in its entirety. "The Bear" stars Jeremy Allen White ("Shameless"), Ebon Moss-Bachrach ("The Punisher") and Abby Elliott ("Saturday Night Live").
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Renewed: 'The Lake'
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Canadian Amazon Originals series “The Lake”, starring Jordan Gavaris, Julia Stiles and Madison Shamoun, will “venture back into the world of scheming, backstabbing, budding romance, and laughs in cottage country,” says Christina Wayne, head of Canadian Originals at Amazon Studios. Season 2 of the cottage-country comedy series will film in August and September.
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Renewed: 'Only Murders In The Building'
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Everyone's favourite podcasting mystery-solvers are coming back for another season.
Disney+ Star has renewed the comedy series "Only Murders in the Building", starring Selena Gomez, Steve Martin and Martin Short for a third season.
Season 2 is currently airing.
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Renewed: 'Evil'
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"Evil" cannot be stopped on Paramount+. The streaming service has renewed the critically-acclaimed CBS Studios series for a fourth season. The psychological mystery series examines the origins of evil along the dividing line between science and religion.
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Cancelled: 'The Time Traveler's Wife'
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After just one season, HBO is pulling the plug on "The Time Traveler's Wife".
Based on Audrey Niffenegger’s novel, the series starred Rose Leslie and Theo James as a couple whose marriage is complicated by time travel.
“Though HBO will not be moving forward with a second season of 'The Time Traveler’s Wife', it was our privilege to partner with master storytellers Steven Moffat and David Nutter,” an HBO spokeswoman told Deadline. “We are so grateful for their passion, hard work and care for adapting this beloved book. We also thank Theo and Rose, and the rest of our brilliant cast for their heartfelt performances, which completely captivated audiences."
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Renewed: 'Selling Sunset'
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Netflix has renewed "Selling Sunset" for another two seasons.
Production on season 6 will start later this summer, with the show, which stars Chrishell Stause, Mary Fitzgerald, and others, being among a host of real estate, property, and renovation shows on the streaming service, Deadline reports.
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Renewed: 'Killing It'
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“Killing It” is coming back for a second season.
“We are immensely grateful to everyone at Universal Television and Peacock. Snake-based economic satire isn’t exactly a familiar, beloved genre of television comedy, but they were fully behind the project from the start. We can’t wait to make more!” said showrunners Dan Goor and Luke Del Tredici.
The Peacock comedy is about class, capitalism, and one man’s quest to achieve the American dream.
It stars Craig Robinson, Claudia O’Doherty, Rell Battle, Scott MacArthur, Stephanie Nogueras, Wyatt Walter, and Jet Miller.
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Cancelled: 'Workin' Moms'
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"Workin' Moms" is out of business.
The mommy-comedy sitcom from the mind of Catherine Reitman will end with its seventh season.
“And so, it is with love and gratitude that I’m announcing season seven as our final season. The biggest thank you to our partners, CBC and Netflix, for getting behind a show that points a flashlight into the darkest corners of motherhood," said Reitman.
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Cancelled: 'The Big D'
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Even before getting off the ground, "The Big D" is saying a big goodbye.
The new dating show hosted by "Bachelorette" alums JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers, and which had been set to premiere on TBS on July 7, has been axed amid the recent Warner Bros.-Discovery merger.
Promos had already been airing for the show, which now will no longer be going forward.
“We’re assessing our schedule to ensure we have the right content mix to support our network strategies. We are grateful to JoJo Fletcher, Jordan Rodgers, and the executive producers of 'Big D' for their partnership through the process,” a T-Nets spokeswoman said.
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Renewed: 'When Calls The Heart'
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The Hallmark Channel drama "When Calls the Heart" has been renewed for a 10th season.
Based on the Canadian West series of novels by Janette Oke, the long-running show follows a high society teacher, played by Erin Krakow, who is assigned to work in a small coal-mining town in Western Canada in the 1910s.
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Renewed: ‘Hacks’
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“Hacks” will continue to serve up laughs with a season 3.
“We congratulate ‘Hacks' extraordinarily gifted executive producers and cast, and our partners at Universal Television,” said Sarah Aubrey, head of original content at HBO Max. “We are overjoyed at the audience and press response to the new season, and glad to give viewers more of this gorgeous, hilarious, moving show.”
The series stars Jean Smart as comic legend Deborah Vance as she mentors young comedy writer Ava, played by Hannah Einbinder.
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Renewed: 'The Lincoln Lawyer'
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Attorney Mickey Haller is coming back for another big case.
Netflix has renewed "The Lincoln Lawyer" for a second season, with Manuel Garcia-Rulfo reprising his role, and Neve Campbell, Becki Newton, Jazz Raycole and Angus Simpson all returning.
The 10-episode season will be based on the fourth book in the series by author Michael Connelly.
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Cancelled: 'Made For Love'
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HBO Max won't be renewing "Made for Love" for a third season.
The futuristic comedy follows Hazel (Cristin Milioti), a 30-something woman on the run after 10 years in a suffocating marriage to tech billionaire Byron Gogol (Billy Magnussen), only to discover her ex . implanted a monitoring device — the Made for Love chip — in her brain that allows him to track her movements, watch her afar and and know her "emotional data."
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Renewed: 'The Boys'
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Prime Video has announced that "The Boys" will be back for a fourth just as the show's third season debuts.
“We’re thrilled to continue Butcher and the Boys’ fight against Homelander and the Seven, as well as comment on the insane world we’re living in," said showrunner Eric Kripke of the twisted superhero series' renewal. "Also, this is the first time in history that exploding genitalia has led to further success.”
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Renewed: 'Schmigadoon!'
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The Lorne Michaels-produced musical comedy "Schmigadoon!" will be returning for a second season on Apple TV+. In the series, a couple in the midst of a rocky patch ("SNL" star Cecily Strong and Keegan-Michael Key) stumble into the magical realm of Schmigadoon, right out of a 1930s movie musical.
The second season will shift the action to Schmicago to spoof movie musicals of the 1960s and '70s, with cast members Ariana DeBose, Dove Cameron, Jaime Camil, Kristin Chenoweth, Alan Cumming, Ariana DeBose, Ann Harada, Jane Krakowski, Martin Short, and Aaron Tveit all set to return, along with additions Tituss Burgess and Patrick Page.
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Renewed: 'Tokyo Vice'
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"Tokyo Vice", the gritty drama about an American journalist (Ansel Elgort) drawn into the dark underbelly of Tokyo while covering the police beat, has been renewed by HBO Max for a second season.
“We could not be more excited to bring the passionate fans of the show another season to continue this intriguing and suspenseful crime story set in one of the most vibrant and beautiful cities in the world,” said Sarah Aubrey, head of original content at HBO Max, in a statement.
“Writing and then making the first season of Tokyo Vice with this remarkable group of artists was a matchless experience,” added series creator J.T. Rogers. “So I’m over the moon that we get to keep going. I can’t wait to get back to work in Tokyo with our brilliant cast and crew. Stay tuned: there are twists and turns in the tale to come.”
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Renewed: 'What We Do In The Shadows'
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The vampire comedy "What We Do in the Shadows" has been renewed for a fifth and sixth season.
"There’s a lot of life left in our favorite vampires from Staten Island," said FX's President of Original Programming, Nick Grad.
Based on the 2014 film, the series stars Kayvan Novak, Matt Berry, Natasia Demetriou and Mark Proksch as a foursome of vampire roommates learning to get by in the modern world.
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Renewed: ‘A Black Lady Sketch Show’
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HBO has renewed the Emmy-winning sketch comedy series “A Black Lady Sketch Show”, which will “explore even more comedic worlds” with the upcoming fourth season. Robin Thede stars in the series along with Gabrielle Dennis, Ashley Nicole Black and Skye Townsend.
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Renewed: ‘Is It Cake?’
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Netflix’s baking competition series “Is It Cake?” has been renewed for season 2. Returning as host is “Saturday Night Live”’s Mikey Day, alongside an all-new lineup of contestants and guest judges. A premiere date has yet to be announced.
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Renewed: 'Slow Horses'
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Gary Oldman and his team of misfit spies are coming back for a whole lot more espionage.
Apple has given the comedic British thriller "Slow Horses" a renewal for seasons 3 and 4.
The first season of the show premiered in April, with its second season already filmed and expected to premiere later in 2022.
The series also stars Kristin Scott Thomas, Jack Lowden, Saskia Reeves and more.
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Cancelled: 'The Good Fight'
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The upcoming sixth season of "The Good Fight" will be its final one, with the story that began in "The Good Wife" concluding in the spinoff series.
“We’ve loved fighting 'The Good Fight' these last six seasons. To be able to tell stories about an upside-down world in real time has been a gift. And to have worked with these talented, brilliant, generous actors, writers and crew has been a blessing,” said series creators Robert and Michelle King in a statement. “Our hope-slash-scheme is to find ways to work with all of them again in the future.”
The final season will air in the fall on W Network.
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Renewed: 'Heartstopper'
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Netflix is giving the LGBTQ-themed young adult series "Heartstopper" a second season.
Launched on the streamer in April, and based on the popular web comic and graphic novel series by Alice Oseman, the British show tells the story of a gay schoolboy who palls in love with his classmate.
Joe Locke and Kit Connor star in the series, alongside William aGo, Yasmin Finney, Corinna Brown, Kizzy Edgell and Tobie Donovan.
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Renwed: 'Barry'
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With its third season still under way, HBO has already ordered a fourth season of the acclaimed comedy "Barry", starring Bill Hader.
The series, about a hitman who decides to put aside his career to become an actor first premiered in 2018, with a long gap between seasons 2 and 3 due to the pandemic.
Hader will return, along with creator and co-creator and write Alec Berg, for season 4.
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Cancelled: 'Riverdale'
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"Riverdale" is coming to an end after season 7.
The show starring Lili Reinhart, Cole Sprouse, Camila Mendes, and KJ Apa is currently in its sixth season.
“I am a big believer in attempting to give series that have had long runs an appropriate sendoff,” CW chairman and CEO Mark Pedowitz said, according to TVLine.
“We had a long conversation with [executive producer] Roberto [Aguirre-Sacasa] yesterday, who is thrilled by this news, and we will treat the show in the manner it deserves…. We want to make sure it goes out the right way."
Season 7 is expected to premiere in 2023.
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Renewed: Miley Cyrus Returns To Host NBC New Year's Eve Special
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When it comes time to ring in 2023, Miley Cyrus will be there.
NBC has announced that the pop star will once again host its New Year's Eve Special.
Cyrus previously co-hosted the event with Pete Davidson to welcome 2022, along with performances by Noah Cyrus, Brandi Carlile, Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day and more.
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Renewed: 'Black Mirror'
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After years of waiting, Netflix is officially bringing "Black Mirror" back for more dystopian sci-fi fun.
The mind-bending anthology series created by Charlie Brooker will return for a sixth season, with more episodes than season 5's three.
The show last aired in 2019.
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Renewed: 'Call Me Kat'
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Fox has given the green light for a third season of the sitcom "Call Me Kat".
Based on the British series "Miranda", the shot stars Mayim Bialik and a fun-loving woman who defies everyone's expectations by opening a cat café in Louisville, Ken.
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Renewed: 'Welcome To Flatch'
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The town of Flatch is welcoming everyone back for another look.
Fox has announced the sitcom has been given a second season order.
The show, which stars Holmes, Sam Straley, Aya Cash, Seann William Scott and more, is about an eccentric residents who allow a documentary crew to explore life in small town Ohio.
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Renewed: 'American Idol'
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ABC is bringing back "American Idol" for a sixth season, its 21st season overall when counting 15 seasons on Fox.
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Renewed: 'The Bachelor'
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There's just no stopping "The Bachelor", which has just been renewed for a 27th season of made-for-TV romance.
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Renewed: 'The Conners'
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Roseanne who? The Barr-free spinoff of the short-lived reboot of the iconic sitcom continues to be the top-rated sitcom on network television, leading ABC to renew the series for a fifth season.
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Renewed: 'The Wonder Years'
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ABC is bringing back its reboot of "The Wonder Years" for a second season.
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Renewed: 'Big Sky'
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ABC is bringing back "Big Sky" for a third season, continuing the female-led mystery starring Katheryn Winnick and Kylie Bunbury for another year.
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Cancelled: 'Mr. Mayor'
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Despite the star power of Ted Danson and the comedy track record of series creators Tina Fey and Robert Carlock (whose hits include "30 Rock" and "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt"), NBC is cancelling sitcom "Mr. Mayor" after two seasons.
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Renewed: 'Young Rock'
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NBC has decided to bring back "Young Rock", continuing the childhood adventures of Dwayne Johnson for a third season.
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Cancelled: 'Kenan'
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Kenan Thompson's eponymous sitcom won't be back for a third season, with NBC bringing down the axe after just two seasons.
Thompson won't be out of work, since he's hanging onto his day job on "Saturday Night Live", where he recently made "SNL" history by appearing in his 1,500th sketch.
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Cancelled: 'Dynasty'
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After five seasons, The CW is cancelling its reboot of the iconic 1980s primetime soap.
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Cancelled: 'Magnum P.I.'
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It's the end of the line for this reboot of the classic detective drama starring Jay Hernandez in the role originated by Tom Selleck. After four seasons, CBS has decided not to renew the series for a fifth.
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Cancelled: 'B Positive'
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Say goodbye to "B Positive", the kidney-donor sitcom starring Thomas Middleditch ("Silicon Valley) and Annaleigh Ashford ("Masters of Sex"), with CBS announcing the plug is being pulled after two seasons.
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Cancelled: 'Good Sam'
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"Good Sam", the medical drama starring Sophia Bush and Jason Isaacs, has been cancelled after one season, ending its first and only season as the lowest-rated drama airing on CBS.
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Cancelled: ‘United States Of Al’
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Chuck Lorre’s sitcom “United States of Al” has been cancelled by CBS. The show, created by “The Big Bang Theory” writers Lorre, Dave Goetsch and Maria Ferrari had a short run, premiering in April 2021, and will air its season 2 series finale in May.
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Renewed: 'Law & Order: Organized Crime'
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Det. Elliot Stabler isn'nt going anywhere, with NBC announcing that spin-off "Law & Order: Organized Crime" will be returning for a third season.
The series from which is sprang, "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit", was previously renewed for a 24th season.
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Renewed: 'Law & Order'
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Revived after a several-year absence, "Law & Order" is being renewed for a second revival season (which will be its 22nd season overall).
“The iconic ‘Law & Order’ brand has long been synonymous with NBC and we couldn’t be more excited to bring back all three of these dramas for the 2022-23 season,” said Lisa Katz, president of scripted programming at NBCU Entertainment and Streaming. “It’s a testament to the brilliance of Dick Wolf’s storytelling that audiences remain compelled by these unforgettable characters week after week, year after year.”
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Cancelled: 'Dollface'
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Hulu is pulling the plug on the female-led comedy "Dollface" after two seasons.
Featuring a group of female friends who reconnect in their late 20s (Kat Dennings, Brenda Song, Esther Povitsky and Shay Mitchell), the second reason premiered in February.
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Renewed: 'Shining Vale'
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STARZ is bringing Courteney Cox's horror-comedy "Shining Vale" back for a second season.
Cox stars alongside Greg Kinnear in the series about a couple who move into an old Victorian mansion in Connecticut in an attempt to save their marriage, only to discover they may be haunted by some very real demons.
Showrunner Jeff Astrof said he and co-creator Sharon Horgan are "thrilled to be able to tell the next eight chapters of the Phelps’ story-- especially after the way we ended season 1. Personally, I look forward to the crushing pressure of trying to raise the bar even further in season 2. But we can do anything."
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Renewed: 'FBI'
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The "FBI" franchise will continue for two more seasons.
CBS renews the crime drama series for seasons 5 and 6.
The highly successful show was rated no. 2 for broadcast shows for CBS in the 2021-2022 season.
“The FBIs are one of the most successful brands in the entire TV landscape and a powerful cornerstone of our number one lineup,” said Kelly Kahl, President of CBS Entertainment.
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Renewed: 'FBI: International'
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The story of “FBI: International” will continue as CBS renews the show for a season 2 and 3.
The renewal comes as part of the network’s order for more seasons from the very popular franchise.
“[The ‘FBIs’] have attracted a dedicated, loyal fan base, thanks to the extraordinary vision of executive producer Dick Wolf and the talents of all three outstanding casts and creative teams,” said President of CBS Entertainment, Kelly Kahl. “I know we and our viewers look forward to two additional seasons of engaging, heroic stories.”
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Renewed: FBI: Most Wanted
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“FBI: Most Wanted” will return.
CBS renewed the show for a season 2 and 3 as part of its renewal for the “FBI” franchise.
“Everybody who works on these three shows is over the moon about the multi-year pickups,” said ‘FBI’ brand creator Dick Wolf.
The series stars Luke Kleintank, Heida Reed, Carter Redwood, Vinessa Vidotto and Christiane Paul.
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Renewed: 'Minx'
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The Ophelia Lovibond and Jake Johnson series about the creation of the first erotic magazine for women is coming back for more.
HBO Max has ordered a second season of "Minx", from creator Ellen Rapoport.
In the show, Lovibond plays a young feminist who teams up with a sleazy publisher played by Johnson to launch the magazine in the '70s.
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Renewed: ‘The Equalizer’
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“The Equalizer”, starring Queen Latifah, has been renewed by CBS for seasons 3 and 4.
The “outstanding cast” and “exceptional creative team” will continue to “evolve their storytelling with a compelling mix of everyday justice, family dynamics and real-world issues that connect and resonate with audiences,” said Thom Sherman, senior executive vice president of programming at CBS Entertainment.
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Cancelled: 'Saved By The Bell'
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After two seasons, class is dismissed for Peacock's reboot of "Saved by the Bell".
“We are so proud to have been the home of the next iteration of 'Saved by the Bell' for both new and OG fans," said a Peacock rep in a statement. "'Saved by the Bell 'has been a cultural mainstay for more than 30 years and the new series, led by Tracey Wigfield’s superfan enthusiasm and signature witty humour, seamlessly continued the show’s legacy, all while allowing more audiences to feel seen. We’re grateful to Tracey, Franco Bario, our partners at UTV, the beloved cast, and the fans who have continued to champion one of the most iconic shows of all time."
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Renewed: 'Sweet Magnolias'
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Netflix has renewed "Sweet Magnolias" for a third season.
Stars of the show JoAnna Garcia Swisher, Brooke Elliott and Heather Headley are all set to reprise their roles and return to Serenity.
The first season debuted on May 19, 2020.
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Renewed: 'Queer Eye'
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"Queer Eye" has been renewed by Netflix for a seventh season.
Revealing which city the Fab Five are now heading to, the show tweeted: “🚨QUEER EYE IS COMING BACK FOR SEASON 7🚨Beignets for everyone!! 😋✨ If you know someone in NOLA who is deserving of a 'Queer Eye' make-better let us know 💖🌈”
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Cancelled: 'Legends Of Tomorrow'
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Following the cancellation of "Batwoman", The CW has also cancelled "Legends Of Tomorrow".
Having run since 2016, co-showrunner Keto Shimizu wrote: "We are heartbroken, but also immensely grateful for the amazing work our cast, crew, and writers have contributed to the little show that could."
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Cancelled: 'Batwoman'
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"Batwoman" has been cancelled after 3 seasons.
“Just got the sad news that Batwoman will not be seeing [season four],” showrunner Caroline Dries wrote on Twitter. "I am bummed, but full of gratitude. What an honor to make 51 episodes.”
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Cancelled: 'Space Force'
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"Space Force" has failed to launch.
Netflix has cancelled the Steve Carell comedy after the second season.
Also starring Ben Schwartz and Jon Malkovich, the second season didn't perform nearly as well as season one did.
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Renewed: 'Pachinko'
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Apple TV+ is giving its Korean-language series "Pachinko" a second season.
Based on the 2017 novel by Min Jin Lee, the series tells the story of a Korean immigrant family across four generations.
“Words cannot express my joy in being able to continue telling the extraordinary story of this indomitable family,” said creator Soo Hugh about the renewal.
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Cancelled: 'Raising Dion'
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"Raising Dion", the Netflix drama about a boy (played by Ja'Siah Young) grappling with his mysterious superpowers has been cancelled after two seasons.
Series star Sammi Haney broke the news on social media, thanking fans for their "amazing support."
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Renewed: 'Blue Bloods'
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CBS is delivering a baker's dozen of "Blue Bloods" to the family dinner. The network has renewed its police procedural drama for a 13th season, according to TV Line. The show stars familiar faces including Donnie Wahlberg and Tom Selleck, among others.
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Renewed: 'The Goldbergs'
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ABC has announced plans to renew "The Goldbergs" for a 10th season.
The fate of the sitcom was considered to be up in the air after the departure of star Jeff Garlin, who played Goldberg family patriarch Murray, following an HR investigation over questionable on-set behaviour. No word yet on how the show will handle Garlin's departure, but it wouldn't be a surprise if the 10th season begins with the revelation that Beverly Goldberg (Wendi McLendon-Covey) has become a widow.
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Renewed: 'The Talk'
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Global's "The Talk" is coming back for plenty more conversation.
In a live on-air surprise, hosts Akbar Gbajabiamila, Amanda Kloots, Natalie Morales, Jerry O'Connell and Sheryl Underwood learned the show was renewed.
“The producers are just telling me there is some breaking news. This is just coming in right now, ‘The Talk’ has been renewed for Season 13," Morales announced to the rest of the cast.
O'Connell joked, “Now I know why all our bosses showed up today.”
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Renewed: 'Life & Beth'
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“Life & Beth” gains new life with a season 2.
The announcement of a 10-episode renewal for the Amy Schumer-led series comes just after the conclusion of the first season.
Hulu’s comedy follows Schumer as Beth, an unhappy wine distributor in Manhattan, whose life changes after a dramatic incident causes her to have flashback memories of her teen years.
Schumer serves as a writer, director, and executive producer on the show.
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Renewed: 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'
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The enthusiasm hasn't died yet.
Creator-star Larry David has revealed that "Curb Your Enthusiasm" will be back for a 12th season on HBO.
The long-running comedy series ended its 11th season in December. The show premiered with a special in 1999 and its first full season ran in 2000.
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Renewed: S.W.A.T.
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"S.W.A.T." is coming back for season 6 on Global.
"Aaaayyeeeee!!!! Homies, Fans, n Baby Girls!!!!! You heard it here first!!!" Shemar Moore celebrated on Twitter. "Another year of Kicking Ass coming your way."
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Cancelled: 'The Real'
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After eight seasons in daytime syndication, the talk show "The Real" will be coming to an end at the completion of the current season.
According to reports, the decision to axe the show is related to the show's producer, Warners/Telepicture, picking up a new daytime talker featuring Jennifer Hudson for next season, which will presumably take over the time slot currently held by "The Real" in various television markets.
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Renewed: 'The Cleaning Lady'
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Fox Entertainment has renewed “The Cleaning Lady” for a second season. Starring Elodie Yung, the series centres on an undocumented worker forced to navigate the criminal underworld in order to save her ailing son’s life.
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Renewed: 'The Rise Of The Lakers Dynasty'
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Adam McKay’s “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty” has been renewed for a second season.
The hit show chronicles the professional and personal lives of the 1980s Lakers.
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Renewed: ‘Bachelor In Paradise’
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"Bachelor in Paradise" will be back with more romance and drama as the show returns for its eighth season. “The Bachelor” spin-off was last was hosted by David Spade, Lil Job, Tituss Burgess and Lance Bass following Chris Harrison's departure from the series.
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Cancelled: 'Locke & Key'
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Netflix has made it official: the upcoming third season of supernatural adventure series "Locke & Key" will be its last.
“Once we began working on the series, we felt three seasons was the ideal length to bring the story of the Locke family and their Keyhouse adventures to a satisfying conclusion,” said executive producers/co-showrunners Carlton Cuse and Meredith Averill in a statement, confirming that the plan was always a three-season series. “As storytellers, we are grateful that we had the opportunity to tell our version of Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez’s incredible story exactly the way we wanted. We’re keeping the magical keys, though, for our own personal use.”
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Renewed: 'Severance'
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Apple TV+ is doubling down for a second season of "Severance", the mind-bending workplace thriller from producer-director Ben Stiller, starring Adam Scott as the employee of a mysterious company that has somehow managed to keep the personal and workplace memories of its workers completely separate.
“It’s really exciting to see the response from people who are loving the show — and the level of fan engagement,” Stiller said in a statement. “It has been a long road bringing 'Severance' to television... It has always been a multi-season story, and I’m really happy we get to continue it. I’m grateful to our partners at Apple TV+ who have been behind it the whole way. Praise Keir!”
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Renewed: 'Snowfall'
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"Snowfall" has been renewed for a sixth season, which will also be the last for the FX drama set in L.A. during the crack cocaine epidemic of the 1980s, created by the late John Singleton.
“I couldn’t imagine telling this story anywhere but at FX,” said star Damson Idris, who is also one of the show's producers. “I’m incredibly proud of the history we have all made. Especially the impact ‘Snowfall’ has had on the culture. Very rarely does a TV show get to the sixth season mark and saying goodbye to ‘Franklin Saint’ will be heartbreaking. But the family and relationships I’ve made on this journey will last a lifetime. I know John Singleton is looking down smiling proud.“
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Renewed: ‘The Drew Barrymore Show’
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Global’s “The Drew Barrymore Show” is renewed for a third season.
“Our show wants to be a bright spot not a blind spot and we just want to make people feel good,” said Barrymore. “And I thank all the people who helped us get here.”
The new season will be produced differently from the first two, as two half-hour episodes that can run back-to-back or be split up to air separately.
Watch “The Drew Barrymore Show” weekdays at 3 p.m. ET on Global.
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Renewed: 'NCIS'
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Global's "NCIS" continues to stand the test of time as the show has been renewed for a milestone 20th season. The show debuted all the way back in 2003, with Mark Harmon leading the cast for many, but not all, of the seasons.
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Renewed: 'NCIS: Los Angeles'
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The original Global "NCIS" spin-off, "NCIS: Los Angeles" will return for a 14th season. Season 13 featured Chris O'Donnell, Daniela Ruah, Eric Christian Olsen and Medalion Rahimi among its main cast.
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Renewed: 'NCIS: Hawaii'
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One of the newer entries to Global's "NCIS" family, "NCIS: Hawaii" is being renewed for a sophomore season. The police procedural drama stars Vanessa Lachey, Alex Tarrant, Noah Mills and Yasmine Al-Bustami, among others.
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Renewed: 'The Good Doctor'
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"The Good Doctor" is clearly doing a great job. The medical series, starring Freddie Highmore, has been renewed by ABC for a sixth season in the 2022-23 television season.
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