tv_talk | Entries tagged with topic: renewals & cancellations

The third season will premiere October 27 on ‪HBO Max. According to The Hollywood Reporter, this will be the show's final season.

Quoting this Jezebel article: Somebody Somewhere is set in the rural town of Manhattan, Kansas, and follows Sam (Bridget Everett), a 40-something who’s struggling to find a sense of purpose in her hometown while mourning her sister’s death. And while the show is about feeling lost, Sam finds her chosen family in a crew of local misfits, many of whom are queer.

If you are curious, please check out my primer for this show here.

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“I’m so happy finally to be able to finish the story Terry and I plotted in 1989 and in 2006,” Gaiman said in a statement accompanying Amazon’s Good Omens Season 3 renewal announcement Thursday. “Terry was determined that if we made Good Omens for television, we could take the story all the way to the end.”

Read the article (including the full, slightly spoilery quote) over at variety.com

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Leverage: Redemption is coming back for season 3! And this time on Amazon Prime!! We’re so excited to be back to work in the Leverage Universe!! from Dean Devlin's twitter. Dean had been hinting news was coming soon, so I was keeping an eye out for just this!

Also, if you hadn't heard, a new Librarians TV show is coming with a mostly new cast. He managed to sell a show in the thick of the writer's strike, which is impressive.

If you'd like to follow news about the show and the cast, I run

leverageinternational. With the changing winds of social media, and also a recent account hack, I maintain a number of resources and links off of the profile page including confirmed accounts of actors, writers, cast, crew, etc. The loss of twitter verification was... a mess for people like me.

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Inspired by yesterday's Speak Up Saturday question: Here's a Vulture list of all the shows that, so far, have been canceled in 2023. Which cancellation has hit you the hardest? Or maybe there are potential future cancellations that you're quietly dreading?

Shows I'm mourning: Dead End: Paranormal Park and the planned Six of Crows spinoff. I'm also a little worried over Good Omens because it's Jeff Bezos and I need a third TV season, not a novel or a comic.

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Do you have any shows that aren't sure if they are going to make it to screen? Pining for announced shows that never happened?

Here are a few of mine:

* Sanctuary Reboot - This was announced just before Covid. I assume that torpedoed it. For those who don't know it was an very early streaming show that was a bit too early to the streaming market. It was an urban fantasy show with Amanda Tapping and a few writers from SG-1. I don't know the full behind the scenes on it, but I do know that the original first season was unavailable for a long time even when the later season where available. It was a very experimental show and I was very into it. I was hyped by the renewal announcement but then... nothing. I hold out hope that the stars align and it still happens.

* Heralds of Valdemar adaptation - I will bet my spleen this never happens, but please, I would love it if it did. Every bit of dudebro nerd nostalgia has been made into moves or shows, but never weird stuff about talking horses and soul bonds from female fantasy authors.

* I can't remember the title - But I remember that there was going to be a show about the people psychiatrists who get homosexuality removed as a disorder from the DSM-IV. I think it was going to be the next project from some of the people who made Pose. I don't know what happened to it and can't find the articles I remember reading.

* Crystal Lake - There is no good reason right now to worry that it's vaporware, but I am keeping a weather eye on it and hoping. There have been rights issues to the Friday the 13th movie series it's a prequel to, but it sounds like it's moving forward?

So, anyone else? Have any shows in development hell they are pulling for? Still sad about Wayward Sisters?

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NBC has picked up Brooklyn Nine Nine for a 13 episode sixth season!

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Fox, proving once again that they are completely out of touch, has cancelled yet another beloved series. Lucifer, which is averaging about 3.297 million viewers, has just been cancelled. Meanwhile, Family Guy and Bob's Burgers, who are averaging 2.552 and 2.369 million viewers, respectively, have both been renewed by the network.

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Fox's Brooklyn Nine Nine has been cancelled after five seasons.

There's been a lot of outrage on Twitter since the news broke, with fans and celebs alike lamenting the show's cancellation. #Brooklyn99 has been a trending topic for the past few hours since news of the cancellation was revealed. What do you think of Brooklyn Nine Nine being cancelled? Do you think the public outcry can get Fox to change their minds? Or will Netflix or Hulu swoop in and cash in on Fox's mistakes?

The season finale, now the series finale, is scheduled to air May 20th.

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Under the cut is a list of every show that has been renewed, listed in alphabetical order by network. If you want to quickly see if your fave has been renewed hit CTRL+F and type the name of the show.

FOR CANCELLATIONS CLICK HERE.

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Under the cut is a list of every show that has been cancelled, listed in alphabetical order by network. If you want to quickly see if your fave has been cancelled hit CTRL+F and type the name of the show.

FOR RENEWALS CLICK HERE.

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Renewed

Ash vs. Evil Dead (Starz) renewed for a 2nd season ahead of its S1 debut.
Casual (Hulu) renewed for a 2nd season.
Club de Cuervos (Netflix) renewed for a second season.
From Dusk Till Dawn (El Rey) renewed for a 3rd season.
Longmire (Netflix) renewed for a 5th season.
Switched at Birth (ABC Family/Freeform) renewed for a 5th season.
The Walking Dead (AMC) renewed for a 7th season.

Extended/Cut

Blood & Oil (ABC) cut from 13 episodes to 10.
Dr. Ken (ABC) picked up for a full season.
Grandfathered (Fox) picked up for a full season.
Life in Pieces (CBS) picked up for a full season.
Limitless (CBS) picked up for a full season.
The Grinder (Fox) picked up for a full season.
The Player (NBC) trimmed to just 9 episodes.

Canceled

Clipped (TBS) canceled after 1 season.
Instant Mom (Nick/TV Land) canceled after 3 seasons.
Married (FX) canceled after 2 seasons.
The Brink (HBO) canceled after 1 season.
The Whispers (ABC) canceled after 1 season.

Sources: Metacritic and TVLine.

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Sorry for the lack of updates. I haven't kept up with anything or watch a lot of TV in weeks so here are some old and fresh news I think haven't been mentioned yet. Let me know if you spot any mistake.

Renewed

Another Period (Comedy Central) renewed for a 2nd season.
Bitten (Syfy) renewed for a 3rd season.
Black Sails (Starz) already renewed for a 4th season (season 3 premieres in 2016).
Fear the Walking Dead (AMC) already renewed for a 13-episode 2nd season (the show premiered on August 23).
Humans (AMC) renewed for a 2nd season.
Masters of Sex (Showtime) already renewed for a 4th season (season 3 is currently airing).
Ray Donovan (Showtime) already renewed for a 4th season (season 3 is currently airing).
Rectify (Sundance) renewed for a 4th season.
Rizzoli & Isles (TNT) renewed for a 7th season.
Salem (WGN) renewed for a 3rd season.
Scream (MTV) already renewed for a 2nd season (season 1 is currently airing).
Sense8 (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.
Stitchers (ABC Family) renewed for a 2nd season.
Suits (USA) already renewed for a 6th season (season 5 is currently airing).
Teen Wolf (MTV) already renewed for a 6th season (season 5 is currently airing).
The Brink (HBO) renewed for a 2nd season.
The Last Ship (TNT) already renewed for a 3rd season (season 2 is currently airing).
The Strain (FX) already renewed for a 3rd season (season 2 is currently airing).
Turn: Washington’s Spies (AMC) renewed for a 3rd season.
Workaholics (Comedy Central) renewed for a 6th and 7th seasons.
Young & Hungry (ABC Family) already renewed for a 3rd season (season 2 is currently airing).

Canceled

A.D.: The Bible Continues (NBC) cancelled after 1 season.
American Odyssey (NBC) cancelled after 1 season.
Banshee (Cinemax) ends after 4 seasons (final season premieres in 2016).
Community (Yahoo) ends after 7 seasons.
Continuum (Syfy) ends after 4 seasons (final season premieres in September).
Da Vinci's Demons (Starz) cancelled after 3 seasons (final season premieres in October).
Haven (Syfy) ends after 5 seasons (final season is currently airing).
Hell on Wheels (AMC) ends after 5 seasons (final season to be aired in 2015-2016).
Hemlock Grove (Netflix) ends after 3 seasons.
Lilyhammer (Netflix) cancelled after 3 seasons.
The Comedians (FX) cancelled after 1 season.
The Exes (TV Land) ends after 4 seasons (final season is currently airing).
Web Therapy (Showtime) cancelled after 4 seasons.
Welcome to Sweden (NBC) cancelled after 2 seasons.

Sources: Metacritic and TVLine.

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Renewed

Aquarius (NBC) renewed for a 2nd season.
Bates Motel (A&E) renewed for 2 additional 10-episode seasons, the show's 4th and 5th.
Deadbeat (Hulu) renewed for a 3rd season.
Episodes (BBC Two/Showtime) renewed for a 5th season.
Grace and Frankie (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.
Mr. Robot (USA) already renewed for a 2nd season.
Penny Dreadful (Showtime) renewed for a 9-episode 3rd season.
Power (Starz) renewed for a 3rd season.
Transparent (Amazon) renewed for a 3rd season, several months prior to its 2nd season debut.

Canceled

Hannibal (NBC) canceled after 3 seasons.
The Lizzie Borden Chronicles (Lifetime) canceled after 1 season.
The Returned (A&E) canceled after 1 season.

Sources: Metacritic and TVLine.

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It's been official for a few days: "The Mindy Project, canceled recently by Fox, will move to Hulu for a 26-episode 4th season."

Sources: Metacritic and TVLine.

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"CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (CBS) has been canceled after 15 seasons. A special two-hour finale will air on September 27, 2015. Original cast members including William Petersen and Marg Helgenberger are among the CSI MVPS set to return for the swan song."

Sources: Metacritic and TVLine.