Renewed or canceled?

[Bob Juch]

CBS has had more cancellations than usual this season, so they've announced several new series, some of which seem quite interesting:

• CIA -- Despite the title, it's a spinoff of the FBI series from Dick Wolf. Tom Ellis (Lucifer) plays a rule-breaking CIA agent teamed with a by-the-book FBI agent (not yet cast) to work on cases in the US that cross jurisdictional lines.

• Einstein -- Matthew Gray Gubler from Criminal Minds (a very good choice) plays Albert Einstein's great-grandson who is a college professor with no purpose in his life until he decides to help the New York Police Department solve crimes.(It's a wonder how TV cops can solve crimes on their own without the help of brilliant consultants.)

• DMV -- Comedy set at a big city DMV starring Tim Meadows as a driving examiner.

• Boston Blue -- Spinoff of Blue Bloods with Donnie Wahlberg as his Blue Bloods role of Danny Regan, now working for the Boston PD.

• Sheriff Country -- Spinoff of Fire Country with Morena Baccarin as the sheriff of the small California town where Fire Country takes place.

Every one is based on government employees. Humm.

[silverscreenselect]

CBS has cancelled The Equalizer. Also, the previously announced new series Einstein will be delayed until the 2026-27 season.

[silverscreenselect]

NBC has renewed Law & Order and Law & Order: SVU. In addition, NBC has cancelled Suits LA.

[Bob78164]

NBC has renewed Law & Order and Law & Order: SVU. In addition, NBC has cancelled Suits LA.

I believe NBC also has cancelled The Irrational and Night Court. --Bob

[silverscreenselect]

NBC has renewed Law & Order and Law & Order: SVU. In addition, NBC has cancelled Suits LA.

I believe NBC also has cancelled The Irrational and Night Court. --Bob

It's been a busy day for the red pencil at NBC. In addition to these three shows, Found and Lopez vs. Lopez were also cancelled.

Found is especially upsetting for me. An acquaintance's husband is an extra on movies and TV that film in Atlanta, and he's been on Found a couple of times. On last Thursday's show, she appeared with him. The episode was about a Jewish family that disappears, and she and her husband played a couple walking into the temple while the show's main characters were talking to the rabbi about the disappearance.

[jarnon]

‘Who Wants To Be A Millionaire’ Renewed At ABC

Jimmy Kimmel-Hosted Who Wants to Be a Millionaire Returns July 23rd

Jimmy Kimmel’s primetime schedule is coming into focus. Following its recent renewal, the fourth season of Who Wants To Be a Millionaire now has an premiere date.

Who Wants To Be a Millionaire will premiere Wednesday, July 23 on ABC. The hour-long show will run in the 8pm time slot, and will serve as the lead-in to the network’s Match Game revival, with Martin Short replacing Alec Baldwin, who hosted the show’s most recent iteration four years ago.

Kimmel’s twist on Millionaire has landed on the format of putting two celebrities at once in the hot seat. The stars answer questions together in the hopes of winning up to a million dollars for the charity of their choice. Last year’s contestants included late-night personalities like John Mulaney, Kenan Thompson, Reggie Watts, and Kimmel’s Cousin Sal.

In addition to hosting the show, Kimmel executive produces it through his Kimmelot production banner alongside Michael Davies and Sony Pictures Television’s Embassy Row.

Though the new season will run through the summer, it only adds up to a few days work for Kimmel. The host will tape the season in just one weekend, recording two shows a day from Friday, June 6 to Sunday, June 8.

With Kimmel typically taking summers off from Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Millionaire has the side benefit of giving him a presence on ABC even while he enjoys some time off with his family (and perhaps Magic Johnson).

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire will tape in Los Angeles in early June. Audience tickets are available via 1iota.

[jarnon]

From IMDB:

AMC
Dark Winds: Renewed for seasons 2 & 3

Apple TV+
The Studio: Renewed for season 2
Mythic Quest: Canceled after season 4
Severance: Renewed for season 3
Where's Wanda?: Renewed for season 2

Disney+
Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Renewed for seasons 2 & 3

HBO
The Last of Us: Renewed for season 3

Hulu
Paradise: Renewed for season 2

Max
Bookie: Canceled after season 2
The Pitt: Renewed for season 2
The Righteous Gemstones: Renewed for fourth and final season

Netflix
Bridgerton: Renewed for seasons 4, 5 & 6
The Diplomat: Renewed for seasons 3 & 4
The Four Seasons: Renewed for year 2
My Life with the Walter Boys: Renewed for season 3
Lupin: Renewed for season 4
North of North: Renewed for season 2
Beauty in Black: Renewed for season 2
With Love, Meghan: Renewed for season 2
Running Point: Renewed for season 2
XO, Kitty: Renewed for season 3
The Sandman: Renewed for second and final season

Paramount+
Colin From Accounts: Renewed for season 3
School Spirits: Renewed for season 2
Tulsa King: Renewed for season 3
Landman: Renewed for season 2

Peacock
Based on a True Story: Canceled after season 2
Mr. Throwback: Canceled after season 1

Prime Video
The Bondsman: Canceled after season 1
Fallout: Renewed for seasons 2 & 3
Clean Slate: Canceled after season 1
House of David: Renewed for season 2
The Summer I Turned Pretty: Renewed for third and final season

Showtime
Dexter: Original Sin: Renewed for season 2

[Vandal]

Amazon cancels Amy Sherman-Palladino's Étoile halfway through "two-season commitment"

It turns out that not even a “two-season” order from a major streamer can break the single-season curse on ballet TV from Amy Sherman-Palladino: Étoile, created by the Gilmore Girls alum with her husband Daniel Palladino, has just gone the way of Bunheads, having been canceled at Prime Video after just one season.


https://www.avclub.com/etoile-canceled- ... -palladino