TBH I think a final season was likely, CSI was the show that revived CBS' fortunes and it's fitting they'll want to give it a send off.

Marry Me cancelled

About a boy cancelled

One big happy cancelled

Battle Creek cancelled

The Following, Constantine and Forever are being shopped to different networks. Rumor has it that HULU is a contender for The Following.

With the British appeal of Forever (we all seem to like it) they should try the BBC or Sky.

The Mccarthy's cancelled by CBS

That's a weird one, because it never does very well live for BBC America, but does so insanely well on DVR, it has a "Live + 3 median income of $77,000 mak[ing] Orphan Black the second most affluent ad-supported cable drama behind AMC’s Mad Men." All of this despite the fact the show struggles to break 0.5m most of the time...

I'm guessing high ad rates coupled with that fact it's a fairly well liked show, and the fact it's a Canadian co-production are why it's been renewed so early.

There has been a lot of suggestion online that it could move to AMC. I can't personally see that happening, it's not really the right fit for AMC, and it's arguably BBC America's biggest show, so they probably wouldn't give it up without a fight, but it would be interesting to see what it could do on a bigger network.

BBC America is in less homes than other cable networks so 0.5m is a solid rating, only Doctor Who does better than that.

Stalker cancelled

Now we are down to the interesting one s for CBS

CSI is ending with a 2 hour movie. Yep, cancelled!
http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...season/401423/

The Night Shift, The Mysteries of Laura and Undateable have all been renewed
NBC have confirmed Laura is going under a major revamp. It will focus more on crimes, and less on Laura's chaotic home life.

Wow, you go to bed with nothing cancelled .. hehe

Can't say i'm surprised about Stalker - for me, it had cancelled written all over it.

One Big Happy seemed to be a no-brainer as well considering how poor the ratings were.

Bit shocked that CSI might be ending with a two hour tv movie though. I was thinking they might give it something like a 6 episode 'event' type wrap-up.

But then that said, at least it'll be given a chance to end properly I suppose and a movie would likely have more potential to feature William Petersen.

Heck MOL might actually work then. Gobsmacked it got renewed, everything I've read since it started said its gone, heck what do I know.

can't believe how the US networks never give anything a chance to 'grow' Maddenning sometimes!

Glad Gallavant got renewed, was in a nightmare slot, went against big Football games I think, it's good fun.

Depends on what shows you are talking about

Could that be because almost nothing grows? You say shows need a chance to grow, but in practise when shows are given time to grow, they don't. Hannibal was given time to grow, it didn't and has now been bumped to summer where expectations are much lower. (It's a co-production, so it's probably fairly cheap for NBC.) AMC has renewed a lot of it's shows in the hope they'll grow, none of them really have.

I can think of only two or three shows in the past few years that grown massively in the middle of their run and sustained that growth, The Walking Dead, which started big anyway and only continued to grow, and Game of Thrones, which didn't exactly start small either.

Also, given ABC have just renewed Agent Carter, so it's not really true.

Brooklyn 911?

Sure that was renewed a while ago though I might be thinking of something else

I think people who moan about shows not being given time to grow, are likely fans of shows that did bad in the ratings, and therefore why should the network waste money on a sinking ship for them to not make a profit.

Agent Carter wasn't a flop. It's demos never went any lower than 1.3/1.4, so ABC know this show doesn't have a massive audience, but it has an average audience at best and they can put that to good use in possibly increasing it or keeping it the same.

No surprise there, it was getting more luxurious by the episode.


http://www.cinemablend.com/televisio...Fox-71784.html

That makes sense, I couldn't understand why people would think that, but as someone with no horses in this year's race I can see why the networks cancel anything that does badly.

I think ABC intend to grow Agent Carter, because whilst 1.3 isn't bad, it isn't good either.

CSI Cyber has been given a second season

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...season/401414/

Looks like a few more nights lay ahead for it's drinking game.