Just reading that Bad Judge has only shot 10 of it's 13 ordered episodes and they've said they'll complete filming of all 13 so there's ample opportunity for them to actually wrap everything up properly I suppose, so I might still give it a look.

With Bad Judge and A to Z already gone, and Parks and Rec on its last season, surely for the non-freshman shows on air on NBC, they are safer now that they have already cancelled two comedies?

Eg. About A Boy. It has dropped a lot and could only muster a 1.2 last week, but they surely need to have a few comedies for NBC? And not new ones? ,Marry Me might be renewed, depending on how much it falls, but AAB being in its 2nd season, could get another season if it stays in the 1.2+ region? They need to bring in two more comedies for the NBC slot don't they for Thursday? So, what I'm saying is that AAB should be safer now that two comedies have already been axed. There are literally no "certain" for renewals for NBC apart from The Blacklist. (and obviously The Voice), but I will hold Grimm up there too, as it will hit syndication numbers on its last episode of this season. Constantine is a waiting game, we'll see.

With ABC getting rid of MLS, and possibly Selfie too, I'm hoping Forever can make it, but I am not too sure. It's probably on the bubble at the moment to see how bad/good other shows are doing. What I am quite certain of is that the Wednesday comedy block will remain exactly the same next season? The Middle and Modern Family, veteran shows which are still performing well, "comeback kid" The Goldbergs and new comedy Black-ish which has surpassed all expectations will all be back. I expect a S2 renewal for Black-ish in by the new year.

CBS is tricky, but will The Millers keep dropping? If it does, then could it be in danger? The McCarthy's if it drops fro it's not very impressive premiere will be in trouble and maybe replaced with Mike and Molly?

FOX- Brooklyn Nine Nine is getting renewed, it's so odd how a change of day improves a shows performance so much, just like The Goldbergs. (and Mom if it holds in the mid 2s, up from the high 1s average it has in S1).

CW has obvious renewals, veteran show hero, Supernatural; older shows such as The Vampire Diaries (which may get a last season next year?), Arrow and The Flash which are certain renewals. Survivor against all odds, Beauty and The Beast, who knows? It could last another 3 years if CW want it to. The Originals in theory should be safe with ~0.6. Jane The Virgin I think is in danger.

Overall, there are two overall winners for freshman shows this year... ABC with Blackish and How To Get Away with Murder and CW with The Flash. We kind of expected very good numbers for The Flash, but I seem to remember before Blackish started that people expected it to be a mid- high 1s demo show, so it certainly has surprised people.

Great post Salv

Latest on Continuum - Talks are apparrently "proceeding on a financial formula to allow it to continue in to a fourth season."

Link.

Has there been any news on Graceland? When i google i can't really read the articles because i am watching it at UK pace and don't want to spoil the last few episodes.

It's on a mid-season break in the US atm (since August IIRC). It should come back sometime in the new year I should imagine.

I don't think it is a midseason break, it is a summer show and series two ended at the start of September.

If it does return it would be back next summer.

For that, read: big budget cuts, shortened episode order and at least one or two of the main cast to be written out.

This was announced in August but doesn't seem to have been mentioned here.

Girl Meets World Renewed for Season 2

I've just checked. You're right That was the finale.

Bib: "if" is about the right word.

Utopia cancelled by FOX.

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...by-fox/323115/

I saw this from a mile. It was probably FOX's biggest mistake in broadcasting history, spending so much money on something that ended with a 0.5

USA's Suits, airs 10 episodes over the summer and 6 around Jan/Feb, so it's completely unprecedented for a show to do that, even if Gaceland isn't...

Would be good for shows many fans to see a final season, but the last one was such a dogs dinner I doubt I would bother to watch.

Most obvious cancellation from way back when. I predicted in May that this one would crash and burn - Fox simply delayed the inevitable by shifting it to Fridays! That show has done serious damage to Fox's entire Fall line-up, IMO.

They really need to launch their mid-season shows with a lot of care and attention paid to where and when they schedule those shows. They also need to find a replacement for XF, and get a fresh talent-based show on their network next season. AI is so damn tired these days, it'll take a miracle for that to be the strong ratings winner it once was. So, Fox should find a different show for next year, and run it the way The Voice is done - 2 separate seasons per year. That would certainly give Fox the schedule filler it desperately needs at this point.

In fact, talking about AI, I'm willing to be that their original proposed 'one episode a week' thing may shift once again, and they return to the more familiar 2 shows a week format. AI is no longer what it once was, but last season's numbers, whilst horrible, still stack up reasonably well when you look at all the other abject failures Fox has at the moment!

No argument from me there. I think they had a decent idea for the premise, but botched the execution pretty badly.

If it was only around half a dozen episodes then I might give it a go, but any more than that and i'd certainly be reluctant.

Witches of East End cancelled !

http://www.tvfanatic.com/2014/11/lif...s-of-east-end/

I don't think it looks hopeful, alas.

You would think a renewal would have been announced by now.

Quite a few of cable network's renewals have been slower than usual this year

Lifetime took months to renew Devious Maids
TNT still haven't announced whether Perception and Legends are renewed
and USA network have yet to renew Suits and Covert Affairs, also on the same network as Graceland

Does anyone know if they told the contestants? With only robot cameras and no "this is big brother" voice there is potential for them to have just left them to it

Just been looking at the campaign to 'save' Dallas. The cast are all still trying but say that this week - with a last big PR push - will be do or die. Sounds like it will be pretty much dead after this week if nobody bites. Though given the viewing figures I think we can all see it probably was last month.

They have got over 80,000 signatures on a petition to save the show. Which I think says it all as that would not get any channel excited.

They also note that Netflix was never an option because of the international sales deals which are a big part of the shows success and would not allow this kind of sale.

So it came down to another small cable channel or nothing. That is where they stand.

Netflix wouldn't pick it up because they confirmed ages they wouldn't be resurrecting any cancelled shows.

The show is dead and fans have to accept it.

Suits has been renewed for a 7th and 8th season. Both seasons will only have 8 episodes.

Brilliant news. best show on tv.

Brilliant news. best show on tv.

Eh? Suits is currently on the midseason break of it's 4th season, it has been renewed for a 16 episode season 5 to premiere next year (and likely continue into 2016).

Even if you count the Summer and Winter airings as separate seasons (USA doesn't, and Dave always waits to air both the Summer and Winter episodes together) you get up to "season 7* in January, so it would have been renewed for it's "7th, 8th and 9th seasons". Also, USA generally splits Suits 10/6, so if they had renewed it for 16 episodes (which they have), I doubt it would be two seasons of 8 episodes each...

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...by-usa/292147/

Also, season 5 takes it up to 76 episodes, 88 episodes is the minimum for syndication so I'd imagine it's practically guaranteed to get a season 6 of at least 12 episodes...