List of Renewed - Cancelled - Still under debate - Shows Announced (So Far...)

is_that_so

Clareman wrote: »

I've all those down as "background" shows except for Madam Secretary which I've never watched, Mrs. Clareman does enjoy S.W.A.T. for some reason, no idea why......

Lots of pretty people of all types of persuasions! It ain't the hokey script and the brilliant acting of Shemar Moore. Real chewing gum for the eyes stuff.
Madam Secretary is pretty decent. It's not the West Wing but it tries hard and has a likable cast.

Erik Shun

is_that_so wrote: »

Lots of pretty people of all types of persuasions! It ain't the hokey script and the brilliant acting of Shemar Moore. Real chewing gum for the eyes stuff.
Madam Secretary is pretty decent. It's not the West Wing but it tries hard and has a likable cast.

Bit of a whoosh moment there methinks

is_that_so

Erik Shun wrote: »

Bit of a whoosh moment there methinks

No idea what this means so yeah whoosh!

JP Liz V1

Speechless Cancelled

EoinMcLovin

Splitting Up Together has been cancelled

Agent Coulson

New York Undercover reboot not going ahead at ABC and the will shopped around.

https://deadline.com/2019/05/new-york-undercover-pilot-dead-abc-shopped-dick-wolf-1202612003/

Agent Coulson

Lethal Weapon Cancelled

https://deadline.com/2019/05/lethal-weapon-canceled-fox-three-seasons-1202605535/

Erik Shun

Agent Coulson wrote: »

Lethal Weapon Cancelled

https://deadline.com/2019/05/lethal-weapon-canceled-fox-three-seasons-1202605535/

Wayans was the weak link in that show.... whiny and absolutely unlikable....once Clayne Crawford was known to be out the door, that was the end of it...SWS tried... but he was unable to save the turkey it had become

Mr E

It ended in a good spot. Hopefully SWS gets a new gig out of it, he was a revelation in this.

EoinMcLovin

The Rookie, Fresh off the Boat, American Housewife, Bless this Mess and Single Parents have been renewed

JP Liz V1

Matt LeBlanc sitcom Man With a Plan renewed by CBS

EoinMcLovin

Murphy Brown, Fam, Life in Pieces and Happy Together have all been cancelled.

fritzelly

So many cancellations...

FreudianSlippers

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

Grey's Anatomy renewed for two more seasons

Interesting that although Shonda has moved on to Netflix, she's said that Grey's can keep going as long as Pompeo wants to keep doing it. I can't see Pompeo not renegotiating in 2 years as she doesn't have a lot of other offers I'd imagine.

JP Liz V1

EoinMcLovin wrote: »

Murphy Brown, Fam, Life in Pieces and Happy Together have all been cancelled.

Life in Pieces is good, underrated, the cast works well, even got better than Modern Family as it progressed, felt is was like a continuation of the Parenthood film

EoinMcLovin

fritzelly wrote: »

So many cancellations...

Yeah this is usually when alot of shows get cancelled every year, last year was especially bad

JP Liz V1

https://tvline.com/2019/05/10/blindspot-renewed-final-season-5-nbc/

NBC renews Blindspot for 5th (final) short season

fritzelly

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

https://tvline.com/2019/05/10/blindspot-renewed-final-season-5-nbc/

NBC renews Blindspot for 5th (final) short season

I'm surprised but at least they have a chance to wrap the story up

Xenji

EoinMcLovin wrote: »

The Rookie, Fresh off the Boat, American Housewife, Bless this Mess and Single Parents have been renewed

American Housewife was a sure thing, brings it up to syndication with the new season.

Single Parents is just coasting on its cast, should of got the chop instead of The Kids Are Alright.

Tom Mann Centuria

The Orville renewed (maybe old news?)

https://tvline.com/2019/05/11/the-orville-renewed-season-3-fox/

Agent Coulson

Agent Coulson wrote: »

The Bone Collector

Drama Series Based On Books & Film In the Works At NBC

Quote:
The Bone Collector, based on the bestselling book series by Jeffery Deaver and the 1999 movie of the same name which starred Denzel Washington and Angelina Jolie. The project hails from writers VJ Boyd and Mark Bianculli (S.W.A.T.), Universal Television and Sony Pictures Television, whose feature sibling studios shared distribution of the film, in association with Uni TV-based Keshet Studios.

Written by Boyd and Bianculli, The Bone Collector follows Lincoln Rhyme, a retired genius forensic criminologist left paralyzed after an accident on the job. When a harrowing case brings him back to the force, Rhyme partners up with an ambitious young detective, Amelia Sachs, to take down some of the most dangerous criminals in the U.S.

In the 1999 movie, directed by Phillip Noyce, the roles of Lincoln and Amelia were played by Washington and Jolie, respectively. The film was based on Deaver’s 1997 novel The Bone Collector, which spawned an 11-book series. The series is expected to draw from the entire collection.
https://deadline.com/2018/11/the-bon...bc-1202503591/

Lincoln

Michael Imperioli To Star In ‘Lincoln’



https://deadline.com/2019/03/michael-imperioli-co-star-lincoln-nbc-pilot-the-bone-collector-books-1202574685/

Ordered to series by NBC.

JP Liz V1

Proven Innocent Cancelled

https://tvline.com/2019/05/11/proven-innocent-cancelled-season-2-fox/

Agent Coulson

Greg Berlanti is the king of TV.

Greg Berlanti has toppled his own record with an eye-popping 18 series ordered for the 2019 calendar year.

Shows that hail from the super-producer’s Warner Bros.-based Greg Berlanti Productions dominate the CW’s schedule and are spread among five other major outlets: CBS, NBC, Fox, Netflix and the DC Universe streaming platform. This time last year, Berlanti set the high-water mark of productions for an individual producer at 14 series.

Berlanti’s haul comes as the major networks prepare for a week of schedule presentations in New York as they woo advertising dollars for the 2019-20 season.

In acknowledging the milestone, Berlanti emphasized the importance of the collaboration among the small army of creatives that work on the shows. He also praised Berlanti Productions president Sarah Schechter for her crucial role in managing the company’s volume.

“I never thought we would grow to this size,” Berlanti wrote Saturday on Twitter. “There’s a myth in this business that any ONE person can do it all. In my experience it’s a myth. I have never had any success that wasn’t due in equal measure to the all people i’ve worked with.”

Berlanti added that his decision to hire Schechter in 2014 was “the smartest work decision I’ve ever made and were someone else to have beaten me to it, their name would be associated with 18 shows.”

Longtime Warner Bros. Television Group chief Peter Roth saluted the producer who signed a mammoth overall deal last year to stick with the studio for five more years.

“We are both delighted and enormously grateful to Greg, Sarah and their amazing teams at Berlanti Productions, and thrilled to celebrate this landmark achievement,” said Roth. “Their talent and hard work are matched only by their great character and inspiring leadership. They have made television history and no one is more deserving of this unprecedented success.”

Berlanti’s tally for 2019 includes the miniseries “The Red Line,” airing now on CBS, which was not designed to be a recurring series.

“Red Line” is an example of the range of material that comes from Berlanti Productions. The project is a collaboration with filmmaker Ava DuVernay that examines the lives of three Chicago families whose lives intersect in the wake of a racially charged shooting.

Berlanti Prods. is also home to CBS’ unabashedly feel-good inspirational drama “God Friended Me,” which was renewed for a second season. Meanwhile, Fox has just given a series order to crime drama “Prodigal Son,” about a criminal psychologist who is the son of a notorious serial killer.

At Netflix, Berlanti has drama “You,” which began last year on Lifetime, and “The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.” For DC Universe, his banner shepherds “Titans,” “Doom Patrol” and “Star Girl.” DC Universe is expected to be folded into the larger streaming platform that WarnerMedia plans to launch next year.

Berlanti is the undisputed king of DC Comics adaptations for television. He’s executive producing no less than six DC shows for the CW, including “Arrow,” the series that established CW as haven for DC fans.

Berlanti stressed that the writers and showrunners who work on the various shows do the heavy lifting day in and day out.

“ALL of our creators would and could have shows without us — So please when you read anything our company is affiliated with — just know that it is the product of EVERYONE’s hard work, talent, passion and commitment,” he wrote.

Berlanti’s bounty of new and returning business comes at a heady time for the producer, who is awaiting the birth of his second child soon.

Here is the full list of Berlanti Prods. series airing or ordered in 2019:

CW

“Arrow” (season 8)

“The Flash” (season 6)

“Supergirl” (season 5)

“Legends of Tomorrow” (season 5)

“Riverdale” (season 4)

“Black Lightning” (season 3)

“All American” (season 2)

“Batwoman” (season 1)

“Katy Keene” (season 1)

DC Universe

“Titans” (season 2)

“Doom Patrol” (season 1)

“Stargirl” (season 1)

CBS

“God Friended Me” (season 2)

“The Red Line” (miniseries)

Netflix

“You” (season 2)

“Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” (season 3)

NBC

“Blindspot” (season 5)

Fox

“Prodigal Son” (season 1)

https://variety.com/2019/tv/news/greg-berlanti-flash-arrow-dc-18-shows-1203211946/

Clareman

fritzelly wrote: »

I'm surprised but at least they have a chance to wrap the story up

Considering they'll have 89/90 episodes come the end of this season it's no surprise that they'll add another 12 to it to bring it to over 100 episodes, it'll be a cashcow for years to come.

donspeekinglesh

Manifest renewed for season two: https://www.instagram.com/p/BxXvB38p8rk/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=1dxpbht7bqk70

donspeekinglesh

Brooklyn 99 renewed for season seven: https://www.facebook.com/310718132392309/posts/1558051204325656/

EoinMcLovin

Whiskey Cavalier has been cancelled and This Is Us has been renewed for another 3 seasons.

fritzelly

EoinMcLovin wrote: »

Whiskey Cavalier has been cancelled and This Is Us has been renewed for another 3 seasons.

Not surprised at WC, guess she'll be back to TWD next season then

is_that_so

fritzelly wrote: »

Not surprised at WC, guess she'll be back to TWD next season then

Why would she go back? Her character offers nothing much in the leap forward in time. She did OK in WC and there was the money issue with TWD. I'd expect her to look at other pilots and shows.

JP Liz V1

EoinMcLovin wrote: »

Whiskey Cavalier has been cancelled and This Is Us has been renewed for another 3 seasons.

Season 3 has a been a bit meh, kinda sick of Jack, can the story last for 3 more seasons?