The Renew/Cancel Index

[Tony208]

B99!

[rickah88]

Good news, as I like The Following and Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

[jokerzwild]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

Fox has renewed New Girl for a fourth season, The Mindy Project and The Following for third seasons, and Brooklyn Nine-Nine for a second season.

Grrr annoyed and worried they didn't mention/renew Almost Human.

[Tony208]

Originally Posted by jokerzwild

Grrr annoyed and worried they didn't mention/renew Almost Human.

Same

Either bubble or canceled

[Edword]

I haven't been keeping up with New Girl, but glad to see it's renewed.

[KilloWertz]

Originally Posted by jokerzwild

Grrr annoyed and worried they didn't mention/renew Almost Human.

They only did four shows so far, so it's not a total surprise that Fox wouldn't decide yet on a show that's as on the bubble as any show. I hope it gets renewed, but I'm also very happy to see Brooklyn Nine-Nine renewed. New Girl too of course, but that was already pretty much a given.

[Frantic Canadian]

Originally Posted by KilloWertz

They only did four shows so far, so it's not a total surprise that Fox wouldn't decide yet on a show that's as on the bubble as any show. I hope it gets renewed, but I'm also very happy to see Brooklyn Nine-Nine renewed. New Girl too of course, but that was already pretty much a given.

I don't watch Almost Human, but I just checked cause I could swear it's been on for more than four shows, and I was right. They've just aired the 13th episode.

[TheGeneral]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

Fox has renewed New Girl for a fourth season, The Mindy Project and The Following for third seasons, and Brooklyn Nine-Nine for a second season.

dont care much for 'new girl' but this news for the others...

[fatediesel]

Originally Posted by KilloWertz

They only did four shows so far, so it's not a total surprise that Fox wouldn't decide yet on a show that's as on the bubble as any show.

This renewal was only for 4 shows, but this wasn't Fox's first wave of renewals. They had previously renewed most of their other shows, so the only scripted shows left that haven't been renewed or canceled (or de facto canceled) are Family Guy, which will definitely be renewed and I assume is being held up for contractual reasons, Raising Hope and Enlisted, which will both almost certainly be canceled, and Almost Human, the only true wild card left. Odds are a decision on Almost Human won't be announced until May. Since it's done airing for the season there's no reason to make an announcement before up fronts.

[luv2shop]

Almost Human is a great show!! I hope they keep it!!

[hardtosayx]

Raising Hope has been cancelled, which unfortunately isn't a surprise after the move to Fridays.

http://tvline.com/2014/03/10/raising...on-4/#comments

[Jennifer Lawrence Fan]

Originally Posted by hardtosayx

Raising Hope has been cancelled, which unfortunately isn't a surprise after the move to Fridays.

http://tvline.com/2014/03/10/raising...on-4/#comments

Damn that sucks. I really liked that show. But yeah, Friday is where shows go to die. Hope it gets a proper series finale.

[hardtosayx]

Originally Posted by Michael Bay Fan

Damn that sucks. I really liked that show. But yeah, Friday is where shows go to die. Hope it gets a proper series finale.

I've been expecting it each season but as soon as they moved it to Friday's I knew it was gonna be the last season. In the link I posted it says, "We planned our Season 4 finale with this possibility in mind, and hope our loyal fans enjoy the way we’ve chosen to say goodbye to the Chances and to Natesville. Thanks again, and we’ll see you in syndication." So it sounds like it's getting a semi-proper ending.

Since Raising Hope, The Michael J. Fox Show and True Blood have all been cancelled/ending, I'd be completely ok if Martha Plimpton, Michael J. Fox and Carrie Preston continue their roles on The Good Wife. That is if TGW gets renewed.

My guess is that Dads, Rake and Enlisted are cancelled and Almost Human could go either way.

[Jennifer Lawrence Fan]

Originally Posted by hardtosayx

I've been expecting it each season but as soon as they moved it to Friday's I knew it was gonna be the last season. In the link I posted it says, "We planned our Season 4 finale with this possibility in mind, and hope our loyal fans enjoy the way we’ve chosen to say goodbye to the Chances and to Natesville. Thanks again, and we’ll see you in syndication." So it sounds like it's getting a semi-proper ending.

Since Raising Hope, The Michael J. Fox Show and True Blood have all been cancelled/ending, I'd be completely ok if Martha Plimpton, Michael J. Fox and Carrie Preston continue their roles on The Good Wife. That is if TGW gets renewed.

Yeah, with FOX. You gotta expect any and every show to be canceled quickly. I must have watched atleast 50 r more shows that have been canceled over the last 10 years. It's like that joke Family Guy did when they came back in 2005. And at the start listed off all the shows FOX had canceled and i watched for the better part almost every show listed.

Also find it odd this was canceled after 4 seasons just like My Name Is Earl was. Seeing how they were from the same guy.

[chris_sc77]

Originally Posted by hardtosayx

Raising Hope has been cancelled, which unfortunately isn't a surprise after the move to Fridays.

http://tvline.com/2014/03/10/raising...on-4/#comments

That sucks.
thats the only network comedy show I watch week to week

[kemcha]

At least Raising Hope will continue broadcasting the episodes that are already finished. According to Slashfilm, April 4th will air a special one-hour finale:

The hour-long series finale kicks off at 9/8c with “How I Met Your Mullet,” in which guest star Lesley Nicol (Downton Abbey) plays Jimmy and Sabrina’s new maid. Then, in “The Father Daughter Dance” (airing at 9:30), Virginia’s dad (returning guest star Jeffrey Tambor, Arrested Development) returns to Natesville with a big surprise for her and Burt — including a musical performance by Kenny Loggins.

[sycro]

I really don't know who is more clueless with comedies, Fox or NBC.

[Jennifer Lawrence Fan]

Originally Posted by sycro

I really don't know who is more clueless with comedies, Fox or NBC.

I think they're trying to out do each other.

FOX reminds me of this thing from Family Guy here. With all the shows they canceled over the years.

Family guy has been cancelled - YouTube

[R3P0]

CBS just renewed a slew of shows

The nine dramas picked up are: NCIS, television’s #1 drama/scripted program for the fifth consecutive year; NCIS: LOS ANGELES, the #2 drama for the fourth straight year; time-period winners PERSON OF INTEREST, CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, HAWAII FIVE-0 and BLUE BLOODS; as well as CRIMINAL MINDS, ELEMENTARY and the acclaimed drama THE GOOD WIFE.

The renewed comedies are 2 BROKE GIRLS, THE MILLERS, which is the #1 freshman comedy of the 2013-2014 season, MIKE & MOLLY, MOM and the long-running hit TWO AND A HALF MEN.

[hardtosayx]

Most of them were obvious but I'm definitely happy about The Good Wife and Mom.

I'm thinking that Intelligence and Hostages will be cancelled, The Crazy Ones and The Mentalist might be renewed. But I'm getting the feeling that it'll be The Mentalist's final season.