The Renew/Cancel Index

[fatediesel]

NBC has halted production on Sean Saves the World. The show wasn't scheduled to air again until after the Olympics and there are 2 episodes that have been filmed but not aired. It's unknown if those 2 episodes will air, but in essence NBC just cancelled the show, although it won't be official until the upfronts in May.

http://www.hitfix.com/the-fien-print...rld-production

[luv2shop]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

NBC has halted production on Sean Saves the World. The show wasn't scheduled to air again until after the Olympics and there are 2 episodes that have been filmed but not aired. It's unknown if those 2 episodes will air, but in essence NBC just cancelled the show, although it won't be official until the upfronts in May.

http://www.hitfix.com/the-fien-print...rld-production

This was a really funny show and had some great talent. I swear I am not watching any new shows ever!!! They all get cancelled.

[kemcha]

You left something out. NBC just didn't halt the production of Sean Saves the World. They abruptly halted it:

http://tvline.com/2014/01/28/sean-sa...oduction-stop/

This is why I don't watch NBC produced TV shows anymore. They should not be involved in producing anything for television because they don't know how to leave their shows alone or how to market them.

[Tony208]

really hope almost human, dracula, and b99 get renewed

i'd like intelligence and tomorrow people to get renewed too, but I wouldn't be that upset if they didn't

[kemcha]

Intelligence is looking iffy but I think The Tomorrow People is a toss-up. It all depends on what the CW wants to do with the show. I think The CW produces that show, at any rate, it's been on the bubble list for the past few months as nobody is sure what will happen with that series.

[chris_sc77]

How is that Michael J Fox show still on the air?

[fatediesel]

Originally Posted by chris_sc77

How is that Michael J Fox show still on the air?

One of the guarantees Michael J. Fox got from NBC was that 22 episodes would be produced and each episode would be aired. This was the result of a bidding war between NBC, CBS, and ABC and gave Michael J. Fox a lot of leverage.

[Bizdady]

Bummer Sean got cancelled. wife liked that show along with the Miller's on cbs.

[fatediesel]

Originally Posted by Tony208

really hope almost human, dracula, and b99 get renewed

i'd like intelligence and tomorrow people to get renewed too, but I wouldn't be that upset if they didn't

Originally Posted by kemcha

Intelligence is looking iffy but I think The Tomorrow People is a toss-up. It all depends on what the CW wants to do with the show. I think The CW produces that show, at any rate, it's been on the bubble list for the past few months as nobody is sure what will happen with that series.

I would be surprised if The Tomorrow People gets renewed. It's got Arrow as a lead-in but it's still bringing in pretty poor ratings. If either The 100 or Star Crossed end up being even moderate hits The Tomorrow People will get cancelled, and even if both those shows flop The Tomorrow People could still end up cancelled.

I would expect Brookyn Nine-Nine to be renewed for sure. It's ratings have improved and Fox wouldn't have given it a post-Super Bowl slot if they didn't believe in it, and the Golden Globe wins help.

Almost Human's ratings have improved and it helps that it looks like Rake is looking like a flop, but Fox still hasn't ordered any additional episodes so it appears the show's season will end after it's initial 13-episode order, which isn't a good sign. This isn't a situation like Sleepy Hollow where they only wanted a 13-episode season, if the show was a hit they fully intended on ordered more episodes.

Dracula is hard to judge. It's ratings are bad, but almost everything on NBC gets bad ratings, and Dracula is cheap because NBC is just buying the episodes from the UK-producer. It's low cost gives it a chance.

Intelligence seemed like it was done for sure when it's first regular time slot episode got a 1.1 rating, but then it improved to a 1.5 this week. If it can improve a little more it may have a chance because it's a tough time slot that CBS has struggled in. Still, it's not looking promising right now.

[kemcha]

It's possible that it might not get renewed but this is The CW so there's a good chance they might give it a second season in hopes to strengthening the ratings.

[fatediesel]

Bones has been renewed for a 10th season by Fox, and will be moving back to it's Monday time slot on March 10. Fox president Kevin Reilly said at press tour that if Bones is renewed (which it now has been) that the 10th season will likely be the show's final season.

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...rch-10/233065/

[Walts Ghost]

And...'Psych' is cancelled.

USA NETWORK ANNOUNCES FAN FAVORITE Psych TO CONCLUDE AFTER EIGHT SEASONS ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26

Entire Cast to Reflect on the Series in an Interactive ‘Psych After Show’ Immediately Following Final Episode

Universal City, CA – February 5, 2014 - USA announced today that its original scripted comedy series Psych will end its successful run after eight seasons on Wednesday, March 26 at 9/8c. It will be followed at 10/9c by the “Psych After Show,” a one-hour live show featuring a Q&A with the entire cast and show creator, Steve Franks. The moderated discussion will take place in front of a studio audience in Los Angeles.

After eight extraordinary seasons that included the series’ 100th episode milestone, a two-hour musical, a 10-city college tour, five standing-room-only appearances at Comic-Con and countless tributes to the 80’s, the faux psychic detective Shawn Spencer (James Roday) and his best friend, Burton ‘Gus’ Guster (Dule Hill), are finally closing the doors on their PSYCH office. The unconventional fan favorite series from Universal Cable Productions also stars Corbin Bernsen, Maggie Lawson, Timothy Omundson and Kirsten Nelson.

“PSYCH has made an indelible imprint on the television landscape, with a unique brand of comedy,” said Chris McCumber, President of USA Network. “The final season celebrates the iconic characters that have made this show so beloved, and will be an exclamation point on the series’ incredible run. And while the series will wrap in March somehow I don’t believe we’ve heard the last of Shawn and Gus.”

Added Jeff Wachtel, President and Chief Content Officer, NBCU Cable Entertainment, "PSYCH is one of those rare projects that broke into the cultural mainstream. Its wild energy, fearless fun and engaging characters delivered an unrivaled series that will continue to be loved by fans for as long as there are ways to watch TV."

The “PSYCH After Show” is an a interactive special featuring the stars and creator of the long-running series. Produced by Wilshire Studios, the after show will celebrate PSYCH’s eight seasons with favorite clips, audience Q&A and never-before-seen footage.

In the final season, PSYCH fans, affectionately known as “PSYCH-Os” were treated to the return of Despereaux (Cary Elwes). Additional returning guest stars include Oscar winner Mira Sorvino, Tony winner Phylicia Rashad, Kristy Swanson, Anthony Michael Hall, Tom Arnold, Billy Zane, Loretta Devine, Peggy Lipton, Ralph Macchio, Ray Wise, Lindsay Sloane, Curt Smith and Bruce Campbell.

From the introduction of the series’ emblematic pineapple in the first episode through eight seasons, the show’s stars and writers have embraced the outrageous and always silly world of Shawn and Gus. PSYCH has paid tribute to Alfred Hitchcock, staged adoring homages to the films “Clue” and “The Shining” and the TV series “Twin Peaks.” It also spawned the now-popular catch-phrases “suck it,” “wait for it,” “what???” and “delicious flavor.” Over the years, Shawn gave Gus a plethora of nicknames, including “Gus Sillypants Jackson,” “Ovaltine Jenkins” and “Magic Head,” and the show introduced the hilariously entertaining “PSYCH-Outs.” Notable actors who have guested on PSYCH also include William Shatner, Molly Ringwald, James Brolin, Christine Baranski, Jason Priestley, Jane Lynch, Tony Hale, Judd Nelson and WWE’s John Cena.

PSYCH was named the “Best Cable Television Comedy” by the People’s Choice Awards in January. Other accolades have included an Emmy nomination, as well as numerous Alma and Image Awards noms. Roday has received an Imagen Foundation Award and Hill has received seven consecutive NAACP Image Award nominations for Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series.

PSYCH has also been a hit on the second screen with more than three million fans active on social media. Half a million PSYCH-Os have played the online whodunit HashTag Killer, which garnered an Emmy nomination in the Interactive Media category, as well as honors at the Shorty Awards and the Social TV Summit. Leading into the premiere of season seven, fans stayed Up All Night in record numbers to participate in the socially charged PSYCH Slumber Party, which was the night’s #1 entertainment show on TV for social media mentions. These loyal fans continued their digital engagement by racking up more than 150,000 votes online to determine the ending for the show’s 100th episode.

PSYCH was one of cable’s top five series Wednesday nights in 2013 among P18-49 (1.87MM) and total viewers P2+ (4.17MM) and was among the year’s top ten Wednesday night series in P25-54 (1.86MM) and P18-34 (898,000).

The New York Times recently said “PSYCH is one of television’s most consistently smart and amusing shows.” The San Francisco Chronicle claimed "’PSYCH’ is a show that celebrates delicious dialogue and, in its way, is one of the wittiest shows on TV.” The New York Post said it was “Laugh-out-loud-until-soda-squirts-out-of-your-nose funny,” and the Chicago Tribune claimed “…this lighthearted show is escapist fun at its best” and a “breathe of fresh air.” As E! Online summed it up, “Oh PSYCH, you are so fabulous!”

Fans can catch up on season seven on DVD or iTunes. Current season eight episodes, as well as “PSYCH The Musical” are available on iTunes, VOD, Hulu and usanetwork.com.

PSYCH is executive produced by Steve Franks, Kelly Kulchak and Chris Henze, and is from Universal Cable Productions in association with Tagline Pictures. Mel Damski serves as executive producer/director. Saladin K. Patterson, Andy Berman and Todd Harthan are co-executive producers/writers. Kell Cahoon is consulting producer.

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[KilloWertz]

It's had a really long run though. I don't watch the show, but at least it's had that.

[Evil]

Originally Posted by chris_sc77

How is that Michael J Fox show still on the air?

It just got cancelled:
http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...ympics/235038/

[rickah88]

Networks waste no time. It's amazing any show lasts, nowadays, on network tv. With so much content out there, and so many viewing options, I'm thinking about waiting on all new network shows until the 2nd season is announced. I think it's better than watching as S1 airs, and then having it cut off, or written off.

[fatediesel]

Originally Posted by rickah88

Networks waste no time. It's amazing any show lasts, nowadays, on network tv. With so much content out there, and so many viewing options, I'm thinking about waiting on all new network shows until the 2nd season is announced. I think it's better than watching as S1 airs, and then having it cut off, or written off.

I'm definitely that way with dramas. I don't watch any first season network dramas because there's a decent chance they'll quickly get cancelled quickly with no sense of closure. This summer I'll probably catch up with Sleepy Hollow and The Blacklist on DVD/Blu-ray/Streaming because they're hits now and I know they'll get a second season.

[Jennifer Lawrence Fan]

Seems like most shows aren't worth watching anymore. Because all new shows are either canned halfway or after one season.

Kinda glad I don't have TV anymore. Just think of all that wasted money spent on eps that never get aired.

[Lehnhart]

Arrow, Supernatural, The Vampire Diaries, Reign and The Originals all renewed for Season 3 at The CW.

http://www.deadline.com/2014/02/cw-g...the-originals/

[hardtosayx]

ABC Renewals
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Castle
Grey's Anatomy
Last Man Standing
Mistresses (starts June 2nd)
Modern Family
Motive (starts May 21st)
Nashville
Once Upon a Time
Resurrection
Revenge
Rookie Blue (starts July 17th)
Scandal
The Goldbergs
The Middle

Still Waiting for Renewal/Cancellation
Black Box

Cancelled
Back in the Game
Betrayal
Killer Women
Lucky 7
Mind Games
Mixology
Once Upon a Time In Wonderland
Suburgatory
Super Fun Night
The Assests
The Neighbors
Trophy Wife

New Series
Agent Carter
American Crime
Blackish
Cristela
Forever
Galavant
How to Get Away With Murder
Manhattan Love Story
Selfie
The Astronaut Wives Club (premieres July 24th)
The Whispers

ABC Fall 2014 Trailers

CBS Renewals
2 Broke Girls
Big Bang Theory (Renewed for 3 seasons)
Blue Bloods
Criminal Minds
Elementary
CSI
Hawaii Five-0
Mike & Molly
Mom
NCIS
NCIS: Los Angeles
Person of Interest
The Good Wife
The Mentalist
The Millers
Under the Dome (starts June 30th)
Unforgettable (starts June 29th)

Final Season
Two and a Half Men

Cancelled
Bad Teacher
Friends with Better Lives
Hostages
Intelligence
The Crazy Ones
We Are Men

New Series
Extant (premieres July 2nd)
Madam Secretary
McCarthy's
NCIS: New Orleans
Scorpion
Stalker
The Odd Couple

CBS Fall 2014 Trailers

NBC Renewals
About a Boy
Chicago Fire
Chicago P.D.
Grimm
Hannibal
Law & Order: SVU
The Blacklist

Final Season
Parenthood
Parks & Recreation

Cancelled
Believe
Community
Crisis
Dracula
Growing Up Fisher
Ironside
Revolution
Save Me
Sean Saves the World
The Michael J. Fox Show
Welcome to the Family

New Series
Crossbones (premieres May 30th)
The Night Shift (premieres May 27th)
Undateable (premieres May 29th)

The CW Renewals
Arrow
Beauty and the Beast
Hart of Dixie
Reign
Supernatural
The 100
The Originals
The Vampire Diaries

Cancelled
Star-Crossed
The Carrie Diaries
The Tomorrow People

New Series
iZombie
Jane the Virgin
The Flash
The Messengers

Fox Renewals
Bob’s Burgers
Bones
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Family Guy
Glee
New Girl
Sleepy Hollow
The Following
The Mindy Project
The Simpsons

Final Season
24: Live Another Day
American Dad

Cancelled
Almost Human
Dads
Enlisted
Raising Hope
Rake
Surviving Jack

New Series
Gang Related (premieres May 20th)
Gotham

ABC Family Renewals
Baby Daddy
Melissa & Joey
Pretty Little Liars (starts June 10th)
The Fosters (starts June 16th)

Still Waiting for Renewal/Cancellation
Switched at Birth (Season 3B starts June 16th)
Twisted

Cancelled
Ravenswood

New Series
Chasing Life (premieres June 10th)
Mystery Girls (premieres June 25th)
Recovery Road
Unstrung
Young & Hungry (premieres June 25th)

AMC Renewals
Hell on Wheels (starts Summer 2014)
The Walking Dead

Final Season
Mad Men ("The End of an Era" starts 2015)

Cancelled
Low Winter Sun
The Killing

Still Waiting for Renewal/Cancellation
Turn

Cinemax Renewals
Banshee

Final Season
Strike Back

Cancelled
Hunted

FX/FXX Renewals
American Horror Story
Archer (Renewed for two seasons)
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (Renewed for two seasons)
The Americans
The Bridge
The League

Final Season
Justified (starts 2015)
Sons of Anarchy (starts Fall 2014)
Wilfred (starts 2014)

Still Waiting for Renewal/Cancellation
Anger Management
Louie
Saint George

Cancelled
Chozen
Legit
Totally Biased With W. Kamau Bell

Still Waiting for Renewal/Cancellation
Fargo

HBO Renewals
Game of Thrones (renewed for two seasons)
Girls
Looking
Silicon Valley
Veep

Final Season
Boardwalk Empire (starts Fall 2014)
The Newsroom (starts Fall 2014)
True Blood (starts Summer 2014)

Still Waiting for Renewal/Cancellation
True Detective

Lifetime Renewals
Witches of East End

Final Season
Drop Dead Diva

Cancelled
Army Wives
The Client List

Still Waiting for Renewal/Cancellation
Devious Maids

Netflix Renewals
Hemlock Grove
House of Cards
Lilyhammer
Orange Is The New Black (starts June 6th)
The Killing

Still Waiting for Renewal/Cancellation
Arrested Development

New Series
Bojack Horseman
Marco Pollo
Narcos
Sense8

Showtime Renewals
Episodes
Homeland
House of Lies
Masters of Sex (starts July 13th)
Nurse Jackie
Ray Donovan (starts July 13th)
Shameless
Web Therapy

Final Season
Californication

New Series
Penny Dreadful (premieres May 11th)

SyFy Renewals
Defiance (starts June 19th)
Haven (starts late 2014, extended to 26 episodes)
Helix
Lost Girl

Final Season
Warehouse 13

Still Waiting for Renewal/Cancellation
Bitten
Continuum

Cancelled
Being Human

TNT Renewals
Falling Skies (starts June 22nd)
Franklin & Bash (starts August 20th)
Major Crimes (starts June 9th)
Perception (starts June 17th)
Rizzoli & Isles (starts June 17th)

Still Waiting for Renewal/Cancellation
Dallas
Legends

New Series
The Last Ship (premieres June 22nd)

USA Network Renewals
Covert Affairs
Graceland
Royal Pains
Suits

Final Season
Psych
White Collar (6 episodes)

Still Waiting for Renewal/Cancellation
Playing House
Sirens

Cancelled
Necessary Roughness

[rickah88]

Fantastic list! Thank you so much!