Renewed and Canceled TV Shows

[BigKen]

I don't know what the future holds, but................

'Suits' ain't the same without Mike Ross. Hopefully they find a way to bring him and Rachel back from the outlands in Seattle.

'Bull' should be cancelled. How many juries can you select and twist to get your desired verdict?

Hopefully 'The Good Doctor' gets renewed. Problem here for the show is that the network can't get any political message in it, so they'll probably cancel it.

I can't watch police shows anymore. After 200,000 murders over the past 25 years, There are no new ways to kill a person. No new ways to solve a mystery. No new types of drug dealers. Same crap over and over and over.

 

[Niner Outlaw]

11/29: Preacher (AMC) renewed for a 4th season.

11/29: Raven's Home (Disney) renewed for a 3rd season.

11/29: Another Period (Comedy Central) canceled after 3 seasons.

11/28: Murphy Brown,' 'Happy Together' to End After Initial Orders on CBS. @Old Lion

Murphy Brown was destined to end quickly. I'm surprised it hasn't been cancelled as opposed to simply being not renewed.

'Bull' should be cancelled. How many juries can you select and twist to get your desired verdict?

Agreed. I liked the first season, but the wife and I gave up just a little into the 2nd season b/c every show was basically the same.

Hopefully 'The Good Doctor' gets renewed. Problem here for the show is that the network can't get any political message in it, so they'll probably cancel it.

I hope it sticks around. It does seem to be popular. While nothing overtly political is in it, they have managed to get a lot of social issues into it--the antivax movement, sexism in the workplace, female genital mutilation, etc.

 

[Battlelyon]

Hopefully 'The Good Doctor' gets renewed. Problem here for the show is that the network can't get any political message in it, so they'll probably cancel it.

My wife likes that show, its okay. It basically follows the same format every show. Somebody comes in for something presumably mild, autism wiz kid finds out it is something more rare. So the surgery staff performs an unorthodox surgery to save said patient. Insert friendships/relationships/power hungry doctors with lightly tested political aspects thrown in the mix.

 

[MilkSpiller22]

11/29: Preacher (AMC) renewed for a 4th season.

11/29: Raven's Home (Disney) renewed for a 3rd season.

11/29: Another Period (Comedy Central) canceled after 3 seasons.

11/28: Murphy Brown,' 'Happy Together' to End After Initial Orders on CBS. @Old Lion

Too bad about another period. I liked that show a lot. But i love Natasha lagero(despite not knowing how to spell her name)

That show had moments of pure genius. But I guess 3 seasons is a lot for that type of show.

 

[SDGuy73]

Too bad about another period. I liked that show a lot. But i love Natasha lagero(despite not knowing how to spell her name)

That show had moments of pure genius. But I guess 3 seasons is a lot for that type of show.

Sometimes she looks pretty good.

 

[BigKen]

My wife likes that show, its okay. It basically follows the same format every show. Somebody comes in for something presumably mild, autism wiz kid finds out it is something more rare. So the surgery staff performs an unorthodox surgery to save said patient. Insert friendships/relationships/power hungry doctors with lightly tested political aspects thrown in the mix.

Truth be told isn't that sort of the formula for everything but cops and comedies?

 

[Wazmankg]

Agreed. I liked the first season, but the wife and I gave up just a little into the 2nd season b/c every show was basically the same.

NCIS & Bull are the only big 4 network shows we watch.. or I should say my wife watches. I keep her company and NCIS is generally ok. But now that they moved Bull to 10, which is past her bedtime, she records that and watches it solo.

Those formula procedurals need some interesting, compelling regular characters to make them worth watching for me. Weatherly was one of them in NCIS as was the gal who played Abby. Neither has been replaced effectively imo.

 

[ill]

It's time has passed. Granted, looking at everyone's credits, not much else going on. Though I may check out Future Man now that I've heard of it. Champaign ILL and Black Monday may also have potential.

watched the pilot for Futureman last night. It wasn't bad. I will have to see a couple more episodes.

 

[SDGuy73]

12/4: The Good Place (NBC) renewed for a 4th season.

12/4: My Brilliant Friend (HBO) renewed for a 2nd season.

 

[SDGuy73]

12/5: Loudermilk (DirecTV/AT&T) renewed for a 3rd season.

12/5: Narcos (Netflix) renewed for a 5th season overall (which will be the 2nd season of "Narcos: Mexico").

 

[BamaDude]

NCIS & Bull are the only big 4 network shows we watch.. or I should say my wife watches. I keep her company and NCIS is generally ok. But now that they moved Bull to 10, which is past her bedtime, she records that and watches it solo.

Those formula procedurals need some interesting, compelling regular characters to make them worth watching for me. Weatherly was one of them in NCIS as was the gal who played Abby. Neither has been replaced effectively imo.

I used to watch all the NCIS shows, and Bull was a regular viewing habit, too, until they moved it to the late slot on Monday night, preceded by a bunch of lame shows that drives down viewer interest. I only caught one or two shows this season, then pretty much lost interest after they killed off Cable.

None of the NCIS shows are as interesting as they used to be, and I am usually too tired to watch NCIS: New Orleans by the time it comes on. I have grown fund of the new FBI series, though.

 

[calsnowskier]

I used to watch all the NCIS shows, and Bull was a regular viewing habit, too, until they moved it to the late slot on Monday night, preceded by a bunch of lame shows that drives down viewer interest. I only caught one or two shows this season, then pretty much lost interest after they killed off Cable.

None of the NCIS shows are as interesting as they used to be, and I am usually too tired to watch NCIS: New Orleans by the time it comes on. I have grown fund of the new FBI series, though.

You pay attention to when shows actually air?

Dude, it is 2018.

 

[Wazmankg]

12/5: Narcos (Netflix) renewed for a 5th season overall (which will be the 2nd season of "Narcos: Mexico").

I wasn't aware of this. I thought the 3 seasons was it. Is "Narcos: Mexico" a continuation and/or based upon historical figures too ? Is it worth watching (as in.. as good as the first 3 seasons) ?

 

[DragonfromTO]

You pay attention to when shows actually air?

Dude, it is 2018.

 

[SDGuy73]

I wasn't aware of this. I thought the 3 seasons was it. Is "Narcos: Mexico" a continuation and/or based upon historical figures too ? Is it worth watching (as in.. as good as the first 3 seasons) ?

I haven't seen the show. This is what I found.

Narcos. Narcos: Mexico will return for a second season. Or, put another way, Narcos will return for a fifth season — as the latest edition is essentially a continuation of Netflix's original breakout series.

 

[SDGuy73]

12/9: Doctor Who (BBC America) renewed for a 12th season, which won't air until 2020.

12/7: Hit the Floor (VH1/BET) canceled after 4 seasons.

 

[huskers1217]

stranger things 3 has wrapped production. series will be on Netflix summer of 2019

 

[SDGuy73]

12/11: Get Shorty (Epix) renewed for a 3rd season.

12/11: Goliath (Amazon) renwed for a 3rd season that will feature new cast members Beau Bridges, Dennis Quaid, Amy Brenneman, Sherilyn Fenn, and Griffin Dunne.

12/11: Detroiters (Comedy Central) canceled after 2 seasons.

 

[SDGuy73]

12/13: Facebook has renewed scripted shows Sorry for Your Loss, Five Points, and Sacred Lies.

12/12: ABC's Dancing With the Stars will not return for a 28th season in the spring (as it typically does), though the series should still return in the fall.

12/12: One Dollar (CBS All Access) canceled after 1 season.

 

[SDGuy73]

12/14: My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season, to stream in 2019.

12/13: Magic for Humans (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season, to stream in 2019.