[USA] Cancelled / Ended / Renewed TV Series 2012/2013 #3

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Op dinsdag 2 oktober 2012 23:24 schreef tompsv18 het volgende:
Hoeveel afleveringen krijgen ze dan? 13?

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Op woensdag 3 oktober 2012 01:36 schreef criminal_mind het volgende:

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nee 22 afleveringen

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Op dinsdag 2 oktober 2012 23:23 schreef Silv het volgende:
Revolution blijft. Om te huilen zo slecht.

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Fox shoves 'Touch' to midseason

Gordon Ramsay to the rescue.

The network getting Kitchen Nightmares back on the air on Oct. 26, serving as a lead-in for 9 p.m.’s Fringe. With Fox struggling in the ratings on Fridays — X-Factor repeats currently fill the 8 p.m. slot — the move should help boost the night since Ramsay’s makeover show typically generates a relatively solid-ish number.

As part of this shakeup, the second season of Kiefer Sutherland’s Touch is getting pushed to January. Fox won’t yet say where on the schedule it will air. Meanwhile, Monday night’s The Mob Doctor continues to stay alive … for now.

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Fox orders more 'The Mindy Project' and 'Ben & Kate'

Fox displayed its first sign of confidence in some of its freshman shows today by ordering more episodes of The Mindy Project and Ben & Kate.

The network ordered nine additional half-hours of Mindy and six more of Ben. Those are considered full-season orders for both Tuesday comedies.

“Ben and Kate and The Mindy Project have everything we want to stand for in comedy … smart writing, hugely appealing casts and comedy that feels contemporary and real … which is why we’re confident they will continue to build on what is already an appointment comedy night for young, influential audiences on Tuesdays,” said Entertainment Chairman Kevin Reilly in a statement.

Season to date, Fox says Mindy is the No. 1 new comedy among adults 18-34. It stars Mindy Kaling as an OB/GYN trying to balance both her personal and professional life. Kate follows a pair of odd-couple siblings.

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'Community,' 'Whitney' premieres delayed

Cancel your plans to cancel your plans for Friday, Oct. 19: NBC has decided to delay the season 4 premiere of Community. The season 2 debut of Whitney, which is also scheduled for that Friday night, will be postponed as well. The network has not indicated new return dates for the two comedies.

Network insiders say that the delay will allow it to put more marketing muscle behind the shows, as resources have been focused on promoting new series that air elsewhere in the week. And depending on the performance of its other comedies in coming weeks, NBC could very well decide to move Community and/or Whitney to a different (and more desirable) night.

Here is NBC’s statement: “Given the success we’ve had for the past four weeks – including winning the first week of the season in A18-49 — we’ve decided to continue to concentrate our promotional strength on our new NBC shows that are scheduled Monday through Wednesday and have therefore decided to hold Community and Whitney from their previously announced premieres of October 19th. Without having to launch these comedies on Friday at this time, we can keep our promotion focused on earlier in the week — plus we will have both comedies in our back pocket if we need to make any schedule changes on those nights. When we have a better idea of viewing patterns in the next few weeks, we will announce new season premieres of Whitney and Community.”

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'Louie' season 4 will be delayed until 2014

Count us among the comedy nerds who are really bummed out this week: First, NBC announced that season 4 of Community will be delayed, and now Louis C.K. says his FX show Louie will take an extended hiatus until the spring of 2014, when it will return for its fourth season.

During a conference call with reporters today, the comedian said that the decision to take a break was his own. “The last three seasons have been this surge of fun and work and stories and it’s been great, but I want the show to keep getting better,” he said. “That’s my goal, and I don’t want it to be making the donuts, I want it to be something that comes from somewhere important and stays funny.”

It’s been an especially busy year for C.K. In addition to writing, producing, and starring in Louie, getting invited to the White House, winning this year’s Emmy for comedy writing, and selling Tig Notaro’s comedy album on his web site, he’s also touring nonstop through February 2013, which may have also prompted him to take this hiatus. In June, C.K. told EW that most of his income comes from stand-up. “I’m going to make a s–load of money on the road,” he said. “I make fine money on the show, but the road is a hell of a lot more.” (His most recent tour sold $4.5 million in tickets, over just two days.)

He also believes that his reputation as a stand-up comedian has earned him more creative freedom on television. “I always looked at Woody Allen as a great guide: [He] had his own voice that was sought after because of his stand-up,” he explained. “And because of his stand-up, when he wanted to do something this way, they would let him do it.” FX certainly seems to be willing to let him experiment. We’re anxious to see how the show changes after two years.

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'Made In Jersey' cancelled

Somewhere, The Mob Doctor is smiling.

CBS is pulling Friday night legal drama Made In Jersey from its schedule after only two episodes. That makes Jersey the first cancelled TV show of the fall. Undercover Boss will join CBS’ Friday night lineup starting Nov. 2, with CSI: NY advancing to 9 p.m. Until then, repeats of NCIS and Hawaii Five-0 will help fill the night.

Made in Jersey debuted to weak reviews and low ratings, premiering to 7.7 million viewers and a very slight 1.1 rating among adults 18-49. Last week, the Janet Montgomery drama dropped to 5.8 million viewers and a 0.8 rating. Undercover Boss has proven to be a solid Friday performer and having the reality show in the 8 p.m. slot should help CBS’ surviving dramas on the night.

CBS’ other new dramas Vegas and Elementary are considered likely to get full-season orders later this week. No clear sense yet of the fate of new comedy Partners.

Most predicted Fox’s The Mob Doctor would be the first cancelled drama (including us). But there’s a rumor going around that Fox has quietly decided to air all 13 episodes. Fox hasn’t confirmed this, however. With Fox’s baseball coverage and a presidential debate pre-empting Mob Doc in the short term, we’ll just have to wait and see.

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Op donderdag 11 oktober 2012 01:28 schreef BrainOverfloW het volgende:
En we hebben het eerste slachtoffer van het nieuwe seizoen.

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Op donderdag 11 oktober 2012 11:01 schreef -Bubseltje- het volgende:

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Jammer ik vond het wel leuk

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Op donderdag 18 oktober 2012 18:14 schreef Mr.Silencer het volgende:
Het lijkt erop dat Nashville en Chicago Fire ook gaan floppen, nog geen cijfers van American Horror Story binnen.

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'Animal Practice' cancelled

NBC is pulling the monkey off the stage.

Starting next month, the network is yanking freshman sitcom Animal Practice from Wednesday nights.

Not only that: The returning NBC comedy that you’ve all been waiting for finally has a premiere date.

That’s right …

Whitney is coming back!

(No, there’s no date yet for Community).

Animal Practice will be replaced by season two of Whitney starting Nov. 14, which means fans of the wacky veterinarian hospital comedy still get to see a few more episodes before its gone. Whitney does make more sense as a companion for Guys With Kids than Community since they’re both traditional “multi-camera”-style comedies (you know, CBS-like sitcoms). Production on Animal Practice is being halted this week after the eighth episode wraps (five have aired, three to go).

Last night’s Animal Practice fell 9 percent to 3.8 million viewers and a sad little series-low 1.0 in the adult demo, ranking as the lowest-rated broadcast show in the hour (including The CW). Lead-out Guys With Kids, by comparison, at least had 4.3 million and a 1.4 rating.

NBC still has plenty of reason to feel happy about the way fall is going. The broadcaster won the first three weeks of the broadcast season for the first time in a decade (The Voice helped … a lot). NBC was also able to successfully use the power of the Olympics to launch another of its freshman comedies, Go On. But even with Animal Practice ads during the Summer Games and a preview episode after/interrupting the Closing Ceremony, nothing could turn the primate-based sitcom into a hit.

This marks this year’s second cancellation of a new fall series. Previously, CBS whacked freshman legal drama Made In Jersey from Friday nights after only two episodes. What’s next, you think?

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It's alive! 'Mob Doctor' coming back to Fox

Who says all the zombies are on AMC?

Fox just announced its November programming plan includes The Mob Doctor returning to Monday nights. The low-low rated new medical drama might be a dead show walking, but it’s gonna continue shambling and moaning into winter. Mob Doc is slated to resume its run starting Nov. 5.

So far CBS’ has cancelled Made In Jersey and NBC has rid the world of Animal Practice, though many predicted Mob Doc would be first to go (the last episode delivered 3.4 million viewers and a 0.9 rating). Fox still intends to air all 13 episodes, unless the show goes from really-bad ratings to really-really-bad ratings.

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Op vrijdag 19 oktober 2012 03:38 schreef BrainOverfloW het volgende:

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Edit: was al gepost moet maar snel gaan

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Op vrijdag 19 oktober 2012 10:24 schreef Yachiru het volgende:
Ik mis The Lying Game in de lijst, tweede seizoen start begin 2013 op ABC Family.

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Op maandag 22 oktober 2012 23:10 schreef AlwaysHappy het volgende:
Both New Girl and Raising Hope have gotten orders for two additional episodes, bringing both veteran comedies up to 24 episodes according to Deadline. No announcement has been made about freshman comedy Ben & Kate, which is currently lagging behind with only 19 episodes

TVbythenumbers.com

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Op dinsdag 23 oktober 2012 21:20 schreef schijffie het volgende:
Vegas stond een week geleden nog op de lijst met grote kans om gecanceld te worden, en nu na 3 afleveringen weten ze al dat ze een nieuw seizoen er achter willen plakken?

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Op donderdag 1 november 2012 00:44 schreef criminal_mind het volgende:
USA has canceled its freshman series Common Law, TVLine reports. More details as they become available.

http://tvbythenumbers.zap(...)celed-by-usa/155663/

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Op donderdag 1 november 2012 00:44 schreef criminal_mind het volgende:
FX Orders Third Season of Acclaimed Comedy Series Wilfred

Writers Reed Agnew and Eli Jorné Elevated to Executive Producers/Showrunners

LOS ANGELES, October 31, 2012 – FX has picked up its acclaimed comedy series Wiflred for a third-season order of 13 episodes, it was announced today by Nick Grad, Executive Vice President of Original Programming for FX. Production of season three begins next spring and is slated to debut in June of 2013.

http://tvbythenumbers.zap(...)for-season-3/155656/

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Op maandag 29 oktober 2012 21:30 schreef criminal_mind het volgende:
AMC’s ‘Hell On Wheels’ Renewed For Third Season, Creators Joe & Tony Gayton Exit

I’ve learned that AMC has given a 10-episode third season renewal to Hell On Wheels. However, the Western drama’s creators Joe and Tony Gayton are stepping down as executive producers and will no longer be involved day-to-day on the show. They may consult. John Shiban continues as showrunner. The Gaytons had a two-year contract for Hell On Wheels, which is up. The two were very involved in the show early on, gradually focusing their attention on new projects — they recently sold a drama project to NBC.

http://www.deadline.com/2(...)t&utm_medium=twitter

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'Fairly Legal' cancelled

The gang on Fairly Legal has fought their last case.

After two seasons, the USA legal drama starring Sarah Shahi has been cancelled, USA confirms to EW.

“Sarah Shahi is undoubtedly a star and we’re thrilled she’ll be joining our sister network NBC on Chicago Fire,” USA said in a statement. “We are proud of Fairly Legal and thank the very talented cast and crew for two fantastic seasons.”

Shahi, who is said to have a multi-episode arc as a love interest for Taylor Kinney’s Lt. Kelly Severide on Fire, isn’t the only cast member keeping busy these days. Michael Trucco has been appearing steadily on the current season of How I Met Your Mother as Robin’s boyfriend, Nick.

Just yesterday, USA lowered the ax on another drama — freshman buddy-cop show Common Law.

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'Political Animals': Network not going forward with more episodes

It was fun while it lasted.

EW has confirmed that the USA Network has decided against ordering more episodes of its political nail-bitter Political Animals.

The Greg Berlanti drama starring Sigourney Weaver, which ended its six-episode run in August, was initially billed as a limited series run and according to the network, they have decided to stick to those plans.

“We are proud of Political Animals, our miniseries that attracted critical acclaim and impacted the cultural conversation this summer,” the network said in a statement. “It was a pleasure to work with Greg Berlanti and Laurence Mark and a powerful cast led by Sigourney Weaver. We look forward to collaborating again with these immensely talented creatives.”

Political Animals, which chronicled a former First Family’s personal and professional drama, premiered in July with 3.8 total viewers and averaged 3.2 million viewers, according to the network, who in the last few days has been very busy cleaning house. In addition to announcing their winter premiere dates, they also announced the cancellation of Common Law and Fairly Legal.

Berlanti is currently an executive producer on CW’s Arrow.

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