@timewhite wrote:
Not surprised Lopez v Lopez is doing poorly. I'm more surprised someone agreed to try and bring it back.

NBC has struggled for years with its half-hour comedies. The rebooted Night Court was the first comedy in years to be called an actual hit. Extended Family is doing okay, but I can't see Lopez vs Lopez getting another season with its whacky viewer numbers. 

@gmpugs wrote:
Waiting to hear about Night Court, Extended Family, and Walker.

Night Court should be easiliy renewed. I think it is the highest-rated comedy on NBC. Extended Family I expect to be renewed, but the weirdness that is those back-to-back Lopez vs Lopez episodes makes it hard to judge which one is doing better. 

Walker. Yeah, I know CW has other scripted content planned for next season (the rebooted Librarians series among them) Walker pulls the highest audience for a scripted show for the network, so that is in its favor, but the problem is, will the new owners keep any of the previous owner's stuff? 

@gmpugs wrote:
Haven’t heard if the FBIs will be renewed, though they probably will be. Still waiting to hear about Night Court and Extended Family.

CBS usually plays things closer to the vest. I fully expect all three FBI shows and the two NCIS shows to be renewed (I also expect some schedule shifting for next season to get all three NCIS shows on the same night)

Looking at the numbers for Lopez vs Lopez, Extended Family should be renewed. It's pulling a million more viewers per week over George and company. If any of the half-hour comedies get the axe, I expect Lopez to be the one to go. Night Court will be a slam dunk renewal. 

@gmpugs wrote:
And in regards to CW importing so many Canadian shows, I hope if Wild Cards and Son of a Critch get renewed on their respective networks, I hope CW will continue to air those shows.

Chances are CW will pick the retransmissions as they are cheap programming and CW is all about cheap these days.