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2020-2021 Renew Cancel by Network

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Below is the current list of network programs and their status. NBC has still not made decisions on a number of scripted shows and FOX is still working on a couple of their reality shows. As decisions are made on those programs, this table will be updated. 

Upfronts are this week, and a complete fall schedule for the five networks will be posted at the end of the week. Will your favorite shows be returning in the Fall? 

UPDATE May 25: The CW renews Whose Line Is It Anyway.

UPDATE May 28: NBC cancels Debris

UPDATE June 9: NBC cancels Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist

UPDATE June 11: Negotiations fall through, Clarice not going forward on Paramount+

UPDATE June 14: NBC cancels Manifest

UPDATE: June 25: NBC cancels Good Girls


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ABC renewed Black-ish for a final season while cancelling Mixed-ish. For Life, American Housewife, and freshman series', Rebel and Call Your Mother, were also cancelled. The Rookie and A Million Little Things, both currently in their third seasons, were easy renewals. Freshman comedy Home Economics joins veterans The Goldbergs and The Conners for another season. 

20/20Renewed
America's Funniest Home VideosRenewed 
American HousewifeCancelled
American IdolRenewed
The BachelorRenewed
The Bachelorette Renewed
Big SkyRenewed
Black-ishRenewed (final season)
Call Your MotherCancelled
Celebrity Family Feud Premieres summer
Celebrity Wheel Of FortuneRenewed
The ConnorsRenewed
Dancing with the StarsRenewed
Don'tCancelled
For LifeCancelled
The GoldbergsRenewed
The Good DoctorRenewed
Grey's AnatomyRenewed
Home EconomicsRenewed
The HustlerRenewed
Kids Say The Darndest ThingsPremieres summer
Match Game Premieres summer
A Million Little Things Renewed
Mixed-ishCancelled
RebelCancelled
The RookieRenewed
Shark TankRenewed
Station 19Renewed
Supermarket SweepRenewed
United We FallCancelled
Who Wants to be a MillionaireRenewed
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CBS made the interesting move of renewing SEAL Team for a fifth season and then pushing it off to Paramount+ after the first four episodes of the new season air in the fall. Clarice was also given a reprieve and moved off to the streaming site as well. The Unicorn was cancelled, no real surprise, its ratings were some of the lowest for the network this season. Freshman comedies United States of Al and B Positive were renewed. All Rise was cancelled. 

48 HoursRenewed
60 MinutesRenewed
All RiseCancelled
The Amazing RaceRenewed
B PositiveRenewed
Big BrotherRenewed
Blue BloodsRenewed
Bob (Hearts) AbisholaRenewed
BullRenewed
ClariceCancelled
The EqualiserRenewed
FBI Renewed
FBI: Most WantedRenewed
Love IslandRenewed
MacGyverCancelled
Magnum PIRenewed
MomCancelled
NCISRenewed
NCIS: Los AngelesRenewed
NCIS: New OrleansCancelled
The NeighborhoodRenewed
SEAL TeamRenewed(ish) (will air four episodes on the network then move to Paramount+)
SurvivorRenewed
SWATRenewed
Tough As NailsRenewed (through 2023)
Undercover BossRenewed
United States Of AlRenewed
The UnicornCancelled
Young SheldonRenewed (through 2024)
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NBC renewed Law & Order: Organised Crime last week. No real surprise. Good Girls, Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist, and Debris are still awaiting news, though it's likely all three are cancelled. Ellen's Game of Games is still waiting for news as well. What's interesting is there was no mention of Manifest during the NBC upfront announcement. The show is in its third season and such programs are rarely cancelled. It's possible the Peacock could take a page from CBS and push one or more of these shows off to their streaming service. 

America's Got Talent (summer)Premieres summer
America's Got Talent: The ChampionsCancelled
American Ninja Warrior (summer)Premieres summer
The BlacklistRenewed 
Brooklyn Nine-Nine Cancelled (final season will air in summer)
Chicago FireRenewed
Chicago MedRenewed
Chicago PDRenewed
DebrisCancelled
DatelineRenewed
Ellen's Game of Games??
Good GirlsCancelled
KenanRenewed
Law & Order: Organised CrimeRenewed
Law & Order: SVURenewed
ManifestCancelled
Mr MayorRenewed
New AmsterdamRenewed (through 2023)
SuperstoreCancelled
This Is UsRenewed (final season)
Titan GamesPremieres summer
The VoiceRenewed
The Wall Renewed
The Weakest Link Renewed
World Of DanceCancelled
Young RockRenewed
Zoey's Extraordinary PlaylistCancelled
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FOX renewed Call Me Kat for a second season while cancelling Prodigal Son. The Great North had terrible ratings numbers, but the network announced it was already renewed for a third season after renewing it for a second season earlier this year. While decisions have been made on all of the scripted shows, several of the reality and competition programs are still waiting for news. 

9-1-1Renewed
9-1-1 Lone StarRenewed
Bless the HartsCancelled
Bob's BurgersRenewed
Call Me KatRenewed
DuncanvilleRenewed (through 2023)
Family GuyRenewed (through 2023)
Filthy RichCancelled
Gordon Ramsay's 24 Hours to Hell and Back??
The Great NorthRenewed (through 2023)
Hell's Kitchen (summer)Premieres summer
I Can See Your VoiceRenewed
Last Man StandingCancelled
LEGO Masters (summer)??
The Masked SingerRenewed
Masterchef (summer)??
Masterchef Junior (summer)??
neXtCancelled
Prodigal SonCancelled
The ResidentRenewed
The SimpsonsRenewed (through 2023)
So You Think You Can Dance (summer)??
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The CW announced all of its renewals back in March. Penn & Teller: Fool Us was renewed for an eighth season after its successful run during the fall and winter seasons. No word yet on Whose Line Is It, Anyway or Masters Of Illusion

All AmericanRenewed
BatwomanRenewed
Black LightningCancelled
Burden Of TruthCancelled
CharmedRenewed
DC's Legends of TomorrowRenewed
DynastyRenewed
The FlashRenewed
In The DarkRenewed
Kung FuRenewed
LegaciesRenewed
Masters of Illusion (summer)??
Nancy DrewRenewed
The Outpost (summer) Premieres summer
Penn & Teller: Fool Us Renewed
RiverdaleRenewed
Roswell, New MexicoRenewed
SupergirlCancelled
Superman & LoisRenewed
Two Sentence Horror StoriesRenewed
WalkerRenewed
World's Funniest AnimalsRenewed
Whose Line Is It AnywayRenewed

Written by LadyShelley on May 17, 2021

Comments

blackcat2021 posted 2 years ago

Nice article! Feel bad for "Prodigal Son" and "All Rise". Also "The Unicorn" wasn't too bad... "Home Economics"'s renewal was unexpected.

LadyShelley posted 2 years ago

@pieslapper wrote:
 Seems a lot of the shows CBS cancels would be rating stars at other networks.

Shows on CBS regularly garner larger audience numbers (viewers and ratings). Middling numbers on CBS are chart-toppers on NBC. That's why you always want to compare numbers within the network. It doesn't matter if a show "wins its time slot" every week. If it has below-average numbers for its network, it probably won't last. 

LadyShelley posted 2 years ago

@gmpugs wrote:
I currently don't do any streaming services, though if I were to select any, the ones I'd pick would probably be Paramount Plus and HBO Max.

I don't use any that are network-specific (we have Netflix, Amazon, and Disney+), well maybe Disney+ fits that, but we got it because they were basically giving it away. LOL! But Paramount+, Peacock, Discovery+ plus, Apple TV nope you can keep 'em, not enough content for what they want to charge. 

pieslapper posted 2 years ago

@LadyShelley wrote:
All Rise was a bit of a surprise, its ratings were no worse than SWAT or SEAL Team, I wonder if there was something else going on. I don't think CBS has that many dramas in the pipe for the fall, but we'll have to wait for their upfront to know for sure. 

 

 Seems a lot of the shows CBS cancels would be rating stars at other networks.

gmpugs posted 2 years ago

@LadyShelley wrote:
Well not cancelled exactly, but it has been pushed off to the streaming service. So fans will get more of the show, assuming they can find it. I suspect this will be a growing trend. NBC did the same thing with AP Bio a couple of years ago. Not sure how successful it's been but I can see more and more marginal shows getting "renewed" for whatever network streamer is out there. The thinking being there is somewhat of a built-in audience that might pony up a few bucks to continue watching. 

I currently don't do any streaming services, though if I were to select any, the ones I'd pick would probably be Paramount Plus and HBO Max.

LadyShelley posted 2 years ago

@gmpugs wrote:
Definitely will miss Prodigal Son as well. Clarice grew on me, even though it appears to be cancelled. 

Well not cancelled exactly, but it has been pushed off to the streaming service. So fans will get more of the show, assuming they can find it. I suspect this will be a growing trend. NBC did the same thing with AP Bio a couple of years ago. Not sure how successful it's been but I can see more and more marginal shows getting "renewed" for whatever network streamer is out there. The thinking being there is somewhat of a built-in audience that might pony up a few bucks to continue watching. 

gmpugs posted 2 years ago

Definitely will miss Prodigal Son as well. Clarice grew on me, even though it appears to be cancelled. 

LadyShelley posted 2 years ago

@kevinohler wrote:
Going to miss All Rise and Prodigal Son :(

All Rise was a bit of a surprise, its ratings were no worse than SWAT or SEAL Team, I wonder if there was something else going on. I don't think CBS has that many dramas in the pipe for the fall, but we'll have to wait for their upfront to know for sure. 

 

kevinohler posted 2 years ago

Going to miss All Rise and Prodigal Son :(

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