HBO has renewed True Detective for a third season.
Syfy has renewed Killjoys for the final two seasons (4th and 5th season of 10 episodes each) but axed Dark Matter after three seasons.
Veep will finish with its seventh season in 2018, lead actor and executive producer Julia Louis-Dreyfus has confirmed.
Aussie actress Isabel Lucas has joined the second season of MacGyver.
New branding / new cable channel from Universal started this week in US.
Universal Kids
HBO has renewed The Deuce for a second season.
Star Trek’s on appearance on FTA in US market is driving subscriptions to CBS All Access.
1 Like
Not wrong.
1 Like
A question that has left the mouths of many
2 Likes
Popular 90s drama Party of Five will get a reboot. This time however it will focus on a first-generation Latino family who have immigrated to the US.
They just need to stop remaking these shows. They mostly flop hard. Enough!
1 Like
1 Like
I wonder if this leads to anything.
The upcoming sixth season of Major Crimes (which airs here on 9Gem) will be its last. It will finish with 105 episodes in total.
ABC has ordered a full 22-episode season for new drama The Good Doctor, starring Freddie Highmore, after good ratings for the first two episodes.
Fox has extended the second season of Star from 13 to 18 episodes.
Apple is close to a deal to make 10 new episodes of Steven Spielberg’s 1980s science fiction anthology series “Amazing Stories".
When I was in high school in Melbourne, there was a fill-in teacher who often played Amazing Stories on VHS tape to my class just to pass time.
Mark time or pass time?
1 Like
Pass time. The fill-in teacher normally taught history. I think he played Amazing Stories because he ran out of teaching material every class.
But he could have spent that time teaching you the difference between marking time and passing time. 
CBS has ordered a full season of SEAL Team, starring David Boreanaz (Bones). The initial order of 13 episodes has been extended by nine.
CBS All Access has renewed Star Trek: Discovery for a second season.
Showtime has renewed Ray Donovan for a sixth season. However the new season will move to New York from Los Angeles where the drama was based in the first five years.