List of Renewed - Cancelled - Still under debate - Shows Announced (So Far...)

CBS All Access has set Thursday, March 14, for the Season 3 premiere of its drama series The Good Fight. The subscription SVOD and live streaming service announced the date during The Good Fight TCA panel Wednesday with series co-creators and executive producers Robert and Michelle King and cast members Christine Baranski, Audra McDonald and Michael Sheen.

The follow-up series, which has been in the works at Showtime for more than an year, is aimed at reflecting how members of that community’s relationships, their lives, and experiences have evolved and what has changed (and what hasn’t) since the show’s inception. Its pickup comes as the original marks its 15th anniversary.

Marja-Lewis Ryan serves as executive producer and showrunner of the series, which has received an eight-episode order. Mothership series creator Ilene Chaiken also is executive producing, along with Jennifer Beals, Katherine Moennig and Leisha Hailey, who all starred in the original series.

“Marja has brought her unique and contemporary vision to The L Word and blended it beautifully into the fabric of Ilene’s groundbreaking series,” said Gary Levine, President of Entertainment, Showtime Networks. “This revered show was both entertaining and impactful when it originally ran on Showtime, and we are confident that our new version will do that and more in 2019.”

The original The L Word revolved around a group of lesbians in West Hollywood and their friends, family and lovers. Hailed as the first drama series to focus on lesbian characters who are complex and open about their sexuality, it ran on the network from 2004-2009 and spawned a reality spinoff, The Real L Word. Beals, Moennig and Hailey are expected to appear on the new series as their original characters as a point of connection from the prior series to the new one.

ABC pilot that reboots a 1990s New York cop drama in present day, NYPD Blue. Also like NYPD Blue, which is bringing back original cast members Kim Delaney and Bill Brochtrup, the new New York Undercover too is expected to feature cast members from the original series reprising their roles.

Written by Watkins based on a story by Wolf and him, New York Undercover picks up 20 years after the end of the original series that changed the face of TV cop dramas. It will follow detectives Nat Gilmore and Melissa Ortiz as they investigate the city’s most dangerous criminals from Harlem to Battery Park. Some cast members from the original series are expected to reprise their roles.

Wolf, Watkins and Hemingway executive produce with Wolf Films’ Arthur Forney and Peter Jankowski. The pilot will begin filming in early March in New York.

Bandana boy wrote: »

Ah that’s a shame

Agent Coulson wrote: »

Party of Five

Party of Five Reboot Is Happening at Freeform

Another day, another reboot!

Party of Five is the latest series staged to make a TV comeback, as Freeform is set to reboot the the beloved '90s drama, E! News has confirmed.

The network has handed a pilot order to the original series creators Chris Keyser and Amy Lippman, who will be modernizing the drama by tackling immigration.

Similar to the original series, the reboot will follow five siblings, the Buendias, who struggle to keep their family together after their parents are deported back to Mexico.

http://www.eonline.com/news/907216/party-of-five-reboot-is-happening-at-freeform?utm_source=eonline&utm_medium=rssfeeds&utm_campaign=imdb_topstories

Freeform has placed a series order for the “Party of Five” reboot. The immigrant-themed project, which comes from original Fox drama’s creators Amy Lippman and Chris Keyer, has received a 10-episode order at the Disney-owned cable network.

The one-hour drama will follow the five Acosta children as they navigate daily life struggles to survive as a family unit after their parents are suddenly deported to Mexico.

The “Party of Five” reboot stars Brandon Larracuente as Emilio, Emily Tosta as Lucia, Niko Guardado as Beto and Elle Paris Legaspi as Valentina.

The pilot was co-written by Lippman, Keyser and newcomer Michal Zebede. Keyser and Lippman serve as executive producers and writers on the series, with Rodrigo Garcia, who directed the pilot, also executive producing. Michal Zebede serves as co-executive producer and writer.

The series hails from Sony Pictures Television.

“‘Party of Five’ embodies the heart and soul of what it means to be a family in the most trying of times. We’re so lucky that Freeform gets to be the home for this reimagined story, as we continue to represent the resilience of young adults and the importance of fighting for your voice in times of doubt,” Freeform president Tom Ascheim said in a statement announcing the news Monday. “We are thrilled to be able to share the groundbreaking storytelling from Amy and Chris with a new audience, and are excited for our viewers to discover the beauty of this series.”

“We couldn’t be more excited to bring ‘Party of Five’ to another generation of fans. Amy, Chris and Michal’s distinct voice makes this series incredibly relatable and authentic. We are truly proud to be part of this journey,” Jeff Frost, president of Sony Pictures Television and co-presidents Chris Parnell and Jason Clodfelter, added.

Agent Coulson wrote: »

‘Modern Family’ Renewed For 11th & Final Season By ABC

https://deadline.com/2019/02/modern-family-renewed-11th-final-season-abc-1202549814/

Mr E wrote: »

In pointless reboot news, the entertainment president of ABC want to reboot Lost.

I'd be against a direct reboot (it only ended in 2010), but a new cast and a new story wouldn't be a terrible idea.

https://www.etonline.com/abc-interested-in-a-lost-reboot-118925

FreudianSlippers wrote: »

For some reason I thought this was the final season already.

BandMember wrote: »

You beat me to it - was just going to say that! I never watched Lost and know nothing about it but am watching Manifest which is decent enough, although I've no idea where the storyline of the series is going.....

This calls for a celebratory drink at Moe’s: Fox on Wednesday renewed The Simpsons for two more seasons — through Season 32. The renewal will bring Homer & Co. to an unprecedented 713 episodes.

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The Simpsons Renewed Through Season 32



https://tvline.com/2019/02/06/the-simpsons-renewed-season-31-32-fox/

But Jim Parsons is moving on – moving onto Netflix where he’ll produce a new series based on a memoir by Will & Grace screenwriter, Ryan O’Connell, titled Specials.

Coming in April!

Julian McMahon (Marvel’s Runaways) is set as the lead in FBI: Most Wanted, the planned spinoff of Dick Wolf’s freshman CBS drama series FBI. McMahon will star in the backdoor pilot for FBI: Most Wanted, which will air as an episode of FBI in the spring. The spinoff has a series commitment, making an episodic pickup for next season likely.