Well CSI: NY has cheated death yet again. CBS has renewed the long running spinoff for a ninth season despite the fact that it has somewhat languished on Friday nights recently (including a series low Friday if preliminary numbers hold up). The show got renewed over the more expensive but better rated CSI: Miami as it benefits from airing on a night with lower expectations. The show aired on Wednesdays for years but moved to Friday nights in 2010 and will likely stay there next season. With this news, the only CBS show still awaiting its fate is Rules of Engagement.
As usual, I am ending the season with a few miscellaneous awards. The blog will be quiet this summer but I will continue to do the week ahead posts with broadcast TV news as it happens this summer. Then I'll be back for previews, pilot reviews, and more in the fall! BEST RETURNING COMEDY Superstore (NBC) - Superstore was awarded my "Best Returning Comedy" last year, but it only got better in season three. The funniest ensemble on TV took another step forward with some truly hilarious moments (the season premiere, the Golden Globes party, and the Christmas episode to name a few) and some major plot points moving forward. It also has the potential to be surprisingly sentimental at times. I think back to the first year of the show and how I felt like it had so many funny elements but didn't always bring it completely together. Well now it does on a weekly basis and it is one of those shows that just seems to be in the sweet spot of what will hopefully be a long run. ...
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