On Friday, NBC finally made some adjustments to its faltering Thursday lineup and cancelled
Allegiance in the process. The show premiered a month ago airing after the big transplant of
The Blacklist to the night. While
The Blacklist showed strength in its first week and has survived so far,
Allegiance was dead on arrival with no interest and a terrible 1.1 demo premiere. It only got worse from there, going as low as a 0.7 at one point and 0.8 this week.
The Slap, which has been bombing at 8pm but is a limited series, will move to 10pm while
Blacklist-themed
Dateline specials will air at 8pm for the time being.
Allegiance joins
A to Z and
Bad Judge on the NBC cancellation pile while
Parks and Recreation and
Parenthood ended their long runs as well.
The Blacklist, Celebrity Apprentice, Chicago Fire, Chicago PD, Grimm and
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit have been renewed for next season.
The Voice is sure to join that list and
The Mysteries of Laura has a chance, but it's not looking great for the many other shows in the mix:
About a Boy, Constantine, Marry Me, The Night Shift, and
State of Affairs. Still to premiere this season for NBC are
One Big Happy, A.D., and
Odyssey as well as season two of
Undateable.
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