CBS has yet to make a statement, but rumor has it that "How To Be A Gentlemen" has halted production and a cancellation announcement will be made later today.

CBS isn't saying it's cancelled, but it is moving to Saturdays effective immediately. "The Big Bang Theory" will be airing a repeat in its place next Thursday and the season premiere of "Rules Of Engagement" will air in the timeslot the week after.

"The Simpsons" has been renewed for two more seasons (bringing the total number to 25).

Wow, the networks really have no patience this season.

To be fair, the shows that are getting cancelled are truly doing horrible numbers.

Also, The Simpsons is going to outlive us all. I was 10 when it premiered...lol

Well Simpsons was almost gone. The main voice actors all took pay cuts (almost half) for the next two seasons to go ahead.

Hmm, at some point I really couldn't see an end for The Simpsons.

No I don't expect it to last longer than 30 seasons.

The fact that that number is even feasible is insane. 25 seasons, 550+ episodes.

So I guess if there's ever a nuclear bomb that hits the US, cockroaches and The Simpsons will survive.

The Simpsons have been on forever. I was a kid when it first aired. I am not sure if it will continue past 25. I wonder how they will finish the series.

"Harry's Law" received an order for six additional scripts.

WTF, it's doing horrible!

Yay! "Ringer" has been picked up for a full season

Also, NBC has ordered six more scripts for "Prime Suspect."

"Hart of Dixie" ( ) and "The Secret Circle" have been picked up for full seasons.

Good. If the networks atleast give these shows full seasons - it atleast allows the showrunners a full season arc. And the added bonus is that the show finds an audience in the meantime.

I added a tally bar for Episode/Script orders. Episode orders are the networks' nice way of saying "we don't hate you, but we don't love you either". Script orders are the networks' nice way of saying "let's have a little more fun before we break it off for good".

I have to imagine Suburgatory and Revenge will get full season orders quickly.

Probably will wait for ratings today before making an announcement.

Anyone watching Suburgatory? I thought the pilot was okay, but thought it could get a lot better.

I'm enjoying it so far, but I agree that it's not living up to its full potential yet. Though all sitcoms start off a bit rocky.

No surprise, but ABC just announced they are picking up full seasons of "Revenge" and "Suburgatory."

"Happy Endings" got an order for six additional scripts

"Charlie's Angels" has been cancelled. But in an interesting twist, ABC will air all remaining episodes.

This one kind of surprised me. I figured they would give it another week or two, yank it for November sweeps and leave it on hiatus until it was quietly cancelled in early 2012.

The networks are tough on new shows this year. No second chances.

Poor NBC. The Office is its only show breaking a 3.0 18-49 share (it's ratings are the lowest since Season 1, btw), while the other three networks have something doing that each weekday. Shows like Harry's Law, Prime Suspect or Community (sadly enough) would be cancelled anywhere else right now. Smash could do well, and they still have The Voice, but if either falter then Comcast should just cancel most of their programming and try starting fresh next year.

Added Memphis Beat, which TNT has canceled after two seasons.

CBS is finalizing deals to pick up "Unforgettable" and "Person of Interest" for full seasons. An official announcement is expected tomorrow.