It is still doing much better than most expected.

How is it that so many great shows are getting canned left and right, but this show has been uncancelled twice now?

I'm sure it could be a decent show, but I've never heard about it being a credit to crime procedurals. Its ratings sure never merited a renewal.

Crazy.

This isn't exactly thread-appropriate, but Rosie O'Donnell is leaving The View at the end of next week. Time to put this horse out to pasture isn't it? Rosie Perez is rumored to be leaving too.

I'm not a daytime aficionado, but the couple of times I've watched The View before this season, the appeal was its light and breezy content. I've only watched a handful of times this season, and it's been dreadfully boring. Whoopi is the only saving grace and she's dying out there.

The Talk is pretty much leaps and bounds ahead now anyway. It chased The View for so long, and The View took a wrong turn somewhere. Actually in Canada, we have our own version called The Social, which can be as irritating as the rest, but again it does the format right by being light and fun. The View is playing to an audience that wouldn't be caught dead watching it.

Crazy indeed. Yet nobody could pick up Happy Endings .

I couldn't disagree more. Rose has been actually fantastic this season and Whoopi has been so out there, not giving a shit and being obviously awful to Rosie. The wrong person is leaving.

FOX announced last month that Mulaney is dead (officially cancelled) and won't be returning for season 2.

On the plus side, HBO has moved forward for a third and final season of Getting On.

TNT has confirmed a second season for The Librarians.

I'm glad. It was a bit of a guilty pleasure.

Me, too.

Also, Cinemax has confirmed a fourth season for Banshee.

The Ground Floor cancellation right before the Season finale?

Cold, TBS. COLD.

WHY ARE ALL MY SHOWS ENDING

Because nothing makes sense anymore, "Beauty and the Beast" was just renewed for a fourth season before season 3 has aired a single episode.

It's not television. It's CW.

Are you fucking kidding me? LOL. That show is such a fucking bomb and ratings will probably be below 1 Million an episode. It really doesn't make sense. This gets renewed but Hart of Dixie will probably get let go.

Maybe they're hoping it will get a bump when the live action Beauty & The Beast movie comes out .

What the fuck.

Cool and Noah Wyle will be part of the main cast for season 2. His episodes were easily the best.

ABC has confirmed a second season for How to Get Away with Murder!!!

That is the least shocking renewal of the year

No, those were the renewals of "The Walking Dead" and "Empire".

NBC has cancelled Allegiance.

The Slap moves to 10pm. It will be replaced at 8 by Dateline specials with themes tying into The Blacklist, which I s'pose is a response to its now-muted ratings against Scandal.

Allegiance was actually good. I hope NBC will show the rest of the season online. The Slap only has 4 episodes left in its run and I wonder what NBC will put in April. I would go with David Duchovny's drama, Aquarius in that slot after The Slap ends.

CW president weighs in on a couple cancellations: http://www.ew.com/article/2014/07/18/cw ... four-shows

This article was posted in July and none of it is new news I don't know why it was suddenly posted everywhere tonight.

"Mom" has been renewed for season 3 and "Mike and Molly" has been renewed for season 6.

I would bet anything that this will be the last season of "M&M" - Melissa signed a six-year deal when that show started right before she blew up and she'd be foolish to stay on when she has so many other projects lined up. It's limiting her availability.

Yes for Mom! Nearly every episode of this season has been fantastic especially the one with Octavia Spencer. I love how now it's concentrating more on Bonnie and Christy this season, too!