Fox getting Thirsday Night Football led to the squeeze. Still had room for Last Man Standing though

I agree 24 is now a top revival candidate

NBC picked up Brooklyn Nine-Nine

That's cool for Brooklyn fans, but where were they when Happy Endings was cancelled?

I wish FX or FXX would pick up The Mick. It pretty much belongs on one of those channels, paired with It's Always Sunny. It's basically Sweet Dee Inherits a Mansion and Three Kids.

Great for Brooklyn Nine-Nine. It's been a while since I watched, but it was a good show.

The reactions from liberals to Last Man Standing's revival are not doing any favours for them. I'm sorry, I don't agree with Tim Allen's political views, but trying to say FOX shouldn't have taken the show is ludicrous. If you combine B99, Last Man on Earth and The Mick's average ratings, they either are lower or barely match Last Man Standing's worst numbers on a Friday. Its 18-49 was abysmal, but numbers are numbers.

And I don't see any conservative series on primetime TV besides Roseanne. To suggest that they shouldn't take the show because it stars a white conservative is insane. I don't personally want to watch a mundane sitcom (although I've watched repeats, and I've seen worse shows), but I don't think you can argue against its merits.

Criminal Minds, Life in Pieces, Instinct, Man With A Plan, Celebrity Big Brother renewed. Scorpion and Superior Donuts cancelled

Kevin Can Wait cancelled. Kind of a shock. Its ratings weren't good, but neither were Man With a Plan's ratings.

Elementary renewed once again thanks to its rich syndication deal

The Blacklist renewed

Sean William Scott replaces Clayne Crawford on Lethal Weapon, and Gotham is in high danger to be cancelled as it appears Fox was choosing between it and Lethal Weapon

I may be in the minority, but I liked Lethal Weapon. It slipped off my viewing list for Season 2, but I had planned on binging it this summer. Unfortunately, a big reason the show worked was Wayans and Crawford together. Of course they could never be Mel and Danny, but they worked on their own. I'm not sure the show's dynamic works without them together, especially without Riggs and his whole story.

Gotham is renewed for a final season after all

I am glad Gotham got a final season.

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. renewed

Unbelievable. How could SHIELD possibly have that much of an effect on the MCU?

Seems like they negotiated a budget cut like Once did. Half the cast has to get Thanos'd anyways

Cobra Kai was renewed for a second season on May 10, to air next year.

That's what one would think. They put too much emphasis on the 18-49, IMO. With its overall numbers it shouldn't have been canceled. Then again neither should have Harry's Law or Mysteries of Laura with their ratings. Yeah the demos were bad but the viewership was good. It's still eyeballs on your network. You'd think they'd just have ads targeting the older demographic.

It might be a final season too and will air during the summer. It is only going to get 13 episodes.

Fox got WWE Smackdown and will air it on Friday Nights starting in 2019

LA to Vegas is cancelled

Annnnd Roseanne is cancelled after Roseanne Barr racism self destructed

Unreal that they even rebooted the show. Glad it's over. She can now be a regular Fox News guest.

That’s a shame, it was a good show. They should have just killed her off.

What an idiot. It seems like she wanted the show to be cancelled after all the non-sense twitter conspiracy posts (including the recent Chelsea Clinton/Soros/Nazi thing), and just decided to go all-in with a racist "joke". Did she not consider how this would affect everyone else who's apart of the show?

And I'm reading that the reruns that air across TV Land, CMT, and Paramount are being pulled as well, along with any seasons on Hulu and other streaming services.

Honestly, I like the original Roseanne series, and I've also enjoyed the few episodes I of the reboot, so it's unfortunate that she's an obnoxious person.