Multiple outlets report that the network has officially opted not to renew its drama God Friended Me.

The series led by Brandon Micheal Hall will end after two seasons only with the season two finale will now serving as the series finale, set to air on April 26. 

“We’re extremely proud of the unique concept and uplifting stories God Friended Me has told over the past two seasons,” CBS and WBTV said in a joint statement. “We thank the brilliant cast, writers, production team and crew for a show that stirred thoughtful conversation about faith, life and happiness, and made viewers feel good at the end of each episode. The creative team behind the show has one last ‘friend suggestion’ in mind, as well as an ending we hope brings a satisfying conclusion to Miles’ journey in search of the God Account.”

CBS also canceled two freshman dramas Deputy and Almost Family. 

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The pilot hails from Will & Grace creators Max Mutchnick and David Kohan who will pen the series as well as serve as executive producers.

In this multi-camera series, a successful and fiercely independent crisis manager’s (Bowen) world is turned upside down when she decides to let someone into her life for the first time — an 11-year-old girl who she adopts and raises with the occasional help of her fragile, nervous wreck of a sister.

Bowen’s casting in Raised by Wolves comes a couple of months ahead of her signing off of the critically acclaimed ABC comedy Modern Family. Modern Family is to conclude after 11 seasons on the network this April. 

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Sophia Bush has been tapped to star as the lead in the medical drama from Katie Wech, Jennie Snyder Urman and her Sutton St. Productions. 

The medical drama follows Sam (Bush), a gifted heart surgeon, and her relationship with her domineering father, who happens to work in the same hospital. Second in command to him and always in his shadow, Sam rises to the occasion when he falls into a coma and she takes charge of the department as chief of surgery. Sam comes into her own professionally and personally, however, her world is upturned again after Griff awakens and wants to practice again, even if it means being supervised by his daughter.

Good Sam marks a return to the network for Bush, who starred in the network’s drama pilot Surveillance in 2019.

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Multiple outlets confirm that Hawaii Five-0 will end after its current season with a two-hour finale on April 3. 

“It’s never easy to say goodbye to a hit franchise that carried on the legacy of the original with such distinction while establishing its own signature style,” said Kelly Kahl, president of CBS Entertainment. “From episode one, Hawaii Five-0 has been a huge success for us. Thanks to the amazing talents of the producers, writers, cast, and crew, it has played a key role for a decade on our schedule and helped establish our powerhouse Friday night. We cannot be prouder of its quality, longevity and are thankful for the passionate fan-devotion it inspired.”

By the time the CBS reboot airs its finale, it will have aired 240 episodes. 

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Back in November, CBS revealed their winter schedule and Man With a Plan and Broke were the only shows that hadn’t been scheduled. The Amazing Race has yet to be renewed and Unicorn and Carol’s Second Act have a five-episode backorder for their first season.

Matt Leblanc stars in Man With a Plan which is about a man (Leblanc) dealing with parenting, marriage, and family while living in the modern world. Liza Snyder, Kevin Nealon, Stacy Keach, Grace Kaufman, Matthew McCann, Hala Finley, Matt Cook, and Kali Rocha also star in the series.

Starring in Broke are Jaime Camil and Pauley Perrette and the series follows a single suburban mom (Perette) who’s shocked when her estranged sister, her sister’s wealthy husband (Camil), and her husband’s driver show up on her doorstep looking for a place to stay after they’ve lost all their money. Joining Camil and Perrette are Natasha Leggero, Izzy Diaz, and Antonio Corbo.

Young Sheldon and Mom will also be part of the CBS Thursday lineup.

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Ben-Adir, whose credits include roles on Netflix’s The OA and Peaky Blinders will star as Barack Obama opposite previously confirmed Jeff Daniels cast in the role of the former FBI director and Brendan Gleeson set to play President Donald Trump.

Also starring are Holly Hunter (Acting Attorney General Sally Yates), Michael Kelly (Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe), Jennifer Ehle (Patrice Comey), Peter Coyote (Robert Mueller), Steven Pasquale (Peter Strzok), and Oona Chaplin (Lisa Page).

Director Billy Ray said of the casting, “I feel humbled by the wealth of talent in this cast. And I’m touched that so many great actors want to be a part of this story.”

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Star Dana Delany confirmed that the network opted out of renewing the military drama series for another season. She took to Twitter following the show’s season finale Tuesday night.

“Thank you to all you wonderful people who watched @TheCodeCBS,” she wrote on Twitter. “Last night was our finale and sadly, no more. I’ll never make General. But I loved this cast of stellar actors & know we’ll meet again. Semper Fidelis.”

Co-star Luke Mitchell added, “While I’m disappointed that I don’t get to continue this particular adventure with these stellar humans, I feel very grateful for, and proud of, the show we made. Thank you so much to everyone who watched!!”

Anna Wood, Phillipa Soo, Raffi Barsoumian, and Ato Essandoh rounded out the cast. 

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Ransom’s third season will be its last. The news was confirmed via the show’s official Twitter account Wednesday. 

“We’re joyful & lucky to have shared these past three seasons with you,” the announcement read. “Unfortunately, we have to bid the CriRes team farewell. We loved telling stories about strong, smart characters resolving conflicts with words instead of violence. Thank you for watching.”

According to Deadline, the decision to end the show has to do with funding issues (despite the fact that the show was a low-cost acquisition). 

The suspense drama Ransom followed crisis and hostage negotiator Eric Beaumont (Luke Roberts) and his elite Crisis Resolution team who work to balance the demands of their personal lives with their careers as negotiators who handle high-pressure kidnappings and hostage situations.

It also starred Nazneen Contractor, Brandon Jay McLaren, and Karen LeBlanc.

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The second season order comes midway through the show’s first run. The action drama from Matthew Federman and Stephen Scaia stars Matt Barr and Sofia Pernas as its leads.

News of the renewal were confirmed by the network Wednesday. 

“Blood & Treasure is a fun, escapist adventure with comedic elements filmed in multiple locales around the world that has been a great performer and a wonderful addition to our summer schedule,” Amy Reisenbach, CBS executive vp current programs, said in a statement.

“We’ve heard the story pitch for season two and look forward to seeing all-new exploits from Russia to Southeast Asia next year.”

The action drama follows a former FBI agent (Barr) specializing in stolen antiquities who reluctantly teams with an art thief (Pernas) to catch a terrorist who funds his activities via stolen treasure. 

Michael James Shaw, Katia Winter, James Callis, Oded Fehr, Alicia Coppola, and Mark Gagliardi also star. 

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The host and executive producer of The Late Late Show is in negotiations on a new multi-year deal with the network. Should both parties come to an agreement, it will keep Corden at the helm of The Late Late Show. 

The first time the two signed was in 2014 when he took over as host replacing Craig Ferguson. That deal expires at the end of the 2019-20 season. 

According to sources, the two sides have been in talks for quite some time. Variety reports that final terms were still being discussed so there’s no certainty that the deal will close.

CBS took a chance with Corden, the then largely unknown personality from the UK. But that’s history with the show gaining a following and becoming a success with Corden, earning Emmy nominations for an outstanding talk-variety show for the past three years. His Carpool Karaoke segments have taken on a life of its own, going viral and landing a dedicated series for Apple.

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Multiple outlets report that the network has officially opted not to renew its drama God Friended Me.

The series led by Brandon Micheal Hall will end after two seasons only with the season two finale will now serving as the series finale, set to air on April 26. 

“We’re extremely proud of the unique concept and uplifting stories God Friended Me has told over the past two seasons,” CBS and WBTV said in a joint statement. “We thank the brilliant cast, writers, production team and crew for a show that stirred thoughtful conversation about faith, life and happiness, and made viewers feel good at the end of each episode. The creative team behind the show has one last ‘friend suggestion’ in mind, as well as an ending we hope brings a satisfying conclusion to Miles’ journey in search of the God Account.”

CBS also canceled two freshman dramas Deputy and Almost Family. 

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The pilot hails from Will & Grace creators Max Mutchnick and David Kohan who will pen the series as well as serve as executive producers.

In this multi-camera series, a successful and fiercely independent crisis manager’s (Bowen) world is turned upside down when she decides to let someone into her life for the first time — an 11-year-old girl who she adopts and raises with the occasional help of her fragile, nervous wreck of a sister.

Bowen’s casting in Raised by Wolves comes a couple of months ahead of her signing off of the critically acclaimed ABC comedy Modern Family. Modern Family is to conclude after 11 seasons on the network this April. 

The post Julie Bowen to Headline CBS’ “Raised By Wolves” appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Sophia Bush has been tapped to star as the lead in the medical drama from Katie Wech, Jennie Snyder Urman and her Sutton St. Productions. 

The medical drama follows Sam (Bush), a gifted heart surgeon, and her relationship with her domineering father, who happens to work in the same hospital. Second in command to him and always in his shadow, Sam rises to the occasion when he falls into a coma and she takes charge of the department as chief of surgery. Sam comes into her own professionally and personally, however, her world is upturned again after Griff awakens and wants to practice again, even if it means being supervised by his daughter.

Good Sam marks a return to the network for Bush, who starred in the network’s drama pilot Surveillance in 2019.

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Multiple outlets confirm that Hawaii Five-0 will end after its current season with a two-hour finale on April 3. 

“It’s never easy to say goodbye to a hit franchise that carried on the legacy of the original with such distinction while establishing its own signature style,” said Kelly Kahl, president of CBS Entertainment. “From episode one, Hawaii Five-0 has been a huge success for us. Thanks to the amazing talents of the producers, writers, cast, and crew, it has played a key role for a decade on our schedule and helped establish our powerhouse Friday night. We cannot be prouder of its quality, longevity and are thankful for the passionate fan-devotion it inspired.”

By the time the CBS reboot airs its finale, it will have aired 240 episodes. 

The post “Hawaii Five-0” to End After 10 Seasons appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Back in November, CBS revealed their winter schedule and Man With a Plan and Broke were the only shows that hadn’t been scheduled. The Amazing Race has yet to be renewed and Unicorn and Carol’s Second Act have a five-episode backorder for their first season.

Matt Leblanc stars in Man With a Plan which is about a man (Leblanc) dealing with parenting, marriage, and family while living in the modern world. Liza Snyder, Kevin Nealon, Stacy Keach, Grace Kaufman, Matthew McCann, Hala Finley, Matt Cook, and Kali Rocha also star in the series.

Starring in Broke are Jaime Camil and Pauley Perrette and the series follows a single suburban mom (Perette) who’s shocked when her estranged sister, her sister’s wealthy husband (Camil), and her husband’s driver show up on her doorstep looking for a place to stay after they’ve lost all their money. Joining Camil and Perrette are Natasha Leggero, Izzy Diaz, and Antonio Corbo.

Young Sheldon and Mom will also be part of the CBS Thursday lineup.

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Ben-Adir, whose credits include roles on Netflix’s The OA and Peaky Blinders will star as Barack Obama opposite previously confirmed Jeff Daniels cast in the role of the former FBI director and Brendan Gleeson set to play President Donald Trump.

Also starring are Holly Hunter (Acting Attorney General Sally Yates), Michael Kelly (Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe), Jennifer Ehle (Patrice Comey), Peter Coyote (Robert Mueller), Steven Pasquale (Peter Strzok), and Oona Chaplin (Lisa Page).

Director Billy Ray said of the casting, “I feel humbled by the wealth of talent in this cast. And I’m touched that so many great actors want to be a part of this story.”

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Star Dana Delany confirmed that the network opted out of renewing the military drama series for another season. She took to Twitter following the show’s season finale Tuesday night.

“Thank you to all you wonderful people who watched @TheCodeCBS,” she wrote on Twitter. “Last night was our finale and sadly, no more. I’ll never make General. But I loved this cast of stellar actors & know we’ll meet again. Semper Fidelis.”

Co-star Luke Mitchell added, “While I’m disappointed that I don’t get to continue this particular adventure with these stellar humans, I feel very grateful for, and proud of, the show we made. Thank you so much to everyone who watched!!”

Anna Wood, Phillipa Soo, Raffi Barsoumian, and Ato Essandoh rounded out the cast. 

The post “The Code” Canceled By CBS appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Ransom’s third season will be its last. The news was confirmed via the show’s official Twitter account Wednesday. 

“We’re joyful & lucky to have shared these past three seasons with you,” the announcement read. “Unfortunately, we have to bid the CriRes team farewell. We loved telling stories about strong, smart characters resolving conflicts with words instead of violence. Thank you for watching.”

According to Deadline, the decision to end the show has to do with funding issues (despite the fact that the show was a low-cost acquisition). 

The suspense drama Ransom followed crisis and hostage negotiator Eric Beaumont (Luke Roberts) and his elite Crisis Resolution team who work to balance the demands of their personal lives with their careers as negotiators who handle high-pressure kidnappings and hostage situations.

It also starred Nazneen Contractor, Brandon Jay McLaren, and Karen LeBlanc.

The post “Ransom” Is Canceled After 3 Seasons appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

The second season order comes midway through the show’s first run. The action drama from Matthew Federman and Stephen Scaia stars Matt Barr and Sofia Pernas as its leads.

News of the renewal were confirmed by the network Wednesday. 

“Blood & Treasure is a fun, escapist adventure with comedic elements filmed in multiple locales around the world that has been a great performer and a wonderful addition to our summer schedule,” Amy Reisenbach, CBS executive vp current programs, said in a statement.

“We’ve heard the story pitch for season two and look forward to seeing all-new exploits from Russia to Southeast Asia next year.”

The action drama follows a former FBI agent (Barr) specializing in stolen antiquities who reluctantly teams with an art thief (Pernas) to catch a terrorist who funds his activities via stolen treasure. 

Michael James Shaw, Katia Winter, James Callis, Oded Fehr, Alicia Coppola, and Mark Gagliardi also star. 

The post “Blood & Treasure” Renewed For Season 2 appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

The host and executive producer of The Late Late Show is in negotiations on a new multi-year deal with the network. Should both parties come to an agreement, it will keep Corden at the helm of The Late Late Show. 

The first time the two signed was in 2014 when he took over as host replacing Craig Ferguson. That deal expires at the end of the 2019-20 season. 

According to sources, the two sides have been in talks for quite some time. Variety reports that final terms were still being discussed so there’s no certainty that the deal will close.

CBS took a chance with Corden, the then largely unknown personality from the UK. But that’s history with the show gaining a following and becoming a success with Corden, earning Emmy nominations for an outstanding talk-variety show for the past three years. His Carpool Karaoke segments have taken on a life of its own, going viral and landing a dedicated series for Apple.

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