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 daytime host announced Wednesday that her Warner Bros. talk show would continue its run for three more years.

“I’m excited to announce that I’ll be doing my show for three more years,” she told the audience. “Mostly because I love doing it so much every day, but also because that takes me to the end of my car lease.”

“Ellen is, quite simply, a force of nature,” Peter Roth, president and CCO OF Warner Bros. Television Group said in a statement. “Her energy, intelligence, kindness, and creativity know no bounds. Whether it’s her instant connection to her guests on her flagship talk show, her warm and funny hosting on Game of Games, or the infectious enthusiasm she shares in producing everything from Little Big Shots to the animated antics of Green Eggs and Ham, it’s an honor to work alongside her. We’re thrilled to continue this fun and friendly journey with her.”

The Ellen DeGeneres Show continues to be a fan favorite and is currently in its 16th season. It has earned 63 Daytime Emmy Awards, including 11 for Outstanding Entertainment Talk Show. 

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The streaming service is making its first venture into the world of Stephen King, bringing his 1984 novel to the small screen. 

King wrote the novel for his daughter Naomi. It tells the story of two boys who are next in line to rule the realm of Delain after the death of their dragon-slaying father.

Lego Batman Movie writer, Ghrahame-Smith, penned the pilot. Smith and his KatzSmith Productions partner David Katzenberg will serve as executive producers. The duo recently produced the film adaptation of King’s It.

“I am so excited to be working in the world of Stephen King with Hulu, which has such a terrific track record with Stephen King adaptations,” Grahame-Smith told Deadline. “The goal for this series is to feel unlike any Stephen King adaptation before, with this rich underlying source material, and the only true fantasy book he wrote that has kings and swords and princesses. We will honor the spirit of the book and the legacy.”

The project follows a line of forthcoming adaptations of King’s works, including Pet Sematary, and It: Chapter Two.

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There will be no second season for the legal drama, as it joins The Cool Kids, Lethal Weaponand The Passage, all of which got the ax Friday from Fox. 

News of the cancelation came less than 24 hours after it aired its Season One finale but to no surprise. Proven Innocent was Fox’s lowest-rated show for the 2018-19 season, averaging just over 2 million viewers per episode. 

The series followed a legal team who worked at a wrongful conviction firm. It starred Rachelle Lefevre as team leader Madeline Scott, Kelsey Grammar as Gore Bellows, the prosecutor who previously put Madeline away for murder, as well as Vincent Kartheiser, Russell Hornsby, Riley Smith, Clare O’Connor, Francis Guinan, Persia White, Shanesia Davis, Karin Anglin, Caitlin Mehner, Nikki M. James, Meg Thalken, and Grace Fahey.

Proven Innocent hailed from Danny Strong and Stacy Greenberg. 

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The renewal was expected as the show has been doing well, averaging 3.16 million total live viewers and a 0.75 in the 18-49 demographic.

The series starring and exec-produced by Seth MacFarlane is set 400 years in the future, and follows The USS Orville, a mid-level exploratory spaceship manned with a crew of both humans and aliens. 

The series also stars, Adrianne Palicki, Penny Johnson Jerald, Scott Grimes, Peter Macon, J Lee, Mark Jackson, Chad L. Coleman and Jessica Szohr. It was created and written by MacFarlane, who also executive produces alongside Brannon Braga, David A. Goodman, Jason Clark and Jon Cassar.

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The cabler announced the pick-up early on Wednesday in a press release. 

The series was created by Brian Koppelman and David Levien; they also serve as co-showrunners and executive producers.

“Billions’ addictive examination of wealth and power is supremely entertaining, smart and surprising,” said Gary Levine, Co-President of Entertainment, Showtime Networks Inc. “We’re loving season four and can’t wait to buckle up for the wild ride that Brian and David and their brilliant cast have in store for us in season five.”

The series stars Damian Lewis, Paul Giamatti, Maggie Siff, Asia Kate Dillon, Toby Leonard Moore, David Costabile, Condola Rashad, Kelly AuCoin, Jeffrey DeMunn, and Malin Akerman.

Billions is Showtime’s highest-rated and most-watched show. According to the cabler, it is averaging 4.2 million viewers per episode in multi-platform viewing.

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The network has canceled the Candice Bergen-led revival despite creator Diane English hopes for another season.

Season 11 of Murphy Brown saw Bergen reprise her role as the famous investigative journalist and TV anchor. She reunited with her old gang: Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford), Frank Fontana (Joe Regalbuto) and their former news producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud).

According to TVLine over its 13-episode run, which wrapped up in December, it ranked last among CBS’ eight sitcoms.

The revival made its return to the screen almost 20 years after the original run ended. During its original run it won 18 Emmys, three Golden Globes, two DGA Awards and two WGA Awards.

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NBC has picked up Blindspot for a fifth and final season. 

Following the renewal, series creator Martin Gero shared a message of thanks on Instagram writing, “We’re in this together. All of us.” In 2014 I sketched out a five season plan for the show. I am beyond grateful that we will be able to properly finish telling this giant, sprawling story. Thank you to our amazing partners at @nbc, the incredible team at @warnerbrostv, our cast, our writers, our crew and most importantly YOU. Thank you. We do this for the fans. More coming soon. #100episodes #Blindspot.”

The series follows a mysterious tattooed woman (Jaimie Alexander) who is found naked inside a travel bag in Times Square by the FBI, with no memory of her own past or identity. It also stars Sullivan Stapleton, Rob Brown, Audrey Esparza, Ashley Johnson and Ennis Esmer. 

The show was a big breakout hit, but its ratings declined in Season 2 and then again at the start of Season 3. According to Variety, the fourth season averaged 2.8 million total live viewers and a 0.48 in the 18-49 demographic.

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A Blind Date reboot has landed a series order at Bravo. 

Multiple outlets confirm that the iconic dating series from is getting a modern day reboot. 

Here’s Bravo’s description of the new series: “Dating has always been an awkward, contentious, sexy, and hilarious adventure. However, the magic of a blind date has gone away, replaced by the algorithms of dating apps, which have eroded dating into a casual meet-up to exchange preconceived notions. Sometimes you’re better off just going in blind!”

“Updated for 2019 with social media trends and diverse couples of all ethnicities, ages and sexual orientations, each half-hour episode will feature strangers who are paired up and sent off on a blind date. The cameras will follow every move as a narrator weaves in hilarious commentary with the help of graphics, animations and thought bubbles to ensure nothing goes unsaid.”

The original series ran from 1999 to 2006, which yielded an impressive 1,440 episodes. It was narrated by Roger Lodge. No word on who’s going to take over from Lodge. 

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Multiple outlets confirm that the comedy series will return for a fourth season. 

“With every season, Better Things becomes more vital, engaging and revelatory, cementing Pamela Adlon’s status as one of the most accomplished creative forces in television today,” said John Landgraf, chairman of FX Networks and FX Productions. “Rarely has there been a show that is so personal and, at the same time, so thoroughly universal in the way it explores modern parenting, family and life. We are thrilled to extend the series for a fourth season and to continue this incredible partnership with Pamela, her creative team and the amazing cast of Better Things.”

The series hails from Adlon who serves as writer, executive producer and showrunner. She also directed all episodes of the third season. Adlon is of course also the series’ lead, starring as Sam Fox, a single mother and actor in Los Angeles who is raising three daughters.

Better Things is currently airing its third season. 

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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 daytime host announced Wednesday that her Warner Bros. talk show would continue its run for three more years.

“I’m excited to announce that I’ll be doing my show for three more years,” she told the audience. “Mostly because I love doing it so much every day, but also because that takes me to the end of my car lease.”

“Ellen is, quite simply, a force of nature,” Peter Roth, president and CCO OF Warner Bros. Television Group said in a statement. “Her energy, intelligence, kindness, and creativity know no bounds. Whether it’s her instant connection to her guests on her flagship talk show, her warm and funny hosting on Game of Games, or the infectious enthusiasm she shares in producing everything from Little Big Shots to the animated antics of Green Eggs and Ham, it’s an honor to work alongside her. We’re thrilled to continue this fun and friendly journey with her.”

The Ellen DeGeneres Show continues to be a fan favorite and is currently in its 16th season. It has earned 63 Daytime Emmy Awards, including 11 for Outstanding Entertainment Talk Show. 

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The streaming service is making its first venture into the world of Stephen King, bringing his 1984 novel to the small screen. 

King wrote the novel for his daughter Naomi. It tells the story of two boys who are next in line to rule the realm of Delain after the death of their dragon-slaying father.

Lego Batman Movie writer, Ghrahame-Smith, penned the pilot. Smith and his KatzSmith Productions partner David Katzenberg will serve as executive producers. The duo recently produced the film adaptation of King’s It.

“I am so excited to be working in the world of Stephen King with Hulu, which has such a terrific track record with Stephen King adaptations,” Grahame-Smith told Deadline. “The goal for this series is to feel unlike any Stephen King adaptation before, with this rich underlying source material, and the only true fantasy book he wrote that has kings and swords and princesses. We will honor the spirit of the book and the legacy.”

The project follows a line of forthcoming adaptations of King’s works, including Pet Sematary, and It: Chapter Two.

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There will be no second season for the legal drama, as it joins The Cool Kids, Lethal Weaponand The Passage, all of which got the ax Friday from Fox. 

News of the cancelation came less than 24 hours after it aired its Season One finale but to no surprise. Proven Innocent was Fox’s lowest-rated show for the 2018-19 season, averaging just over 2 million viewers per episode. 

The series followed a legal team who worked at a wrongful conviction firm. It starred Rachelle Lefevre as team leader Madeline Scott, Kelsey Grammar as Gore Bellows, the prosecutor who previously put Madeline away for murder, as well as Vincent Kartheiser, Russell Hornsby, Riley Smith, Clare O’Connor, Francis Guinan, Persia White, Shanesia Davis, Karin Anglin, Caitlin Mehner, Nikki M. James, Meg Thalken, and Grace Fahey.

Proven Innocent hailed from Danny Strong and Stacy Greenberg. 

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The renewal was expected as the show has been doing well, averaging 3.16 million total live viewers and a 0.75 in the 18-49 demographic.

The series starring and exec-produced by Seth MacFarlane is set 400 years in the future, and follows The USS Orville, a mid-level exploratory spaceship manned with a crew of both humans and aliens. 

The series also stars, Adrianne Palicki, Penny Johnson Jerald, Scott Grimes, Peter Macon, J Lee, Mark Jackson, Chad L. Coleman and Jessica Szohr. It was created and written by MacFarlane, who also executive produces alongside Brannon Braga, David A. Goodman, Jason Clark and Jon Cassar.

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The cabler announced the pick-up early on Wednesday in a press release. 

The series was created by Brian Koppelman and David Levien; they also serve as co-showrunners and executive producers.

“Billions’ addictive examination of wealth and power is supremely entertaining, smart and surprising,” said Gary Levine, Co-President of Entertainment, Showtime Networks Inc. “We’re loving season four and can’t wait to buckle up for the wild ride that Brian and David and their brilliant cast have in store for us in season five.”

The series stars Damian Lewis, Paul Giamatti, Maggie Siff, Asia Kate Dillon, Toby Leonard Moore, David Costabile, Condola Rashad, Kelly AuCoin, Jeffrey DeMunn, and Malin Akerman.

Billions is Showtime’s highest-rated and most-watched show. According to the cabler, it is averaging 4.2 million viewers per episode in multi-platform viewing.

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The network has canceled the Candice Bergen-led revival despite creator Diane English hopes for another season.

Season 11 of Murphy Brown saw Bergen reprise her role as the famous investigative journalist and TV anchor. She reunited with her old gang: Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford), Frank Fontana (Joe Regalbuto) and their former news producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud).

According to TVLine over its 13-episode run, which wrapped up in December, it ranked last among CBS’ eight sitcoms.

The revival made its return to the screen almost 20 years after the original run ended. During its original run it won 18 Emmys, three Golden Globes, two DGA Awards and two WGA Awards.

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NBC has picked up Blindspot for a fifth and final season. 

Following the renewal, series creator Martin Gero shared a message of thanks on Instagram writing, “We’re in this together. All of us.” In 2014 I sketched out a five season plan for the show. I am beyond grateful that we will be able to properly finish telling this giant, sprawling story. Thank you to our amazing partners at @nbc, the incredible team at @warnerbrostv, our cast, our writers, our crew and most importantly YOU. Thank you. We do this for the fans. More coming soon. #100episodes #Blindspot.”

The series follows a mysterious tattooed woman (Jaimie Alexander) who is found naked inside a travel bag in Times Square by the FBI, with no memory of her own past or identity. It also stars Sullivan Stapleton, Rob Brown, Audrey Esparza, Ashley Johnson and Ennis Esmer. 

The show was a big breakout hit, but its ratings declined in Season 2 and then again at the start of Season 3. According to Variety, the fourth season averaged 2.8 million total live viewers and a 0.48 in the 18-49 demographic.

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A Blind Date reboot has landed a series order at Bravo. 

Multiple outlets confirm that the iconic dating series from is getting a modern day reboot. 

Here’s Bravo’s description of the new series: “Dating has always been an awkward, contentious, sexy, and hilarious adventure. However, the magic of a blind date has gone away, replaced by the algorithms of dating apps, which have eroded dating into a casual meet-up to exchange preconceived notions. Sometimes you’re better off just going in blind!”

“Updated for 2019 with social media trends and diverse couples of all ethnicities, ages and sexual orientations, each half-hour episode will feature strangers who are paired up and sent off on a blind date. The cameras will follow every move as a narrator weaves in hilarious commentary with the help of graphics, animations and thought bubbles to ensure nothing goes unsaid.”

The original series ran from 1999 to 2006, which yielded an impressive 1,440 episodes. It was narrated by Roger Lodge. No word on who’s going to take over from Lodge. 

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Multiple outlets confirm that the comedy series will return for a fourth season. 

“With every season, Better Things becomes more vital, engaging and revelatory, cementing Pamela Adlon’s status as one of the most accomplished creative forces in television today,” said John Landgraf, chairman of FX Networks and FX Productions. “Rarely has there been a show that is so personal and, at the same time, so thoroughly universal in the way it explores modern parenting, family and life. We are thrilled to extend the series for a fourth season and to continue this incredible partnership with Pamela, her creative team and the amazing cast of Better Things.”

The series hails from Adlon who serves as writer, executive producer and showrunner. She also directed all episodes of the third season. Adlon is of course also the series’ lead, starring as Sam Fox, a single mother and actor in Los Angeles who is raising three daughters.

Better Things is currently airing its third season. 

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