TV Updates

'Cable Girls' Stars Confirm There Will Be a Season 4 on Netflix!

As of right now, CBS has not announced any decision regarding Salvation, but season three could be canceled given the ratings. It could also be renewed if CBS has sold the rights internationally, giving the show a potential boost in ratings.

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'Snowfall' Renewed For Season 3

FX announced today that Snowfall has been renewed for a third season. The good news comes just ahead of the drama's sophomore finale, which airs tomorrow night and caps another successful 10-episode run.
Season 2 of the cable series continued to garner healthy ratings for the cable network. Through nine episodes, viewership numbers have been fairly close to what they were in Season 1. On top of that, critical response has been mostly positive, improving on the mixed feedback it received for its debut outing.
Co-created by famed director and screenwriter John Singleton, Snowfall takes place in 1980s Los Angeles, with the crack cocaine epidemic in its infancy. The drama follows various characters from different walks of life who are on a violent collision course that will ultimately have a radical and lasting impact on our culture.
Look for Season 3 of Snowfall in 2019.

'America's Got Talent' Renewed For Season 14

At the end of last night's finale of America's Got Talent, it was announced that the competition series will be returning next year. Host Tyra Banks confirmed the good news after the long-running show celebrated its latest winner.
On the air since 2006, America's Got Talent has maintained its position as the summer's top-rated series, regularly besting its time slot competition year after year. Two-time host Banks, who replaced Nick Cannon last year, is expected to be back when the show returns in 2019, along with current judges Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel, and Mel B.

AMC Cancels 'Dietland'

AMC confirmed today that Dietland has been cancelled after one season. The sad news, which comes two months after the dark dramedy concluded its freshman run, does not come a surprise as the show struggled to find an audience.
The summer series marked Juliana Margulies' return to television after seven years on The Good Wife. But unlike The Good Wife, Dietland's time on the air was short-lived. The series premiered to little fanfare back in June and its already-low ratings tapered off over the course of its 10-episode run.
Based on the bestselling novel of the same name by Sarai Walker, Dietland followed a ghost writer for one of New York's top beauty magazines who struggles with body-image issues. Unhappy with herself, she gets involved with a radical group while on her way to a diet program, while at the same time, high-profile men who have been accused of sexual assault are dying under suspicious circumstances all across the city.

'Greenleaf' Renewed For Season 4

The Oprah Winfrey Network announced today that Greenleafhas been renewed for a fourth season. The summer drama is currently four episodes into its third season, which has so far continued to garner healthy ratings that are more or less consistent with last year's numbers.
Executive produced by Oprah Winfrey, the series follows the conflict within an unscrupulous family who run a megachurch in Memphis, Tennessee. Typically airing in the spring/summer months, the series got off to its latest start yet in Season 3, which will air well into the fall. Season 3 is expected to return sometime in 2019, though a more precise time frame is not yet known.

'MasterChef' Renewed For Season 10

Fox announced today that MasterChef has been renewed for a tenth season. The long-running culinary competition, which concludes its ninth season tonight, will be back in the 2018-2019 season with a new group of aspiring chefs on a quest to take home the top prize of $250,000.
No time frame for a return has been announced, but casting calls for Season 10 have already begun across the country. In a MasterChef first, Gordon Ramsay's own culinary team is joining the search to assist Ramsay in selecting potential contestants.

Star Trek: Discovery Expands With Short Treks Spinoff Series

Sept. 20, 2018 – CBS All Access today announced that STAR TREK: SHORT TREKS, four stand-alone short stories, will begin rolling out on Thursday, Oct. 4, in anticipation of the early 2019 return of STAR TREK: DISCOVERY. Each short will run approximately 10-15 minutes and will be an opportunity for fans to dive deeper into key themes and characters that fit into STAR TREK: DISCOVERY and the expanding “Star Trek” universe.
Each of the STAR TREK: SHORT TREKS four stories will center on a key character, including familiar faces from STAR TREK: DISCOVERY: Mary Wiseman (Tilly), Doug Jones (Saru) and Rainn Wilson (Harry Mudd), in a short he will also direct, as well as a new character unfamiliar to fans, Craft, played by Aldis Hodge.

Hulu Revives 'Veronica Mars'

It's official: Veronica Mars is returning to television. Hulu has ordered eight new episodes of the detective series with star Kristen Bell on-board to reprise her role as the titular character. A premiere is expected sometime in 2019.
The noir mystery drama first premiered 14 years ago, airing three seasons on UPN and The CW before being cancelled in 2007. While never a ratings standout, the series did amass a loyal fan base who, in 2013, helped fund a feature film via a Kickstarter campaign that accumulated over $5 million.
Created by Rob Thomas, Veronica Mars follows a young private investigator in the seaside town of Neptune, California. In the revival, Veronica is hired to investigate the recent murders of spring breakers in the community. The case will play out over the course of the season, with Neptune's wealthy elite butting heads with the working class folk, who feel the financial impact the murders are having on tourism.

'The Deuce' Renewed For Final Third Season

HBO announced today that The Deuce will be coming to an end. The cable network has renewed the drama for a third season, to air next year, that will conclude its story line. The news was somewhat expected, given that co-creators George Pelecanos and David Simon have always said they expected it to go three seasons
Titled after the slang used by locals for New York's fabled 42nd Street, The Deuce is set in and around Times Square and follows the legalization and subsequent rise of the adult film industry beginning in the early 1970s. With HIV and drug-related violence on the rise, two twin brothers start working for the Mob while operating out of Times Square, which is also home to a sex worker who starts working in the emerging porn industry.