Philadelphia-set procedural earned a second season on Fox in March. “Alert: Missing Persons Unit” (Fox) – Renewed Much to the disappointment of fans who campaigned for #MoreThanFour episodes, “A League of Their Own,” co-created by Will Graham and Abbi Jacobson, will return for four episodes in its limited series second installment to say farewell to fans in the LGBTQ+ community and beyond. The television version of Penny Marshall’s 1992 film has been renewed for a shortened second season. “A League of Their Own” (Prime Video) – Renewed In her new job, she dives into the missing and murdered Indigenous women crisis in the state of Alaska. After only one season, Tom McCarthy’s drama was axed along with “Big Sky” and “The Company You Keep.” The short-lived series followed a New York journalist who moves to Alaska after burning some major bridges. Hilary Swank will not be returning to ABC. Based on the BBC’s BAFTA-winning series, the series follows 15 emotional and intense stories of crime and punishment with a brand new cast for each episode that includes the likes of Abigail Breslin, Whitney Cummings, Margo Martindale, Rachel Bilson, Jack Davenport, Molly Parker, Rhea Perlman, Aisha Dee and Jason Ritter. The crime anthology from executive producer Howard Gordon was picked up by Fox for a sophomore season in late March. We can imagine Janine’s already dedicated a new binder to planning the upcoming term out. “Abbott Elementary” (ABC) – Renewed (ABC/Temma Hankin)Īt the 2023 Winter Television Critics Association, ABC announced that “Abbott Elementary” would be back for a third season. The CW announced it’d be picking up the series on May 12, with plans to re-air Season 1 in fall 2023 and debut its second season in 2024. The drama, about a young Black man who got entangled in the Chicago criminal justice system, was part of the company’s strategic content write downs last year. Vance series was pulled after one season, despite the fact that Season 2 episodes had already been shot. Similar to “Invitation to a Bonfire,” the Courtney B. 1 news program for primetime, “60 Minutes” covers the wide breadth of the human experience through enterprise stories, investigative reports and sit-down interviews. The news program has been running since 1988. 1 non-sports primetime show for the past 17 consecutive seasons, will be back for another season in late 2023. “48 Hours,” which has occupied the title of Saturday’s No.

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