NBC has announced a quintet of renewals.
The network, battling back after years of last-place finished, confirmed today that the following dramas will all be part of its 2015-2016 lineup:
- The Blacklist (Season 3)
- Grimm (Season 4)
- Law & Order: SVU (Season 17!!!)
- Chicago PD (Season 2)
- Chicago Fire (Season 4)
Where does this leave those not yet picked up?
A network representative says no decision has been made on the fate of Katherine Heigl’s State of Affairs... or on other first-year shows such as The Mysteries of Laura and Constantine, though the latter did not have its back-nine episode order placed.
We're also awaiting word still on Marry Me and About a Boy.
What do you think of these renewals? And which shows that did NOT get picked up do you hope receive the good news soon?
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