ABC has renewed Last Man Standing for season 6, but NBC has cancelled Game of Silence after just one season.

"Telenovela" has been cancelled.

"Undateable" has been cancelled after 3 seasons.

"Sleepy Hollow" has been renewed for a fourth season.

"Heartbeat" has been cancelled.

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"Nashville" is being shopped around to other networks. Hulu would make the most sense as they own the streaming rights already. However, somehow I doubt this is going to end up panning out.

So many new shows are going to want Connie Britton, should take advantage of the freedom

I would be absolutely shocked if she didn't end up on "Feud," "American Horror Story" or a Ryan Murphy program. She seems firmly in that fold.

Have to think that Netflix will have some nice offers for Britton, Fillion, Kanic, Margulies, Stamos, Lowe.

Ugh. Netflix should take over Agent Carter, or at least just give us one more season to wrap up the new stuff they put in the season 2 finale. They should also grab up Galavant; I can see it doing well on Netflix, since it's such a niche show.

Agent Carter seems like a perfect fit for Netflix. I'd also probably be more likely to check it out on there.

She was my favorite character in the first Captain America movie, but for some reason the show never appealed to me.

Netflix already has other Marvel-based shows, so yeah, I think Agent Carter would fit perfectly.

Also, I read that Alan Menken is heavily implying that Galavant may get adapted to the stage. If that happens, I hope they'll do one of those Fathom Events cinema showings so more of us fans can see it.

Not sure if anyone cares, but Live With Kelly and Michael ended its Michael Strahan incarnation of the show on Friday. I'm not a regular viewer due to the time, but when I did watch, they seemed to make a perfect fit together.

"The Mysteries of Laura" has been cancelled after 2 seasons.

I'm a bit surprised. It was a really stable performer for them.

Yeah, WTF? ABC would jizz itself if one of its newer dramas got 7 million viewers.

Yay. We get another season of American Crime. Looking forward to that

"The Carmichael Show" has been renewed for a third season of 13 episodes.

Has anyone heard anything re: a third season of The Knick?

It's such bullshit that Mysteries of Laura was canceled. My family and I really enjoyed that show. It makes no sense. I don't care if the demographic is older-skewing. 7 Million viewers is 7 million viewers. It was easily one of the most consistent and stable performers on network TV. I really think they screwed themselves. Just wait until a bunch of their new shows flop. They're going to miss having this. They could have at least given it a final season. Even an abbreviated one to air when something else didn't pan out. So ridiculous.

I didn't think anyone would be THAT pissed over that cancellation I stopped watching halfway through season 1 because it was so stupid. Debra will get a new (better) show soon enough.

It is a bit surprising, but frankly NBC's schedule is stacked. Now of course it will look differently if their new shows tank, but as of now, they are having an embarrassement of riches.

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Cool.

Honestly, it could end cleanly after season two and represent a completed story , but I would love to follow the other characters further. Particularly since their parting of ways would give the show space to explore other parts of early-20th-century life.

It's not the best show ever but it's enjoyable. Something to watch with my parents. My mom really enjoyed it. Quite a few people are upset about its cancellation actually. It did have its fans. TNT should pick it up. Put it with that Rizzoli and Isles show.

"Rizzoli & Isles" is ending this year.