After a string of cancellations last night, ABC has now announced a few comedies that will stick around.
EW reports that the Ken Jeong comedy Dr. Ken was renewed for a second season, having averaged 6.1 million viewers this year. The Tim Allen comedy Last Man Standing was also renewed for a sixth season, averaging 8 million viewers. They join several comedies ABC renewed earlier this year, including Modern Family, The Middle, Fresh off the Boat and Black-ish.
Meanwhile, ABC also announced the orders of two new series. Notorious, a lawyer drama based on the real-life criminal defense attorney Mark Geragos and cable news producer Wendy Walker, promises a look at the "dangerous interplay of criminal law and the media." ABC also ordered Imaginary Mary, about a woman who falls in love with a divorced dad and then rediscovers her imaginary (and for the purposes of the show, CGI) friend from her childhood to guide her through the relationship.
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EW reports that the Ken Jeong comedy Dr. Ken was renewed for a second season, having averaged 6.1 million viewers this year. The Tim Allen comedy Last Man Standing was also renewed for a sixth season, averaging 8 million viewers. They join several comedies ABC renewed earlier this year, including Modern Family, The Middle, Fresh off the Boat and Black-ish.
Meanwhile, ABC also announced the orders of two new series. Notorious, a lawyer drama based on the real-life criminal defense attorney Mark Geragos and cable news producer Wendy Walker, promises a look at the "dangerous interplay of criminal law and the media." ABC also ordered Imaginary Mary, about a woman who falls in love with a divorced dad and then rediscovers her imaginary (and for the purposes of the show, CGI) friend from her childhood to guide her through the relationship.
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