General : TV Show Renewals & Cancellations

Platonic has been renewed for Season 3.
Landman has been renewed for Season 3.

Boston Blue has been renewed for Season 2.
Sheriff Country has been renewed for Season 2.

House of the Dragon has been renewed for Season 4. * Season 3 is due in 2026.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has been renewed for Season 2. * Season 1 Begins in Jan 2026.

According to Prod Weekly ;
Neagley (Reacher Spinoff) has been renewed for Season 2.
As yet there is no date for Season 1 to air.

Leverage: Redemption Has Been Cancelled.

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Originally Posted by Paul

Leverage: Redemption Has Been Cancelled.

Shame... Good fun series

The Last Frontier Has Been Cancelled.
NCIS: Tony & Ziva Has Been Cancelled.

Down Cemetery Road Has Been renewed for Season 2.

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Black Mirror renewed for season 8.

Emily in Paris has been renewed for Season 6.
Mayor of Kingstown has been renewed for Season 5 (Final Season).

[Jaymoss]

Originally Posted by Paul

Emily in Paris has been renewed for Season 6.
Mayor of Kingstown has been renewed for Season 5.

Gave up on Emily a season or 2 ago but Mayor of Kingstown really is a top show

[Anonymouse]

There may, just possibly, be a Blake's 7 reboot. Ooh, I do hope so. Loved that. I joined the Eclectic team at the Redemption convention, affectionately extracting the michael out of it (there may have been booze involved...).

Picture:

"Travis, in one of Dayna's pink leather outfits, offers a posy to Tarrant on one knee. Avon comes in, and..."

(this is only funny if you've watched the very last episode)

...I pick up the thread: "Is it true?! Have you...betrayed me?!"

Cue hysterical laughter - intensifying when the instigator of this atrocity points out that it isn't clear who Avon's talking to! We had both of them turning to him and protesting, "No!"

Oh, we had such fun - whilst greatly respecting the show as all true SF fans do. Just like Lower Decks and Robot Chicken; both are made with love and attention to detail in their parody. Yes, the B7 sets wobbled. Yes, the F/X weren't great (not Martin Bower's fault, they kept lighting his superb models wrongly). But the stories, oh, they were mostly terrific. I for one would welcome a return.

The rights move around. Paul Darrow himself owned them at one point. The problem is never whether anyone wants to re-boot, or sequel, B7. The problem is finding a distributor. The BBC has shown zero interest in the past, which is unsurprising as it showed zero interest when they were actually making it, tossing it an early-evening filler budget and letting the crew get on with it until the main Liberator control room set was literally falling apart (for which I’m convinced the script for Terminal was a deliberate metaphor).

In fact it seems the only time anyone high-up at the BBC ever watched it was when Bill Cotton, BBC1’s controller at the time, caught Terminal (which was supposed to be the series finale) when broadcast, realised how good it all was, and recommissioned it on the spot - even going so far as to phone TV Centre to instruct them to have the continuity announcer assure viewers Blake’s Seven would be back for a new series next year, over the closing credits.

If it’s pitched well, Netflix, Apple and Prime TV all have a reasonably strong interest in UK-made content and the new rights owner might get a nibble from one of them. Sadly, I think the BBC’s present management wouldn’t know a good thing if it slapped them in the face with a wet fish. And even if they did go for it, they’d insist on making Blake, Avon and Jenna into a non-binary throuple while Servalan’s motivation for subjugating the galaxy is their misgendering at a long-forgotten university sit-in.

[Jaymoss]

Originally Posted by Chris

The rights move around. Paul Darrow himself owned them at one point. The problem is never whether anyone wants to re-boot, or sequel, B7. The problem is finding a distributor. The BBC has shown zero interest in the past, which is unsurprising as it showed zero interest when they were actually making it, tossing it an early-evening filler budget and letting the crew get on with it until the main Liberator control room set was literally falling apart (for which I’m convinced the script for Terminal was a deliberate metaphor).

In fact it seems the only time anyone high-up at the BBC ever watched it was when Bill Cotton, BBC1’s controller at the time, caught Terminal (which was supposed to be the series finale) when broadcast, realised how good it all was, and recommissioned it on the spot - even going so far as to phone TV Centre to instruct them to have the continuity announcer assure viewers Blake’s Seven would be back for a new series next year, over the closing credits.

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Last place I would want to see it is the BBC anyway

Originally Posted by Chris

If it’s pitched well, Netflix, Apple and Prime TV all have a reasonably strong interest in UK-made content and the new rights owner might get a nibble from one of them. Sadly, I think the BBC’s present management wouldn’t know a good thing if it slapped them in the face with a wet fish. And even if they did go for it, they’d insist on making Blake, Avon and Jenna into a non-binary throuple while Servalan’s motivation for subjugating the galaxy is their misgendering at a long-forgotten university sit-in.

hahahaha