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April 24, 2019

The CW Just Cancelled…..Nothing

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The CW already confirmed months ago that all their superhero shows were coming back for at least one more season. They already greenlit one more season of Supernatural, Charmed, Dynasty (apparently it does better overseas as a Netflix Original) and Riverdale. And they’re already looking at pilots for new shows they can premiere to fill the gaps. Well, there’s a problem then…..there are no gaps. The CW just renewed everything ELSE, and we mean EVERYTHING else. The 100, which has yet to premiere its sixth season, was just handed a seventh. All-American, the buzz-lacking series everyone figured would get the axe, has been given a stay of execution. Roswell? Sure, why not. In The Dark, which I personally like yet ranks near the bottom of CW’s ratings pool, will have a Season 2, and I’ll be the only one watching. The only shows leaving The CW are those that chose to leave voluntarily. Crazy Ex-Girlfriend decided to hang it up at four seasons, iZombie will launch its final season starting

January 10, 2019

New Premiere Dates For The CW’s iZombie, The 100 And More

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The CW’s midseason lineup is on the way and it’s time to start juggling shows again. The good news is that iZombie finally has a premiere date. The not-so-good news is that it’s a four month wait. This is the fifth and final season for iZombie, and seeing as it’s a dead show walking (how ironic), The CW has given it the dreaded summer run, announcing a premiere of May 2. It will run Thursdays at 8. Of course, The 100 has managed to survive for several seasons in a summer slot, so maybe it’s not too bad. THAT show will premiere its sixth season April 30, taking up the Tuesday 9 PM slot currently occupied by Roswell, New Mexico. Before either of them come back, Jane the Virgin will return first, also running its final season starting Wednesday, March 27. It’ll continue to run Wednesdays at 9 until its episode count runs dry for the final time. This may not truly be the end for Jane, as The CW