EXCLUSIVE: Fox’s drama Gang Related will not be coming back as the network has opted not to renew the undercover drama for a second season. Originally slated for a midseason launch, the action series starring Ramon Rodriguez was given a summer berth instead. It got off to a soft start the last week of May, opening with a 0.9 rating in adults 18-49 in Live+Same Day. The series didn’t grow but developed a core following and was pretty consistent, ending its 13-episode run with a 0.7 in Live+SD despite a lead-in (0.4, encore Sleepy Hollow) that was a quarter of the lead-in for the premiere (1.5, Hell’s Kitchen). Gang Related, about the members of Los Angeles Police Department’s Gang Task Force, came from Chris Morgan, Imagine TV and 20th TV. Its diverse cast also included Jay Hernandez, RZA, Sung Kang and Terry O’Quinn. I hear Fox brass considered bringing the series back but deemed it too heavily serialized for the summer, the only slot available on Fox for the next year.
Longmire being shopped to other networks, hopefully TNT or something picks it up.
Is anyone threatening to cancel Halt and Catch Fire yet?
Between the technical inaccuracies and the over the top melodrama, it's become a show that I love to hate
Looks like Newsroom on HBO is getting some final shows and then is gone.
It's too bad, I really liked the news side of the show, character drama not so much.
Too bad about "Gang Related". A good, guilty pleasure, suspend reality get away.
Same here
I wonder if Silicon Valley is coming back?
Me too :\
Story was cool but god damn the actors were bad.
Anyone watching utopia? Have several shows already saved to the drive but waiting to hear reviews first as I expect it to be bad.
Selfie starts tonight. The trailer looked terrible, but it's got John Cho and Karen Gillan, so I will have to at least give it a few shots.
Just the fact that there's a show called Selfie has me in disbelief. I hate that word. It's almost as bad as "grand finale." And now it's a TV show. Yuck.
They announced that quite a while ago. Aaron Sorkin has said he's not interested in continuing beyond S3, so rather than drag it out, HBO is just going to end it there.