“New Girl” is getting a seventh season, which Fox says will be its last.
“Elementary,” which already has 120 episodes in the can, will get more next season. On Sunday nights this year its low ratings were still higher than those of PBS’ similarly contemporary “Sherlock” TV-movies.
Few broadcast shows remain “on the bubble.” Green means renewed; red means cancelled; black means not quite decided:
NBC
The Blacklist
Blindspot
Chicago Fire
Chicago Med
Chicago PD
The Good Place
Great News
Last Man On Earth
Shades Of Blue
Superstore
Timeless
Chicago Justice
Trial & Error
Blacklist Redemption
Emerald City
Grimm
Powerless
NBC holds its 2017-2018 upfronts Monday morning.
Fox
Bob’s Burgers
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Empire
The Exorcist
Gotham
Last Man On Earth
Lethal Weapon
Lucifer
New Girl
The Mick
The Simpsons
Star
Family Guy
Shots Fired
APB
Bones
Making History
Pitch
Rosewood
Scream Queens
Sleepy Hollow
Son of Zorn
24: Legacy
Fox announces its 2017-2018 plans Monday afternoon.
ABC
Agents of SHIELD
American Housewife
The Bachelor
black-ish
Dancing With The Stars
Designated Survivor
Fresh Off The Boat
The Goldbergs
Grey’s Anatomy
How To Get Away With Murder
The Middle
Modern Family
Once Upon A Time
Scandal
Speechless
Quantico
American Crime
The Catch
Conviction
Dr. Ken
Imaginary Mary
Last Man Standing
Notorious
The Real O’Neals
Secrets and Lies
Time After Time
ABC is expected to confirm that the next season of “Scandal” will be its last when the network announces its 2017-2018 plans Tuesday afternoon.
CBS
Amazing Race
The Big Bang Theory
Blue Bloods
Bull
Code Black
Criminal Minds
Elementary
Hawaii Five-0
Kevin Can Wait
Life In Pieces
MacGyver
Madam Secretary
Man With A Plan
Mom
NCIS
NCIS Los Angeles
NCIS New Orleans
Scorpion
Superior Donuts
Survivor
The Odd Couple
Ransom
Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders
Doubt
The Great Indoors
Pure Genius
2 Broke Girls
Training Day
CBS announces its 2017-2018 plans Wednesday afternoon.
The CW
Arrow
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
The Flash
iZombie
Jane The Virgin
Legends of Tomorrow
The 100
The Originals
Riverdale
Supergirl
Supernatural
Frequency
No Tomorrow
Reign
Vampire Diaries
The CW announces its 2017-2018 plans Thursday afternoon.
