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Yay! Three of my favorite shows have been renewed already. Although I am getting a bit tired of Elena, I have to say.
The CW has made many fans very happy today with three early renewals for the 2013-2014 TV season. Supernatural, The Vampire Diaries and Arrow were all renewed for new seasons.
The news comes as little surprise as these are the network's three highest-rated shows. They also have plenty of fan support. Still, getting renewed this early, especially for the aging Supernatural, is a huge sign of confidence from the network.
Supernatural was picked up for season 9, an impressive run for a show with only two stars. This season the show was moved to Wednesday nights, escaping the Friday night death slot and getting a nice boost from its powerful lead-in, Arrow, scoring its highest ratings in more than two years.
Arrow's renewal for a second season makes it the first freshman drama from this year to officially get a sophomore season. It's no surprise as the show quickly became the network's most-watched series.
Finally, The Vampire Diaries, which has become the network's signature show, was picked up for season 5. The renewal isn't a surprise, but it does mean that, early next year, the show will reach the 100-episode milestone.
http://www.buddytv.com/articles/supernatural/the-cw-renews-supernatural-vam-49183.aspx
The CW has made many fans very happy today with three early renewals for the 2013-2014 TV season. Supernatural, The Vampire Diaries and Arrow were all renewed for new seasons.
The news comes as little surprise as these are the network's three highest-rated shows. They also have plenty of fan support. Still, getting renewed this early, especially for the aging Supernatural, is a huge sign of confidence from the network.
Supernatural was picked up for season 9, an impressive run for a show with only two stars. This season the show was moved to Wednesday nights, escaping the Friday night death slot and getting a nice boost from its powerful lead-in, Arrow, scoring its highest ratings in more than two years.
Arrow's renewal for a second season makes it the first freshman drama from this year to officially get a sophomore season. It's no surprise as the show quickly became the network's most-watched series.
Finally, The Vampire Diaries, which has become the network's signature show, was picked up for season 5. The renewal isn't a surprise, but it does mean that, early next year, the show will reach the 100-episode milestone.
http://www.buddytv.com/articles/supernatural/the-cw-renews-supernatural-vam-49183.aspx