NBC Renew/Cancel Week 17: Good Girls Is In a Pretty Good Position

This week on the NBC Renew/Cancel, I take another look at one of the key parts of NBC's Sunday night lineup. Keep reading to see what's in store for Good Girls this week!

Certain Cancellation:
Perfect Harmony (0.4)

Likely Cancellation: 
Bluff City Law (0.6)
Indebted (0.4)

Leans Cancellation:
Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt For the Bone Collector (0.5)
Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist (0.4)

Leans Renewal: 
Manifest (0.7)

Likely Renewal:
Good Girls (0.4)

Certain Renewal:
Saturday Night Live (1.3)

Already Renewed:
The Blacklist
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Chicago Fire
Chicago Med
Chicago PD
Law & Order: SVU
New Amsterdam
Superstore
This Is Us

Already Canceled/Final Season:
Blindspot
The Good Place
Sunnyside
Will & Grace

Coming Soon:
Council of Dads

Good Girls: It's hard to look at the 0.44 average that Good Girls has thus far and argue that that's strong, but I certainly don't think it's very weak considering the circumstances. NBC's new Sunday  lineup is a disaster (to put it lightly), and Good Girls' recent 0.5s in the notably harsh 10 PM slot is actually higher than what Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist is doing at 9. Growing from your lead-in isn't very easy, but Good Girls is doing it on a pretty regular basis. NBC will probably want some sort of consistency on the Sunday lineup next year, and Good Girls is the easy pick for that. It's a heavily serialized show in its third season with a pretty big Netflix deal, and cancelling it without a proper ending (and in a season shortened by the COVID-19 outbreak, no less) doesn't seem like a strong financial decision. It's the argument I've made to justify a renewal last year and all year this year, but I really have a hard time seeing NBC cancelling this one. There's too much upside to renewing it. I'm upgrading it to a LIKELY RENEWAL.

What do you think of my predictions? What are your predictions? Let me know in the comments and don't forget to vote in the poll of the week!

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