NBC Renew/Cancel 2019-20 Wrap Up: A Look at the Hits and Misses

 

NBC has finally made their final renewal decision of the 2019-20 season, with the cancellation of Council of Dads coming earlier today. That means it's time for my 2019-20 season Renew/Cancel wrap-up. It was a long season, with final decisions arriving nearly two months later than usual, but it's finally over. Keep reading to see what my record for the season is, and read my thoughts on the season that was. Below is my full chart of predictions for the season, with every show placed exactly where I last left them before their fates were decided.

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Perfect Harmony Canceled After Single Season

Church-set musical comedy Perfect Harmony has been canceled by NBC. Despite being the third-weakest scripted program on NBC, it ranked as NBC's top new comedy this season with a 0.42 average. However, the network has clearly decided that they don't need to bring back any of their new comedies, despite two of their veterans ending this season. Harmony debuted in September as part of the NBC fall lineup and ran thirteen episodes, having been capped due to star Bradley Whitford's schedule. Its series finale aired January 23. Alongside Whitford, Perfect Harmony stars Anna Camp, Rizwan Manji, Will Greenberg, Tymberlee Hill and Geno Segers. This was a correct prediction for The TV Ratings Guide.

NBC Renew/Cancel Week 21: Final Calls for Zoey’s Playlist, Good Girls, Manifest, Perfect Harmony, Lincoln Rhyme & More - Plus, Council of Dads Enters

It's time for the final NBC renew/cancel of the season! I've made a lot of ratings changes over the season, but it all comes down to this final update. I've dissected these shows over the past 20 weeks, and will give each one a final write-up. Plus, Council of Dads enters the scene to get an initial, maybe final, maybe not, prediction.

NBC Renew/Cancel Week 20: A Newbie Finally Breaks Into the Renewal Categories

The NBC Renew/Cancel is nearing its end for the 2019-20 season, but that doesn't mean there aren't any new predictions to come. Keep on reading to see what show (or shows) will be moving this week!