Evil Ending After Four Seasons

After a four-season run that began on CBS before shifting to Paramount+, Evil will officially end its run later this year. The decision was made by Paramount+ and not the creators, though the streamer has ordered four additional episodes for the fourth season in order to provide closure for the series, which was created by frequent CBS/Paramount collaborators Robert & Michelle King. The fourth and final season is set to debut in May, though an exact date hasn't yet been announced. Evil is the latest in a recent string of Paramount+ cancellations that have seen the ends of Wolf Pack, SEAL Team, iCarly and Joe Pickett all announced. Katja Herbers, Mike Colter, Aasif Mandvi, Michael Emerson, Christine Lahti, Kurt Fuller and Andrea Martin star in the series, with Herbers, Colter, Martin, Lahti and Emerson all receiving nominations at the Critics Choice Awards for their work on the series.

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Evil Renewed for Season 2

CBS has issued its first renewal of the 2019-20 season, with newbie drama Evil scoring an order for season two. It will join Mom and Young Sheldon next season on the Eye network, meaning that much of the network's Thursday lineup has been renewed just a month into the season. The supernatural drama series created by Robert and Michelle King has aired just four epsidoes so far and is averaging a 0.6, putting it in the bottom half of the new series this year, though it airs in a harder slot than most. Last Thursday, the series hit a new high of 0.7, holding 100% of its Carol's Second Act lead-in. The show will run for thirteen episodes for its first season, just like the first renewed new show of season, Bless The Harts. Katja Herbers, Mike Colter, Aasif Mandvi, Michael Emerson and Christine Lahti star in the series.

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CBS Orders Evil to Series

Supernatural thriller Evil has been ordered to series by CBS. The battle between science and religion is in full force in the pilot, which sees a skeptical female clinical psychologist joining a priest-in-training and a blue-collar contractor as they investigate supposed miracles, demonic possesses and other extraordinary occurrences to see is there's a scientific explanation or if there really is something supernatural to the situation. Katie Herbers, Mike Colter, Aasif Mandvi and Michael Emerson star in the pilot, which was created by The Good Wife's Robert and Michelle King.

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