Extended Family Canceled by NBC

Extended Family's stay on NBC is not being extended. NBC has canceled the sitcom after a single season. It's the first freshman NBC comedy to be denied a second season since 2020's Connecting, a pandemic-era placeholder that was pulled from the schedule after just four episodes. The series averaged 0.28 in the key 18-49 demo - higher than the renewed Lopez vs Lopez, though it also had an NFL-inflated premiere, which Lopez did not. Setting Extended Family apart from Lopez was the fact that it was only partially owned by NBC, being a co-production with Lionsgate. Jon Cryer, Abigail Spencer and Donald Faison starred in the series, which ran for thirteen episodes and wrapped its one and only season on March 26.

NBC Renew/Cancel Week 16: Final Calls for Lopez vs Lopez, Night Court and Extended Family

The time has come already to wrap up this year's predictions for NBC. It's been an odd, awkward season, with sparse programming and not a single traditional "full season" for any of the network's series, following a strike that shut down Hollywood. Most shows have already been renewed by this point, but a few still remain. Keep reading for my final calls on the three shows that NBC has left.

NBC Renew/Cancel Week 15: Law & Order: Organized Chaos + One Shining Moment for Law & Order: SVU or Magnum PI as NBC Renew/Cancel March Madness Concludes

This week on the NBC Renew/Cancel, I take a closer look at the only drama with its fate still hanging in the balance, withs its odds continuing to take a downturn as May approaches. Plus, the results of the championship game of the NBC Renew/Cancel March Madness!

NBC Renew/Cancel Week 14: Lopez vs. Ratings + NBC Renew/Cancel March Madness Championship

This week on the NBC Renew/Cancel, further developments weaken one show's argument for renewal. Plus, it's the championship match of the NBC Renew/Cancel March Madness!

NBC Renew/Cancel Week 13: Lopez vs. NBC + NBC Renew/Cancel March Madness Final Four

This week on the NBC Renew/Cancel, we finally take a look at NBC's final premiere of the season, Lopez vs Lopez, which kicked off season two on Tuesday. Keep reading to see my initial prediction for it. Plus, the NBC Renew/Cancel March Madness reaches the Final Four!