The spinoff of one of ABC's top shows won't be joining its parent series on ABC's schedule next season. The Rookie: Feds has been canceled after just one season, weeks after The Rookie was renewed for a sixth. The series tied Not Dead Yet as ABC's highest-rated new series this season, with a 0.30 average, but that average was still very underwhelming. Its performance improved midseason when it was moved to 9 PM behind the most compatible lead-in ABC could find: The Rookie. While The Rookie saw a huge spoken the ratings, gains for Feds were more modest, and its retention from The Rookie looked downright ugly at times. ABC has decided that the post-Rookie slot can be better used on something else. Niecy Nash-Betts, Britt Robertson, James Lesure, Felix Solis, Frankie Faison and Kevin Zegers starred in the series.
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Tuesday TV Ratings 5/2/23: The Rookie, The Rookie: Feds and Will Trent Jump on Finale Night, Lopez vs Lopez Rises as Night Court Slips (UPDATED)
ABC Renew/Cancel Week 27: Last Calls for Alaska Daily, The Company You Keep, Home Economics & More!
It's that time of year again, when the networks are readying to announce their fall schedules and the renewal status of their shows. That means it's time to wrap up my ABC Renew/Cancel for the year, and give my final calls on the shows ABC has left. Keep on reading for my last thoughts on all seven remaining shows on the Alphabet Network.
Tuesday TV Ratings 4/25/23: Lopez vs Lopez Declines in Tuesday Move, 9-1-1: Lone Star and Will Trent Stumble to Lows, Night Court and Weakest Link Recover (UPDATED)
ABC Renew/Cancel Week 26: The Rookie: Feds Left Behind as Tuesday Counterparts Granted Renewals
ABC's string of renewals last week leaves many questions in its wake, leaving questions about just how many of their seven remaining shows will get picked up for additional seasons, and how many were left out of last week's fun because no renewal is headed their way at all. Keep reading for my thoughts on a show that has found itself as the only vulnerable show in its lineup.
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