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Roswell, New Mexico Canceled After Four Seasons

It's the end of the line for Roswell, New Mexico. The CW has canceled the summer-bound alien drama after four seasons. The show's fourth season has yet to even premiere, with its premiere set for a June 6th premiere. Despite that, the impending sale of The CW has doomed Roswell, much like it doomed the five other series canceled by The CW today. A reboot of the 1999 WB series of the same name, Roswell, New Mexico was executive produced by Julie Plec, a favorite creative talent of The CW. Its third season, which aired last summer, averaged just 0.08 in the 18-49 demo, making it one of The CW's lowest-rated series. Jeanine Mason, Nathan Dean Parsons, Michael Vlamis, Lily Cowles and Tyler Blackburn starred in the series.

CW Renew/Cancel: CW Renews Everything, No Wrong Predictions

Welcome to the CW Renew/Cancel column, and big news happened.
Show 
Prediction
All American
Renewed
Batwoman
Renewed
Black Lightning
Renewed
Dynasty
Renewed
In the Dark
Renewed
Legacies
Renewed
Riverdale
Renewed
Supergirl
Renewed
The Flash
Renewed
Charmed
Renewed
Nancy Drew
Renewed
DC’s Legends of Tomorrow
Renewed
Roswell, New Mexico
Renewed
Katy Keene
Premiering February 6
Arrow
Final Season
Supernatural
Final Season
The 100
Final Season
As predicted, the CW pretty much renewed all non-final seasoned current shows on the air, except for Katy Keene. No incorrect predictions were made so far this season. Legends of Tomorrow, In the Dark, and Roswell, New Mexico were also renewed. I didn't give them a prediction simply because they have not premiered new seasons yet. Overall, the current record for the CW is 10-0.

Simply put, the current speculation for renewals has something to do with the potential for a possible writer's strike that would possibly affect next season. Currently, the WGA has been in legal disputes with multiple talent agencies over its Code of Conduct. The current deal with the AMPTP is set to expire on May 1. That's expected to continue through next year.

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