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CBS canceled it CSI: Vegas After three seasons and So Todd helped me After two. The news is not surprising as Deadline revealed earlier this week that both dramas were severely affected by the bubble and in significant danger.
Despite that CSI: Vegas And So Todd helped me Being a strong performer in the rankings. With the entire CBS schedule performing well this season and three new drama series joining in 2024-2025, NCIS: Origins, Matlock And Watson (In addition to the second season of Australia NCIS: Sydney), the network faced painful decisions, and So Todd helped me And CSI: Vegas is CBS' least-watched drama series this spring in both linear and multiplatform ratings.
At most current Nielsen linear viewership (12/2 so far), CSI: Vegaswhich improved its timeslot, ranked 21st among all non-sports broadcast programs with 6.234 million viewers and So Todd helped me In 22nd place with 6.224 million. This is more than just a series of series on other broadcast networks that have been safely renewed for next season, including ABC Will Trent, rookie And Gray's Anatomy And NBC Law and order, the sound And Irrational.
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In multi-platform viewership for 35 days, So Todd helped me It leads narrowly with 7.7 million viewers to 7.6 million viewers CSI: Vegas. There are no current plans for either series to move to Paramount+ after CBS cancels their respective series.
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With broadcast budgets under pressure amid a weak advertising market and overall belt-tightening by media companies, CBS series cuts were inevitable to make room for new additions.
after Elspeth Just renovated and with Eq She is also expected to return contingent on a new deal with star/executive producer Queen Latifah. NCIS: Hawaii The only major question mark remains.
As Deadline reported earlier this week, the future of the series will reportedly be the subject of tough working talks, with the possibility of a partial fourth season consisting of around 13 episodes or so. The top 15 radio series in terms of total viewers, Hawaii It is part of the story NCIS Franchise and the first installment with a female protagonist.
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Likes Hawaii, CSI: Vegas It is part of the iconic CBS/CBS Studios franchise that has a long history on the network. Christian Solidarity International Producer Bruckheimer Television has another drama series on CBS, Hot Sophomore fire country, Which has been renewed for next season and could lead to a Sheriff spin-off, which is on a slower development path. There is also the possibility Old issue The reboot from Bruckheimer TV and Warner Bros. TV, which was under negotiations at CBS.
Follow-up to 2000 Christian Solidarity International series, CSI: Vegas It launched with original cast members William Petersen and Jorja Fox reprising their roles from the first season. The current cast for the sequel includes original star Marg Helgenberger, who joined in season 2, Paula Newsom, Mandip Dillon, Matt Lauria, Ariana Guerra, Jay Lee, and Lex. Medellin.
The series is produced by CBS Studios in association with Jerry Bruckheimer Television, and is written and executive produced by Jason Tracy. Jerry Bruckheimer, Jonathan Littman, Christy Ann Reed, Anthony Zwicker, Carol Mendelsohn, Anne Donahue, Craig O'Neill, William Petersen, Cindy Chvatal, Steven H. Cram and Steven H. Bloom also executive produce.
Cancellation ends So Todd helped meCinderella Story After overcoming the odds to get a series order in May 2022 after a strong pilot test and then building strong momentum over the summer to launch as one of the surprise hits of the 2022-23 season, it received a very early renewal for a second season.
The CBS Studios series stars Marcia Gay Harden and Skyler Astin, along with Madeline Wise, Tristin J. Wenger, Inga Schlingman and Rosa Arredondo. Scott Prendergast serves as creator and executive producer with Elizabeth Claviter, who also serves as showrunner. Dr. Phil McGraw, Stuart Gillard, Jay McGraw and Julia Eisenman are also executive producers.