It's only good news today - in the way that a trio critically acclaimed shows have received renewals. Here they are;
RENEWED
Mad Men
After months of deliberation over licensing, etc. (I believe that's what executives are calling it) AMC has finally given official word that the critical darling will receive a FIFTH SEASON. The only bad news is that it won't screen until 2012. But that's better than it not screening at all, isn't it, MM fans? And at least you'll be able to get some sleep at night now.
Justified
Another show garnering extremely positive press, thanks in part to it's lead Timothy Olyphant, has also received another season commission, this time by the FX network. This will be its THIRD SEASON (it is in the latter half of its second season currently).
Archer
Speaking of FX, it has also has given animated spy comedy Archer a THIRD SEASON. While not as big show as the previous two, it has gained a devoted following. And, not speaking of clunky segues, now would be a good time for one of the commercial networks to pick up these shows. Especially since channels like Eleven are coming to the end of certain seasons (Californication, etc.).
RENEWED
Mad Men
After months of deliberation over licensing, etc. (I believe that's what executives are calling it) AMC has finally given official word that the critical darling will receive a FIFTH SEASON. The only bad news is that it won't screen until 2012. But that's better than it not screening at all, isn't it, MM fans? And at least you'll be able to get some sleep at night now.
Justified
Another show garnering extremely positive press, thanks in part to it's lead Timothy Olyphant, has also received another season commission, this time by the FX network. This will be its THIRD SEASON (it is in the latter half of its second season currently).
Archer
Speaking of FX, it has also has given animated spy comedy Archer a THIRD SEASON. While not as big show as the previous two, it has gained a devoted following. And, not speaking of clunky segues, now would be a good time for one of the commercial networks to pick up these shows. Especially since channels like Eleven are coming to the end of certain seasons (Californication, etc.).
