Three 'The CW' TV series are cancelled
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The CW has revealed its schedule for the 2014-2015 season --
which will see the addition of two DC Comics-based shows, The Flash and iZombie -- but will not include its now cancelled series,
The Carrie Diaries,
The Tomorrow People and
Star-Crossed. The Carrie Diaries will end after a two-season stint. While the Sex and the City prequel had a strong initial fan base, it was not large enough to merit its Monday night time-slot, prompting its move to Fridays. Star Amy B. Harris, among her other co-stars, already has new projects on the horizon, and the series' showrunner will join the writing team of HBO’s revived version of The Comeback.
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Despite its Arrow lead-in for its first few months, The Tomorrow People couldn’t manage to garner enough of an audience to merit renewal, especially after The 100 -- which has been renewed -- did better in the same timeslot. Executive producers
Julie Plec (The Vampire Diaries, The Originals) and
Greg Berlanti (Arrow, The Flash) will continue to work on their other series for the network. The lowest-rated among the bunch, the sci-fi/romance Star-Crossed, struggled opposite ratings powerhouses The Voice and Dancing with the Stars.
Besides The 100, the CW also renewed Hart of Dixie and Beauty and the Beast. Beauty and the Beast is a surprise to many, given it had a particularly small audience over its two seasons and seemed destined for cancellation when the decision was made to run the final episodes of Season 2 over the summer. However, the show is produced by CBS (the CW is owned by CBS and Warner Bros.) and is said to do well internationally, giving incentive for CBS to want to keep it alive, as the only other CBS-produced show on CW currently, Star-Crossed, was cancelled.
Loved The Tomorrow People, well gutted! :(
