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TVLine\u2019s annual Broadcast Renewal Scorecard is back, bringing with it a glorious mix of hope, heartbreak and relief.<\/p>\n
In the coming weeks and months, executives at ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC will make decisions about which shows are good to return for another season\u2026 and which will follow Doctor Odyssey<\/em> to the big TV graveyard in the sky.<\/p>\n More from TVLine<\/strong><\/p>\n To help you monitor what\u2019s staying, what\u2019s going and what\u2019s tenuously riding the \u201cbubble,\u201d we present you with an easy-to-browse list.<\/p>\n We\u2019ll be updating this future forecast regularly with the latest industry intel, so we strongly suggest you bookmark this list and check back for updates.<\/p>\n FYI: The scorecard does not include unscripted series<\/strong> or international acquisitions<\/strong>. (The CW, which is down to one last homegrown original \u2014 All American<\/em>, entering its final season \u2014 has been excluded.)<\/p>\n The eight levels in TVLine\u2019s annual renewal scorecard are as follows:<\/p>\n \u2022 Officially renewed Because the 2025-26 TV season has only just begun, many titles currently sit in the \u201cToo soon to tell\u201d zone. But we want you informed from the start, so we\u2019re rolling this out just as your favorite shows return.<\/p>\n
\u2022 A sure thing
\u2022 A safe bet
\u2022 Could go either way
\u2022 A long-shot
\u2022 Essentially cancelled
\u2022 Officially cancelled
\u2022 Too soon to tell<\/p>\nABC<\/h2>\n