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17 May 2013 8:15 AM, PDT | Indiewire Television | See recent Indiewire Television news »
The last couple weeks have been a bloodbath when it's come to television cancellations. Great women created shows like Ann Biderman's Southland on TNT didn't make it. Here are some of the women created shows that got canceled this season with a focus on the main networks. We hope to see more great work from these talented women on our television screens again soon. All cancellation information is from TV By The Numbers. NBC: Smash - Theresa Rebeck Deception - Liz Heldens Whitney - Whitney Cummings Up All Night - Emily Spivey Guys WIth Kids - Co-Creator Amy Ozols Fox: Ben and Kate - Dana Fox The CW: Emily Owens M.D. - Jennie Snyder CBS: Made in Jersey - Dana Calvo CSI: NY - Co-Creators Ann Donahue, Carol Mendelsohn ABC: Don't Trust the B--- in Apartment 23 - Nahnatchka Khan How to Live with Your Parents (For the Rest »
- Kerensa Cadenas
10 May 2013 6:35 PM, PDT | TVSeriesFinale.com | See recent TVSeriesFinale news »
The sun has set on Southland on TNT. The cable channel has decided to end the show after five seasons.
The ratings took a serious hit in season five, dropping to 1.44 million viewers and a 0.5 rating in the 18-49 demographic. Some of the cast booked pilots just in case but pledged to return if Southland ended up getting a sixth year.
Here's a statement from TNT:
TNT has made the difficult decision not to renew Southland for another season. We are enormously proud of Southland, which stands as one of the best police dramas ever made.
Executive producers John Wells, Chris Chulack and Jonathan Lisco, along with creator Ann Biderman and our partners at Warner Bros. Television, have given us five seasons of powerful, unforgettable storytelling, for which we are deeply grateful. »
- TVSeriesFinale.com
10 May 2013 3:27 PM, PDT | Access Hollywood | See recent Access Hollywood news »
"Southland" has reached its end of watch.
The police drama has been canceled by TNT, the network announced on Friday.
"TNT has made the difficult decision not to renew 'Southland' for another season," a TNT spokesperson said in a statement. "We are enormously proud of 'Southland,' which stands as one of the best police dramas ever made. Executive producers John Wells, Chris Chulack and Jonathan Lisco, along with creator Ann Biderman and our partners at Warner Bros. Television, have given us five seasons of powerful, unforgettable storytelling, for which we are deeply grateful.
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- nobody@accesshollywood.com (AccessHollywood.com Editorial Staff)
10 May 2013 2:37 PM, PDT | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »
TNT has canceled underrated Los Angeles cop drama "Southland" after five seasons on the air. The drama, which aired for one season on NBC before being picked up by TNT, starred Ben McKenzie and Michael Cudlitz.
"TNT has made the difficult decision not to renew Southland for another season," the network says in a statement. "We are enormously proud of Southland, which stands as one of the best police dramas ever made. Executive producers John Wells, Chris Chulack and Jonathan Lisco, along with creator Ann Biderman and our partners at Warner Bros. Television, have given us five seasons of powerful, unforgettable storytelling, for which we are deeply grateful. We also want to thank the amazing cast for their impassioned, no-holds-barred performances, and the production team for their tenacity shooting on the streets of real-world Los Angeles.We wish everyone associated with Southland the very best."
Because Season 5 ended on a shocking cliffhanger, »
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10 May 2013 2:31 PM, PDT | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »
In unsurprising - albeit still disappointing - news, TNT has canceled Southland.
The drama appeared to be in trouble when a number of its cast members signed on for other pilots, but the network made the decision official today via the following statement:
"We are enormously proud of Southland, which stands as one of the best police dramas ever made. Executive producers John Wells, Chris Chulack and Jonathan Lisco, along with creator Ann Biderman and our partners at Warner Bros. Television, have given us five seasons of powerful, unforgettable storytelling, for which we are deeply grateful. We also want to thank the amazing cast for their impassioned, no-holds-barred performances, and the production team for their tenacity shooting on the streets of real-world Los Angeles. We wish everyone associated with Southland the very best."
In other cancelation news, NBC also brought the axe down on Go On this afternoon.
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- matt@mediavine.com (Matt Richenthal)
10 May 2013 1:50 PM, PDT | TVGuide - Breaking News | See recent TVGuide - Breaking News news »
TNT has canceled gritty cop drama Southland after five seasons, the network confirmed Friday.
"TNT has made the difficult decision not to renew Southland for another season. We are enormously proud of Southland, which stands as one of the best police dramas ever made. Executive producers John Wells, Chris Chulack and Jonathan Lisco, along with creator Ann Biderman and our partners at Warner Bros. Television, have given us five seasons of...
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- Kate Stanhope
10 May 2013 1:47 PM, PDT | Indiewire Television | See recent Indiewire Television news »
So long, "Southland." TNT has canceled its critically acclaimed cop drama "Southland" after five seasons. The series, which starred Michael Cudlitz, Benjamin McKenzie and Regina King, was created by Ann Biderman and was never, during its run, a giant ratings hit despite the praise it received in the press. It originally premiered on NBC in 2009, with TNT picking it up after it was canceled by the broadcast network. "TNT has made the difficult decision not to renew 'Southland' for another season," the network said in a statement.
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- Alison Willmore
10 May 2013 1:47 PM, PDT | Indiewire | See recent Indiewire news »
So long, "Southland." TNT has canceled its critically acclaimed cop drama "Southland" after five seasons. The series, which starred Michael Cudlitz, Benjamin McKenzie and Regina King, was created by Ann Biderman and was never, during its run, a giant ratings hit despite the praise it received in the press. It originally premiered on NBC in 2009, with TNT picking it up after it was canceled by the broadcast network. "TNT has made the difficult decision not to renew 'Southland' for another season," the network said in a statement. »
- Alison Willmore
10 May 2013 1:44 PM, PDT | E! Online | See recent E! Online news »
TNT has canceled Southland after five seasons. In a statement, the network said, "TNT has made the difficult decision not to renew Southland for another season." Fans of the gritty drama are probably less than pleased given the huge cliffhanger at the end of the season five finale, which found Cooper's (Michael Cudlitz) life in danger after being shot. "We are enormously proud of Southland, which stands as one of the best police dramas ever made. Executive producers John Wells, Chris Chulack and Jonathan Lisco, along with creator Ann Biderman and our partners at Warner Bros. Television, have given us five seasons of powerful, unforgettable »
10 May 2013 1:39 PM, PDT | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
"Southland" has gone end of watch, as TNT has, unsurprisingly, opted not to renew the often brilliant cop drama. "TNT has made the difficult decision not to renew 'Southland' for another season," the network said in a statement. "We are enormously proud of 'Southland,' which stands as one of the best police dramas ever made. Executive producers John Wells, Chris Chulack and Jonathan Lisco, along with creator Ann Biderman and our partners at Warner Bros. Television, have given us five seasons of powerful, unforgettable storytelling, for which we are deeply grateful. We also want to thank the amazing cast for their »
- Alan Sepinwall
10 May 2013 1:38 PM, PDT | EW - Inside TV | See recent EW.com - Inside TV news »
TNT has cancelled crime drama Southland (while calling it “one of the best police dramas ever made”) and freshman medical drama Monday Mornings. Southland aired five seasons, first starting out on NBC before switching to TNT, while Monday Mornings was a freshman show.
Here’s the network statements:
TNT has made the difficult decision not to renew Southland for another season. We are enormously proud of Southland, which stands as one of the best police dramas ever made. Executive producers John Wells, Chris Chulack and Jonathan Lisco, along with creator Ann Biderman and our partners at Warner Bros. Television, have »
- James Hibberd
10 May 2013 1:27 PM, PDT | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
The second life of “Southland” on TNT has come to a close, with the network announcing the cop drama won’t return after five seasons.
In a statement Friday, the cabler said:
“TNT has made the difficult decision not to renew Southland for another season. We are enormously proud of Southland, which stands as one of the best police dramas ever made. Executive producers John Wells, Chris Chulack and Jonathan Lisco, along with creator Ann Biderman and our partners at Warner Bros. Television, have given us five seasons of powerful, unforgettable storytelling, for which we are deeply grateful. We also want to thank the amazing cast for their impassioned, no-holds-barred performances, and the production team for their tenacity shooting on the streets of real-world Los Angeles. We wish everyone associated with Southland the very best.”
“Southland” premiered as an NBC drama in April 2009 to promising critical notices but small audience »
- Jon Weisman
10 May 2013 1:25 PM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
TNT is pulling Southland off the streets, canceling the acclaimed drama after five seasons (four on TNT, one on NBC).
In a statement, the network called the decision to ax the series a “difficult” one, adding, “We are enormously proud of Southland, which stands as one of the best police dramas ever made. Executive producers John Wells, Chris Chulack and Jonathan Lisco, along with creator Ann Biderman and our partners at Warner Bros. Television, have given us five seasons of powerful, unforgettable storytelling, for which we are deeply grateful. We also want to thank the amazing cast for their impassioned, »
- Michael Ausiello
28 March 2013 7:09 AM, PDT | Indiewire Television | See recent Indiewire Television news »
The Peabody Awards announced the winners for their 72nd annual awards. The Peabody Awards recognize "distinguished achievement and meritorious service by broadcasters, cable and Webcasters, producing organizations, and individuals." They recognize all forms of media--including those produced for an alternative distribution i.e. internet, etc. Some women-created shows were recognized including: Lena Dunham's Girls, Lizzy Weiss's Switched At Birth and Ann Biderman's Southland. Here are some of the other women-created winners. This is not a full list as for some of the winners we were unable to find names of directors/creators. Sheikh Jarrah, My Neighborhood (Al Jazeera) Al Jazeera, Just Vision A Palestinian teenager whose family is evicted from an East Jerusalem neighborhood by Israeli settlers finds unexpected allies in this honest, hopeful documentary. The Loving Story - directed by Nancy Buirski (HBO) Augusta Films and HBO Documentary Films with the...
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- Kerensa Cadenas
19 March 2013 9:18 AM, PDT | Upcoming-Movies.com | See recent Upcoming-Movies.com news »
Showtime's Ray Donovan drama series has cast James Woods in a recurring role, joining Liev Schreiber and Jon Voight, reports Deadline. In the series Ray Donovan (Schreiber) is a professional "fixer" for the rich and famous in Los Angeles, who's able to make anyone's problems disappear, with the exception of this created by his family that is. Also in the cast are Josh Pais, Eddie Marsan, Pala Malcomson, Kerris Dorsey, Peter Jacobson, Elliott Gould, Brook Smith, Devon Bagby and Dash Mihok. Ann Biderman and Ron Nyswaner write while Bryan Zuriff serves as executive producer. »
19 March 2013 9:18 AM, PDT | Upcoming-Movies.com | See recent Upcoming-Movies.com news »
Showtime's Ray Donovan drama series has cast James Woods in a recurring role, joining Liev Schreiber and Jon Voight, reports Deadline. In the series Ray Donovan (Schreiber) is a professional "fixer" for the rich and famous in Los Angeles, who's able to make anyone's problems disappear, with the exception of this created by his family that is. Also in the cast are Josh Pais, Eddie Marsan, Pala Malcomson, Kerris Dorsey, Peter Jacobson, Elliott Gould, Brook Smith, Devon Bagby and Dash Mihok. Ann Biderman and Ron Nyswaner write while Bryan Zuriff serves as executive producer. »
20 February 2013 6:42 AM, PST | Televisionary | See recent Televisionary news »
TNT’s gripping police drama Southland is back for a fifth season, but hardly anyone’s tuning in. My take on television’s most criminally overlooked show. Over at The Daily Beast, you can read my latest feature, "Southland: Television’s Most Underrated Drama," in which I take a look at a superlative yet underrated drama: Southland, which returned last week for a fifth season. Why aren’t more of you watching Southland? Created by Ann Biderman (NYPD Blue) and executive-produced by John Wells (ER), TNT’s uncompromising cop drama returned for a fifth season last week to only 1.16 million viewers, down 34 percent from last year. In a television season that has given us dreck like Zero Hour, Mob Doctor, and Do No Harm, Southland should be a hit. That it’s not is a shame, as Southland remains one of the most morally complex and insightful dramas on television today. »
- Jace Lacob
13 February 2013 8:34 AM, PST | Indiewire Television | See recent Indiewire Television news »
While "Masters of Sex," the Michael Sheen/Lizzy Caplan period drama premiering September 29th, may be the glitzier-looking of Showtime's two new dramas, it's Liev Schreiber vehicle "Ray Donovan" that attracted a lot of praise from journalists shown an early cut of the pilot before TCA in January. Set to debut on June 30th after the season eight premiere of "Dexter," "Ray Donovan" stars Schreiber (in his first regular TV role) as the title character, a fixer for Los Angeles' wealthy and powerful whose personal life is, naturally, a mess, especially when his father (Jon Voight) is released from prison. The series comes from "Southland" creator Ann Biderman, with Paula Malcomson ("Deadwood"), Eddie Marsan ("Happy-Go-Lucky") and Katherine Moennig ("The L Word") among the cast. Read More: Showtime Sets Premiere Dates for New Dramas 'Ray Donovan' and 'Masters of Sex' ...
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- Alison Willmore
13 February 2013 8:34 AM, PST | Indiewire | See recent Indiewire news »
While "Masters of Sex," the Michael Sheen/Lizzy Caplan period drama premiering September 29th, may be the glitzier-looking of Showtime's two new dramas, it's Liev Schreiber vehicle "Ray Donovan" that attracted a lot of praise from journalists shown an early cut of the pilot before TCA in January. Set to debut on June 30th after the season eight premiere of "Dexter," "Ray Donovan" stars Schreiber (in his first regular TV role) as the title character, a fixer for Los Angeles' wealthy and powerful whose personal life is, naturally, a mess, especially when his father (Jon Voight) is released from prison. The series comes from "Southland" creator Ann Biderman, with Paula Malcomson ("Deadwood"), Eddie Marsan ("Happy-Go-Lucky") and Katherine Moennig ("The L Word") among the cast. Read More: Showtime Sets Premiere Dates for New Dramas 'Ray Donovan' and 'Masters of Sex' »
- Alison Willmore
4 February 2013 1:40 PM, PST | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »
"Southland" is about a lot of things -- the day-to-day work of police officers, how personal things can affect professional conduct -- but it's also very much about the city of Los Angeles.
"One of the things we're interested in is the multi-ethnic quality of Los Angeles," creator Ann Biderman says in this clip (exclusive to Zap2it) from the show's mega-dvd box set (Seasons 2, 3 and 4 in one package) that hits stores Tuesday (Feb. 5). She, executive producer Christopher Chulack and technical adviser Chic Daniel are discussing the Season 2 episode "U-Boat," in which Ben Sherman (Ben McKenzie) patrols for the first time without his training officer, John Cooper (Michael Cudlitz).
One of the cases he handles solo is that of a missing Korean girl, and it forces him to go against procedure. "The theme in a way is what do you do when you're told not to do something, and your »
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