The shows being renewed are Walker, All American, Batwoman, Charmed, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, Dynasty, The Flash, In the Dark, Legacies, Nancy Drew, Riverdale, and Roswell, New Mexico. 

Shows not part of the renewal are Kung Fun, Superman & Lois, and The Republic of Sarah, which haven’t premiered on the CW yet. Stargirl wasn’t renewed by the network either.

The CW has also ordered five additional episodes of Season 1 of Walker and two additional for Superman & Lois, bringing Walker to 18 episodes and Superman & Lois to 15.

“Though we’re just a few weeks into the new season, we wanted to get a strategic head start on next season with these early renewals, which allows our production teams to start laying out story arcs and hiring staff, and at the same time, continues to provide us with a strong, stable schedule to build on for next season,” Mark Pedowitz, chairman and CEO of The CW said in a statement.

The network also has potentinal spinoffs of multiple shows in the works including ones for Black Lightning and All American.

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The series follows Courtney Whitmore (Brec Bassinger), a high school sophomore, as she moves with her mother to Blue Valley, Nebraska after she remarries Pat Dugan (Luke Wilson). While there, she inspires a group of young heroes called the Justice Society of America to fight past villains.

Amy Smart, Trae Romano, Cameron Gellman, Yvette Monreal, Anjelika Washington, Meg DeLacy, Neil Jackson, Jake Austin Walker, Christopher James Baker, and Hunter Sansone also star in Stargirl.

Last fall, The CW acquired the rights to air DC’s Stargirl on its platform, and the episodes debuted on The CW a day after they were released on DC Universe. Currently, the series is halfway through its first season.

Stargirl isn’t the only show to move from DC to the CW, Swamp Thing which was canceled after the first season on DC, was picked up by the CW. Other DC Universe shows like Doom Patrol and Harley Quinn have moved to other platforms.

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The Riverdale spinoff is looking to keep going on another platform after the CW decided to cut the series short.

Katy Keene was based on the Archie Comics character and followed aspiring fashion designer Katy Keene (Lucy Hale), who meets Josie McCoy (Ashleigh Murray) who’s trying to make it in the music industry. Along the way, they connect with other artists like mysterious socialite Pepper Smith (Julia Chan) and Broadway performer Jorge Lopez as well as his drag queen alter ego, Ginger (Jonny Beauchamp).

Lucy Hale posted her reaction to the cancellation on her Instagram page saying that she’s sad the show ended, but that she appreciates everyone who’s worked on it, “Sad to deliver this news! But I love the show. I love what it stands for. And mostly I love YOU. To the cast, crew, and all involved… adore you.”

The series was the only CW show not renewed back in January when fellow newcomers Batwoman and Nancy Drew were picked up for a second season.

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The series will go on, but they’ll be looking to cast a new lead. Rose was the first gay lead character, male or female, of a live-action superhero series. The show is committed to casting another LGBTQ actress in the role.

The reason for the actresses’ exit is unclear, “I have made the very difficult decision to not return to Batwoman next season,” said Rose in a statement. “This was not a decision I made lightly as I have the utmost respect for the cast, crew, and everyone involved with the show in both Vancouver and in Los Angeles.”

Back in September, Rose had emergency surgery for two herniated discs after sustaining injuries from a stunt she did while filming Season 1. A source told Variety that her decision to leave “had nothing to do with her health or injury.”

Batwoman was renewed by the CW for a second season in January.

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The shows being renewed are Walker, All American, Batwoman, Charmed, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, Dynasty, The Flash, In the Dark, Legacies, Nancy Drew, Riverdale, and Roswell, New Mexico. 

Shows not part of the renewal are Kung Fun, Superman & Lois, and The Republic of Sarah, which haven’t premiered on the CW yet. Stargirl wasn’t renewed by the network either.

The CW has also ordered five additional episodes of Season 1 of Walker and two additional for Superman & Lois, bringing Walker to 18 episodes and Superman & Lois to 15.

“Though we’re just a few weeks into the new season, we wanted to get a strategic head start on next season with these early renewals, which allows our production teams to start laying out story arcs and hiring staff, and at the same time, continues to provide us with a strong, stable schedule to build on for next season,” Mark Pedowitz, chairman and CEO of The CW said in a statement.

The network also has potentinal spinoffs of multiple shows in the works including ones for Black Lightning and All American.

The post 12 CW Shows Score Early Renewals Including “Walker”, “The Flash”, & “Riverdale” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The series follows Courtney Whitmore (Brec Bassinger), a high school sophomore, as she moves with her mother to Blue Valley, Nebraska after she remarries Pat Dugan (Luke Wilson). While there, she inspires a group of young heroes called the Justice Society of America to fight past villains.

Amy Smart, Trae Romano, Cameron Gellman, Yvette Monreal, Anjelika Washington, Meg DeLacy, Neil Jackson, Jake Austin Walker, Christopher James Baker, and Hunter Sansone also star in Stargirl.

Last fall, The CW acquired the rights to air DC’s Stargirl on its platform, and the episodes debuted on The CW a day after they were released on DC Universe. Currently, the series is halfway through its first season.

Stargirl isn’t the only show to move from DC to the CW, Swamp Thing which was canceled after the first season on DC, was picked up by the CW. Other DC Universe shows like Doom Patrol and Harley Quinn have moved to other platforms.

The post DC’s “Stargirl” Renewed By CW For Season 2 appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The Riverdale spinoff is looking to keep going on another platform after the CW decided to cut the series short.

Katy Keene was based on the Archie Comics character and followed aspiring fashion designer Katy Keene (Lucy Hale), who meets Josie McCoy (Ashleigh Murray) who’s trying to make it in the music industry. Along the way, they connect with other artists like mysterious socialite Pepper Smith (Julia Chan) and Broadway performer Jorge Lopez as well as his drag queen alter ego, Ginger (Jonny Beauchamp).

Lucy Hale posted her reaction to the cancellation on her Instagram page saying that she’s sad the show ended, but that she appreciates everyone who’s worked on it, “Sad to deliver this news! But I love the show. I love what it stands for. And mostly I love YOU. To the cast, crew, and all involved… adore you.”

The series was the only CW show not renewed back in January when fellow newcomers Batwoman and Nancy Drew were picked up for a second season.

The post CW Cancels “Katy Keene” After One Season appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The series will go on, but they’ll be looking to cast a new lead. Rose was the first gay lead character, male or female, of a live-action superhero series. The show is committed to casting another LGBTQ actress in the role.

The reason for the actresses’ exit is unclear, “I have made the very difficult decision to not return to Batwoman next season,” said Rose in a statement. “This was not a decision I made lightly as I have the utmost respect for the cast, crew, and everyone involved with the show in both Vancouver and in Los Angeles.”

Back in September, Rose had emergency surgery for two herniated discs after sustaining injuries from a stunt she did while filming Season 1. A source told Variety that her decision to leave “had nothing to do with her health or injury.”

Batwoman was renewed by the CW for a second season in January.

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