Despite creator Diane English and lead Candice Bergen hopes for another season, the revival will not continue past its initial 13-episode order. 

Season 11 of Murphy Brown saw Bergen reprise her role as the famous investigative journalist and TV anchor. She reunited with her old gang: Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford), Frank Fontana (Joe Regalbuto) and their former news producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud).

According to TVLine over its 13-episode run, which wrapped up in December, it ranked last among CBS’ eight sitcoms.

The revival made its return to the screen almost 20 years after the original run ended. During its original run it won 18 Emmys, three Golden Globes, two DGA Awards and two WGA Awards.

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The network announced that they have placed a 13-episodes order for 2018-19 TV season. Bergen will return to reprise her role, as well as show’s creator and writer Diane English. It remains unclear whether the rest of the cast including Faith Ford, Joe Regalbuto, and Grant Shaud will return.

According to CBS, there will be no shortage of material for the show since Murphy Brown returns into the “world of cable news, social media, fake news, and a very different political and cultural climate.” It will be certainly interesting to see how the sitcom will tackle today’s relevant events since Murphy Brown didn’t hesitate to target real-life politicians during the sitcom’s original run including Dan Quayle, who served as a Vice President of the United States at the time.

Premiering in 1988, the sitcom went to last for 10 seasons and 247 episodes, ending in 1998. During its run, Murphy Brown became a favorite of the industry awards, receiving 62 Emmy Awards nomination and winning 18 of them. Candice Bergen received significant praise for her portrayal of the titular character, receiving five Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe award.

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Despite creator Diane English and lead Candice Bergen hopes for another season, the revival will not continue past its initial 13-episode order. 

Season 11 of Murphy Brown saw Bergen reprise her role as the famous investigative journalist and TV anchor. She reunited with her old gang: Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford), Frank Fontana (Joe Regalbuto) and their former news producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud).

According to TVLine over its 13-episode run, which wrapped up in December, it ranked last among CBS’ eight sitcoms.

The revival made its return to the screen almost 20 years after the original run ended. During its original run it won 18 Emmys, three Golden Globes, two DGA Awards and two WGA Awards.

The post “Murphy Brown” Officially Canceled By CBS appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The network announced that they have placed a 13-episodes order for 2018-19 TV season. Bergen will return to reprise her role, as well as show’s creator and writer Diane English. It remains unclear whether the rest of the cast including Faith Ford, Joe Regalbuto, and Grant Shaud will return.

According to CBS, there will be no shortage of material for the show since Murphy Brown returns into the “world of cable news, social media, fake news, and a very different political and cultural climate.” It will be certainly interesting to see how the sitcom will tackle today’s relevant events since Murphy Brown didn’t hesitate to target real-life politicians during the sitcom’s original run including Dan Quayle, who served as a Vice President of the United States at the time.

Premiering in 1988, the sitcom went to last for 10 seasons and 247 episodes, ending in 1998. During its run, Murphy Brown became a favorite of the industry awards, receiving 62 Emmy Awards nomination and winning 18 of them. Candice Bergen received significant praise for her portrayal of the titular character, receiving five Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe award.

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