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CBS has officially closed its new series "Areas of Darkness". Before making the final decision, the president of the channel, Glenn Geller, told reporters that the producers were trying to find a new "home" for the series. The search was unsuccessful, and showrunner Craig Sweeney tweeted the following: "I'm sad to report that Fields of Darkness hasn't found a new home. Thanks to everyone who has watched the show." This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter.

Sources of the publication say that the producers of CBS Television Studios offered "Areas of Darkness" to Amazon and Netflix.

Rating of the drama based on the feature movie of the same name , the key audience of viewers was 2.4 per week, and the DVR views were also satisfactory. However, on the day of airing and re-airing on the same day (1.4), the series was led down to its "colleagues" - the series NCIS: Special Department (2.2) and NCIS: New Orleans (1.8).

Ultimately, of the seven new CBS shows of the 2015-2016 season, Life in Detail, Reanimation and Criminal Minds: Abroad were renewed for the second seasons, Rush Hour canceled, " Angel from Hell "and" Areas of Darkness ". Supergirl was "inherited" by sister channel The CW.

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Of the seven new CBS shows for the 2015-2016 season, Life in Detail, Reanimation and Criminal Minds: Abroad were eventually renewed for second seasons, canceled Rush Hour, Angel from Hell and Areas of Darkness. Supergirl has been "inherited" by sister channel The CW.

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Out of seven new CBS shows for the 2015-2016 season, Life in Detail, Reanimation and Criminal Minds: Abroad were eventually renewed for second seasons, canceled Rush Hour, Angel from Hell and Areas of Darkness. Supergirl has been "inherited" by sister channel The CW.

The Topic of Article: CBS canceled Areas of Darkness after Season 1.
Author: Jake Pinkman


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