Lifetime renewed the TV series Unreal for a second season
The Lifetime Channel has renewed its new comedy drama "Unreal" for a second season. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the decision was made after five episodes of the ten-episode show aired. A second season with the same number of episodes will debut in 2016. Created by Marty Noxon and Sarah Gertrude Shapiro, the series has an average of five million viewers on various platforms and was recently awarded a Critics Choice Awards for Most Anticipated New Series. "We're thrilled to bring Unreal back," Liz Gaitley, executive vice president and head of entertainment for the channel, said in a statement. – "With believably flawed characters , With a witty script and impeccable acting, the show is driving a new, bolder direction for the Lifetime brand. We look forward to continuing to collaborate with Marty and Sarah and the A + E Studios team, and we hope to work together to bring a new generation of viewers to Lifetime. ”Note that Lifetime's average viewer age is 43, while Unrealistic is designed for a younger audience. The reality drama stars Shiri Appleby and Constance Zimmer. The Topic of Article: Lifetime renewed the TV series Unreal for a second season. |
