Zoo renewed for a second season
CBS has announced the renewal of its summer drama "Zoo," starring James Wolf, for a second season. As for the science fiction series Beyond, which also aired its second season in the summer of 2015, its fate is still being debated. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter. "The Zoo's gripping story has resonated with audiences weekly throughout an incredibly competitive summer," new CBS Entertainment CEO Glenn Geller said in a statement. – We're delighted that viewers will be able to see the continuation of the adventures of our heroes in the confrontation between humans and beasts. " In announcing the sequel, CBS management emphasized, that the adaptation of the James Patterson novel became the most watched summer TV series of 2015. The premiere of the thirteen-episode show was watched by 8.18 million people, however, the final attracted only 4.81 million viewers. The series produced by CBS Television Studios performed well in DVR recording – 1.2 million viewers from key audiences aged 18 to 49. Recall that in early September of this year, CBS closed the summer drama "Under the Dome" after the third season. The rights to broadcast the first season of "Zoo" have already been acquired by the streaming service Netflix. The series produced by CBS Television Studios performed well in DVR recording – 1.2 million viewers from a key audience aged 18 to 49.Recall that in early September of this year, CBS closed the summer drama "Under the Dome" after the third season. The rights to broadcast the first season of "Zoo" have already been acquired by the streaming service Netflix. The series produced by CBS Television Studios performed well in DVR recording – 1.2 million viewers from a key audience aged 18 to 49.Recall that in early September of this year, CBS closed the summer drama "Under the Dome" after the third season. The rights to broadcast the first season of "Zoo" have already been acquired by the streaming service Netflix. The Topic of Article: Zoo renewed for a second season. |
