NBC renews Blacklisting for a fourth season
NBC has renewed its Blacklist drama series for a fourth season. The creator of the drama John Bockenkamp announced this on Monday, December 7, 2015. His words are quoted by The Hollywood Reporter. In particular, in his statement, the lead writer and executive producer said the following: “We knew about this for a long time, and I was exhausted while I was forced to remain silent. But, yes, we're renewing our drama for a fourth season. Fortunately, the topic is not exhausted and we still have a lot to say. " NBC is actively renewing its shows this fall. This concerns the new drama "Blind Spot" by executive producer Greg Berlanti, which started in September and has already received an order for a second season. Also, two series of the "Chicago" franchise received an extension - " This isn't the first time NBC has extended the Blacklist early on. The channel's flagship scripted series has already received an early production order for the next season. In the 2014-2-15 season, the series began airing on Thursdays instead of the usual Mondays, giving way to "Blind Spot", which is now the top-ranked NBC drama. Nonetheless, Blacklist continues to be the channel's hit series with a demo rating of 3.0, reaching an audience of 11.9 million per week. The Blacklist stars James Spader and Meghan Boone, showrunner is John Eisendrath. This isn't the first time NBC has extended the Blacklist early on. The channel's flagship scripted series has already received an early production order for the next season. In the 2014-2-15 season, the series began airing on Thursdays instead of the usual Mondays, giving way to "Blind Spot," which is now NBC's top-hitting drama. Nonetheless, Blacklist continues to be the channel's hit series with a demo rating of 3.0, reaching an audience of 11.9 million per week.The Blacklist stars James Spader and Meghan Boone, showrunner is John Eisendrath. The channel's flagship scripted series has already received an early production order for the next season. In the 2014-2-15 season, the series began airing on Thursdays instead of the usual Mondays, giving way to "Blind Spot", which is now the top-rated drama of NBC. Nonetheless, Blacklist continues to be the channel's hit series with a demo rating of 3.0, reaching an audience of 11.9 million per week.The Blacklist stars James Spader and Meghan Boone, showrunner is John Eisendrath. The channel's flagship scripted series has already received an early production order for the next season. In the 2014-2-15 season, the series began airing on Thursdays instead of the usual Mondays, giving way to "Blind Spot," which is now NBC's top-hitting drama. Nonetheless, Blacklist continues to be the channel's hit series with a demo rating of 3.0, reaching an audience of 11.9 million per week.The Blacklist stars James Spader and Meghan Boone, showrunner is John Eisendrath. The Topic of Article: NBC renews Blacklisting for a fourth season. |
