TNT has closed Legends TV series
The TNT channel has extended two TV series for the next seasons - – "Crimes" and "Librarians" - and said goodbye to three other shows – "Legends", "Agent X" and "Public morality". This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter. The forthcoming fifth season of Crimes will consist of thirteen episodes, while the third season of Librarians, based on the popular feature-length trilogy The Librarian starring Noah Wylom in the title role - ten episodes. Wile appears periodically in the series, and the main female role is played by Rebecca Romijn. Librarians are a strong player in the cable channel, surpassing most of the other new series in the ratings and collecting an average audience of 5.5 million people. As for the series "Legends", "Agent X" and "Public Morality", they, despite the stellar cast did not arouse general interest. Executive Producer Howard Gordon's Legends starring Sean Bean aired on Mondays in Season 2 and has been creatively reimagined. The premiere of the second season attracted one million fewer people from those who watched the finale of the first season. "Agent X" with Sharon Stone as vice president started with a modest 1.28 million viewers. "Public Morality", created by Edward Burns, in which he himself stars, debuted with 2, The Topic of Article: TNT has closed Legends TV series. |
