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ABC has ordered additional episodes for seven of its series. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter.

Grey's Anatomy, My American Family and Happens Worse have increased by two episodes, and the total number of episodes in the new comedy Blackish and in the second season The Goldbergs has reached twenty-four.

Castle's seventh season now has twenty-three episodes. Sunday's drama "Resurrection" will receive an extra hour, so there will be fourteen episodes in the second season.

On the eve, one of the creators of the fantasy drama "Once Upon a Time", Adam Horowitz, announced that the duration of the eighth episode of the fourth season, which will be released in November this year, will double. The total number of episodes in the fourth season will be twenty-three episodes.

It is not unusual for networks to order additional episodes to the original series at the beginning of the current season. For example, the CW channel a few days ago increased the first season of the Flash telecomic strip by ten episodes, which now has twenty-three episodes. For its part, Fox ordered an additional six episodes in mid-October for the first season of Gotham, bringing the total to twenty-two episodes.

The CW a few days ago extended the first season of The Flash Telecomic by ten episodes, which now has twenty-three episodes. For its part, Fox ordered an additional six episodes for the first season of Gotham in mid-October, bringing the total to twenty-two episodes.

The CW a few days ago extended the first season of The Flash Telecomic by ten episodes, which now has twenty-three episodes. For its part, Fox ordered an additional six episodes in mid-October for the first season of Gotham, bringing the total to twenty-two episodes.

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