Supergirl renewed for a second season
After a week of speculation, Supergirl migrated from CBS to sister channel The CW, where it was renewed for a second season. Along with Supergirl, The CW now has four superhero shows based on DC comics – "Flash", "Arrow" and "Legends of Tomorrow". All series are curated by their executive producer Greg Berlanti. There has already been a crossover between Flash and Supergirl, which makes CBS's transition into the superhero drama The CW more natural. This is reported by Deadline. To reduce production costs for the series, Warner Bros TV has already planned to move its second season from Los Angeles to Vancouver. Thus, all Berlanti series will be produced in Vancouver. The CW was seen as a suitable home for Supergirl due to the show's youthful audience. Despite a slight drop in ratings after an impressive start, Supergirl remained CBS's most-watched new drama and fourth on public television with a key audience behind Blind Spot, Life in Detail and Quantico. The total number of views for the week was almost ten million viewers. The series, based on DC Comics characters, stars Melissa Benoist, Mehcad Brooks, Kyler Lee, David Harewood, Jeremy Jordan and Calista Flockhart. remained the most watched new CBS drama and the fourth on public television for key audiences after Blind Spot, Life in Detail and Quantico. The total number of views for the week was almost ten million viewers.The series, based on DC Comics characters, stars Melissa Benoist, Mehcad Brooks, Kyler Lee, David Harewood, Jeremy Jordan and Calista Flockhart. remained the most watched new CBS drama and the fourth on public television for key audiences after Blind Spot, Life in Detail and Quantico. The total number of views for the week was almost ten million viewers.The series, based on DC Comics characters, stars Melissa Benoist, Mehcad Brooks, Kyler Lee, David Harewood, Jeremy Jordan and Calista Flockhart. The Topic of Article: Supergirl renewed for a second season. |
