Murder in the First Degree renewed for a third season
Channel TNT renewed the drama series Murder in the First Degree for a third season. Created by Stephen Bocco and Eric Lodahl and starring Tay Diggs and Kathleen Robertson, the show will return in 2016. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter. The second season of the drama, which ended on August 25, 2015, averaged two million people. Murder in the first degree is an exception among traditional TNT procedures, as it investigates one case for an entire season. The drama joined the series "Rizzoli and Isles", "The Last Ship" and "Legends" already extended for the next seasons. The TNT series lineup includes "Serious Crimes", "Librarians", debutants of the current autumn – "Public Morality" and "Agent X", as well as the upcoming detective thriller "Alienist", directed by Carey Fukunaga ("True Detective"). Recall that a year ago, the channel closed the drama "Perception" after the third season, starring Eric McCormack. In late July this year, TNT commissioned the production of an Animal Kingdom pilot starring Ellen Barkin and Scott Speedman, based on the 2010 Australian movie of the same name, By the Laws of the Wolf. Recall that a year ago, the channel closed the drama "Perception" after the third season, in which Eric McCormack played the main role. In late July this year, TNT commissioned the production of an Animal Kingdom pilot starring Ellen Barkin and Scott Speedman, based on the 2010 Australian movie of the same name, By the Laws of the Wolf. Recall that a year ago, the channel closed the drama "Perception" after the third season, in which Eric McCormack played the main role. In late July this year, TNT commissioned the production of an Animal Kingdom pilot starring Ellen Barkin and Scott Speedman, based on the 2010 Australian movie of the same name, By the Laws of the Wolf. The Topic of Article: Murder in the First Degree renewed for a third season. |
