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'NCIS: Los Angeles,' 'Good Wife' renew vows for second season
CBS has picked up two hit freshman dramas.The network announced Thursday (Jan. 14) that it's renewing "NCIS: Los Angeles" and "The Good Wife" for second seasons.
In its freshman season, "NCIS: LA" was the No. 1 new program of the season, averaging 16.8 million viewers. The drama stars LL Cool J and Chris O'Donnell.
"The Good Wife," starring Julianna Margulies, has increased the time period in viewers and the adult demo from last year and regularly wins its Tuesday 10 p.m. time period.
"Two great new series, fronted by talented stars on one big night of television," said Nina Tassler, President, CBS Entertainment. "We're proud of these shows and what they've accomplished on Tuesday night."
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I love, love, love both shows!!!
Regarding The Good Wife (because I'm not interested in NCIS: Los Angeles), I'm not surprised that the show has been given a full season order and been renewed for a second season.
The Good Wife starts in the UK on Monday 25th January on Channel 4.
I'm glad both shows are coming back. I don't watch the GW, but I'm happy for the many millions that do watch...
Great news. Love the Good Wife. Well writen and interesting show.
CBS waited to see how NCIS:LA stacked up against Idol before renewing it.
LA blows. The only reason I can stomach The Good Wife is because of the ridiculously talented JM who makes most material seem better than it really is.
Why not renew them if it works go with it. I have to say I was disappointed with CBS last year when they cancelled "Without a Trace"
I like and am happy for both shows.TGW is so much better then I thought it would be