Post by Denisa on Feb 24, 2008 2:43:22 GMT -5
As the Writers Guild of America strike seemingly comes to an end and writers get ready to return to work, The CW network will ask the studios to produce five or six more episodes for this season of freshman dramas Gossip Girl and Reaper and of veteran dramas Smallville, Supernatural and One Tree Hill.
The network is hoping to get the fresh episodes of the dramas on the air by mid-to-late April.
While network officials would not confirm this, Gossip Girl, which has been renewed for next season, is expected to begin airing new episodes for next season sometime in August, according to sources familiar with the situation.
The CW is also planning to order eight or nine more episodes of its second-year sitcom, The Game, for this season, with new episodes to begin airing sometime in March.
The CW will continue to air new episodes of its freshman sitcom Aliens in America, but will order no more for this season. The network already has 18 original episodes, many which have aired so far. CW executives have not made a decision as to whether the show will return next season.
Two shows that will not be back are freshman drama Life is Wild, which is out of production, and long-running sitcom Girlfriends. The network had already planned to end Girlfriends following this season, and will not order any additional episodes. Network executives are planning to meet with the show's creators and producers to discuss a possible historical clipshow that would air as a finale to the series.
The network is hoping to get the fresh episodes of the dramas on the air by mid-to-late April.
While network officials would not confirm this, Gossip Girl, which has been renewed for next season, is expected to begin airing new episodes for next season sometime in August, according to sources familiar with the situation.
The CW is also planning to order eight or nine more episodes of its second-year sitcom, The Game, for this season, with new episodes to begin airing sometime in March.
The CW will continue to air new episodes of its freshman sitcom Aliens in America, but will order no more for this season. The network already has 18 original episodes, many which have aired so far. CW executives have not made a decision as to whether the show will return next season.
Two shows that will not be back are freshman drama Life is Wild, which is out of production, and long-running sitcom Girlfriends. The network had already planned to end Girlfriends following this season, and will not order any additional episodes. Network executives are planning to meet with the show's creators and producers to discuss a possible historical clipshow that would air as a finale to the series.
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