You tell 'em boo!

Which is not at all what I said. If the ratings of a show is low enough, nothing else matters it will be canceled. If ratings are borderline (which Mindy Project is) other factors can help make it viable for another season.

Series dives to dramatic ratings low for Season 5 finale. How is this show still renewed?

http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/05/14/glee-finale-low-cws/

See, this is why I believe networks are too eager sometimes to give "hot" shows multiple-year renewals. Just because "Glee" was in better shape (both in the ratings and in the overall quality) two years ago, that was no guarantee that things were going to stay that way.

Edited May 15, 201411 yr by Khan

See, this is why I believe networks are too eager sometimes to give "hot" shows multiple-year renewals. Just because "Glee" was in better shape (both in the ratings and in the overall quality) two years ago, that was no guarantee that things were going to stay that way.

What networks are doing multiple-year renewals?

The worst thing I've heard is that they've contracted the players for a few more years (which can be broken). I've never heard of a network literally getting stuck with a such low-rated like Glee.

What networks are doing multiple-year renewals?

The worst thing I've heard is that they've contracted the players for a few more years (which can be broken). I've never heard of a network literally getting stuck with a such low-rated like Glee.

HBO did with Game of Thrones and CBS did with Big bang Theory.

The closest parallel to Glee is ABC and Drew Carey Show.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Drew_Carey_Show#Ratings

What networks are doing multiple-year renewals?

Didn't CBS give multiple-year renewals to "How I Met Your Mother," "The Big Bang Theory," and "Two and a Half Men"? Or do I have that wrong?

I'm pretty sure they did.

Didn't CBS give multiple-year renewals to "How I Met Your Mother," "The Big Bang Theory," and "Two and a Half Men"? Or do I have that wrong?

TBBT is currently renewed all the way through 2017.

I've sat through the season and surprisingly didn't hate it. It wasn't good per se, but you can keep it in the background while playing a game and not hate it. :'D

http://www.justjared.com/2014/07/03/chris-colfer-tweets-hes-been-let-go-from-glee-due-to-personal-issues/

Colfer twitter was hacked he is not leaving the show:

http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/07/03/glee-chris-colfer-kurt-leaving/

You would think these news outlets would double check tweets or any other social media with managers/publicists since these things can be hacked.

Are we sure? this reminds me of what happened with Brandon Buddy when he announced his exit from OLTL and later retracted saying he was hacked

Colfer twitter was hacked he is not leaving the show:

http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/07/03/glee-chris-colfer-kurt-leaving/

You would think these news outlets would double check tweets or any other social media with managers/publicists since these things can be hacked.

Are we sure? this reminds me of what happened with Brandon Buddy when he announced his exit from OLTL and later retracted saying he was hacked

Could be. They've already said they're "discussing" the episode order, they could very well be having "discussions" with cast members too (ie, how do we make this as cheap as possible).

I speculated in the Hieroglyph thread what sort of cuts the Fox execs would do next now that Kevin Reilly's gone and cutting down Glee seems like the logical next step...

Edited July 3, 201411 yr by te.

Fox trims Glee:

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2014/07/10/fox-trims-final-season-of-glee-to-thirteen-episodes/281545/

No comment on the final season premiere? LOL Remember when this show was allowed to be on all season and brought in big numbers every time it came back from hiatus?