Three More NBC Series Get the Call
'Vegas,' 'Medium,' 'Jordan' all renewed for '06-'07
April 28 2006
Jill Hennessy on 'Crossing Jordan'
LOS ANGELES -- NBC's schedule for next season is getting pretty crowded.
The network has renewed three more of its dramas -- "Medium," "Las Vegas" and "Crossing Jordan" -- for 2006-07. They join the three "Law & Order" shows and comedies "My Name Is Earl" and "The Office" in earning pickups for next year.
NBC also has a sixth edition of "The Apprentice," the likely return of game show "Deal or No Deal" and a new Sunday-night NFL package in line for fall. Additionally, drama pilots "The Black Donnellys" and "Kidnapped" have already been given spots on the schedule, and the Aaron Sorkin backstage drama "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" is all but certain to join them.
'Vegas,' 'Medium,' 'Jordan' all renewed for '06-'07
April 28 2006
Jill Hennessy on 'Crossing Jordan'
LOS ANGELES -- NBC's schedule for next season is getting pretty crowded.
The network has renewed three more of its dramas -- "Medium," "Las Vegas" and "Crossing Jordan" -- for 2006-07. They join the three "Law & Order" shows and comedies "My Name Is Earl" and "The Office" in earning pickups for next year.
NBC also has a sixth edition of "The Apprentice," the likely return of game show "Deal or No Deal" and a new Sunday-night NFL package in line for fall. Additionally, drama pilots "The Black Donnellys" and "Kidnapped" have already been given spots on the schedule, and the Aaron Sorkin backstage drama "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" is all but certain to join them.
