“Brilliant Minds” has been canceled after just two seasons at NBC, mere weeks before the drama returns to the network’s primetime schedule with its six remaining episodes.
“Brilliant Minds,” the primetime medical drama starring Zachary Quinto and soap alums Teddy Sears (“One Life to Live”) and Al Calderon (“Days of our Lives”), is facing cancellation.
“Days of our Lives,” the iconic soap opera that set the standard for romance and adventure, celebrates 60 years on television today, November 8.
NBC has landed the broadcast premiere rights to “Wicked,” the record-shattering film starring Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, which tells the untold story of the witches of Oz.
The summer competition series “American Ninja Warrior” will return for Season 18 on NBC, the network announced on Monday. Thus far, Season 17 has amassed more than 23 million viewers across NBC and Peacock.
With Al Calderon cast as a series regular on “Brilliant Minds,” the actor is departing “Days of our Lives” as Javi Hernandez. The soap opera will recast the role.
NBC has decided against ordering a second season of “Grosse Pointe Garden Society,” and sees no future for the drama on Peacock.
NBC’s new alternative series “Destination X” has amassed 4.2 million viewers across all platforms for its premiere episode, up +102% over Live+Same Day performance.
“Saturday Night Live” concluded Season 50 as the No. 1 entertainment series on broadcast TV among Adults 18-49, plus the most watched comedy overall for the sixth consecutive season.
Nielsen releases first full season report factoring in 35-day multiplatform viewing across broadcast and streaming. Netflix leads streamers, CBS tops broadcast.
