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A longtime showrunner breaks down all of the ways to know whether a show has been renewed for a second season or will be confined to the television graveyard
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By Justin Halpern
As the networks unveil their plans for the upcoming fall season of television, it’s become difficult to know whether your favorite show will get a second season or not. Thankfully, longtime TV writer, showrunner, and $#*! My Dad Says cocreator Justin Halpern has created this handy flowchart to explain it all.
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