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Cancelled & Renewed NBC TV Shows for 2010-11

Published:July 1, 2011

ChaseThe peacock network continues to struggle in the ratings. As a result, their schedule has the most changes and it’s sometimes hard to keep track of your favorite NBC TV shows. Have they been cancelled or renewed? Below is a list of all of the regular NBC series that have aired during the 2010-11 season (roughly June 30, 2010 – May 31, 2011).

Using this list you can tell where your favorite NBC series stand, particularly if they’ve been cancelled or renewed. If you can’t find a particular NBC program on this list, it may have been cancelled last season (2009-10) or perhaps the one before (2008-09).

For a list of cancelled shows from all networks, you can go here. It may also be possible that we missed something so feel free to let us know in the comments below.

NOTE: This page is no longer being updated. You can find newer versions here.

         
  TV shows Current/latest season Status  
  30 Rock 5 (22 eps, aired) renewed for season 6  
  100 Questions 1 (6 eps, aired) cancelled  
  America's Got Talent 5 (32 eps, aired) renewed for season 6
  America's Next Great Restaurant 1 (9 eps, aired) cancelled
  The Biggest Loser 11 (21 eps, aired) renewed for season 12  
  Breakthrough with Tony Robbins 1 (2 of 6 eps aired) cancelled  
  The Cape 1 (10 eps, aired) cancelled  
  Celebrity Apprentice 11 (12 eps, aired) renewed for season 12  
  Chase 1 (18 eps, aired) cancelled  
  Chuck 4 (24 eps, aired) renewed for season 5  
  Community 2 (24 eps, aired) renewed for season 3  
  Dateline 20 (unknown eps) renewed for season 21  
  The Event 1 (22 eps, aired) cancelled  
  Friday Night Lights 5 (13 eps, aired) ending  
  Harry's Law 1 (12 eps, aired) renewed for season 2
  Last Comic Standing 7 (10 eps, aired) cancelled  
  Law & Order: Los Angeles 1 (22 eps) cancelled  
  Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 12 (22 eps, aired) renewed for season 13  
  Losing It with Jillian 1 (8 eps, aired) cancelled  
  Minute to Win It 2 (15 eps) airing, not cancelled or renewed yet  
  The Office 7 (26 eps, aired) renewed for season 8  
  Outlaw 1 (8 eps, aired) cancelled  
  Outsourced 1 (22 eps, aired) cancelled  
  Parenthood 2 (22 eps, aired) renewed for season 3  
  Parks & Recreation 3 (16 eps, aired) renewed for season 4  
  The Paul Reiser Show 1 (2 of 6 eps aired) cancelled  
  Perfect Couples 1 (11 of 13 eps aired) cancelled  
  Persons Unknown 1 (13 eps, aired) cancelled  
  School Pride 1 (7 eps, aired) cancelled  
  The Sing-Off 2 (5 eps, aired) renewed for season 3  
  Undercovers 1 (11 of 13 eps aired) cancelled  
  The Voice 1 (10 eps, aired) renewed for season 2  
  Who Do You Think You Are? 2 (8 eps, aired) renewed for season 3  
         
  Last updated: July 1, 2011.      
         

Note: Friends with Benefits, Love Bites, and It’s Worth What? were previously on this list but have been removed because they were held until the 2011-12 season.

Here’s the press release for NBC’s new 2011-12 season schedule.

Here are listings for the other networks: ABC | CBS | The CW | FOX

What do you think? Were you surprised about which NBC TV shows were cancelled or renewed?

 

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red May 22, 2012 at 7:35 am

i am glad to see harry was not canceld.seeing this show is for the older generation .

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Robinson McGrue May 17, 2012 at 9:43 pm

Harry’s Law and The Firm are great shows and should stay on.

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G Taylor May 16, 2012 at 1:35 pm

Harry’s Law has some of the best actors available and the very thought of NBC cancelling this program because of an “older audience”; or was it because you had real actors and not reality children who get rich quick. This is evidence of very poor programming and your company deserves Bad Ratings. Maybe all of the older audience members should just ban NBC forever.

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Susan Kelly May 13, 2012 at 2:43 pm

Harry’s Law is by far my favorite show on all of TV. Please reconsider canceling such a relevant and intelligent show!!

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Christie May 12, 2012 at 9:37 am

I’m glued to my tv set each time America’s Got Talent, The Voice and The Sing Off and Law and Order are on.

I like Harry’s Law and Last Comic Standing and hope you keep those on.

I also watch Dateline

The Celebrity Apprentice is getting old, boring and such, probably is still on because it helps charities. I hate the bickering. Maybe The Donald can come up with another show with no bickering.

I used to watch the old Chuck (the techie) but since he changed I don’t care for the show although I like the actor. Keep it on for those who like the newer version.

The Office has always been too dry for me.

I remember seeing the ads for Outsourced and it looked like fun but I could never find the actual show on my tv. Maybe i expected it to be something but then didn’t recognize it when it was on.

If I had to choose the BEST of all the shows you have on, I’d say it was The Sing Off.

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Chris April 17, 2012 at 9:02 pm

The real problem with Chase was that NBC did EVERYTHING wrong [as usual]. Compare that to FX’s cr***y ripoff full of redneck stereotypes – “Justified”. FOX did everything right (ADs during the SUPER BOWL), while NBC did everything wrong (inadequate advertising, taking it off the air for months with no explanation, bringing it back without so much as a word and immediately cancelling it due to poor ratings [because everyone thought it had already been cancelled], etc…) The result: a great show (Chase) is no more while the world is subjected to season after season of “Justified.”

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Robin April 14, 2012 at 11:20 pm

Law & Order shows were the best you had going, and you are dumping them one by one! You didn’t even give LA enough time to get going. There were many cast changes over the years, some just took a little longer to catch on, but they pulled the ratings after a while. So quit looking for a quick fix, and do it right!

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eric February 13, 2012 at 9:04 pm

bring back outsourced or hopefully another network will

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mike January 17, 2012 at 10:35 am

The series CHUCK will not end with season 5. Millions of fans are fighting NBC on this extremely poor decision to end CHUCK. Chuck will move to another network, we the powerful fans will make sure of that. NBC will be boycotted as well as all NBC Sponsors. We will be heard. We will bankrupt NBC by removing their only source of income$. We the fans control weather NBC stays in business. Business is about money, thats it, just money. Sponsors will not advertise on nbc if we boycott their products and services. We will get CHUCK to continue. Contact all sponsors fans! together we can win more seasons of CHUCK.

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2 Stacks January 10, 2012 at 5:38 pm

NBC has cancelled more shows than any other network and yet they continue to air “the apprentice” . Do they still not realize why they are in last place?

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Sarah January 2, 2012 at 11:38 pm

OMG ! They need to continue making the 2nd season of Outsourced ! pleaseeee ! i really love that show.. I watch it on Hulu tho and not directly thru the tv when it aires

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Joanne November 5, 2011 at 12:56 am

The only shows I watch on NBC are Chuck, The Voice, and Days of Our Lives. I’m still mad that you canceled Life, Friday Night Lights, The Black Donnelly’s, and Southland.

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granville woods October 21, 2011 at 11:19 am

undercovers was one of the sexiest shows on tv, but the bakery kept getting caught up in the plot. there is no such thing as a part time spy

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granville woods October 21, 2011 at 11:16 am

I was surprised that both chase and undercovers was canceled. chase problem was that it had a couple of supporting actors who kept bringing down the script, as a retired small town police officer , we don’t do that much whinning and do not want to hear it.

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mec1940 September 24, 2011 at 2:02 pm

NBC only has 2 shows I care to watch and you cancelled the LA version!! Not too sure how I’m going to take to SVU without Elliot!

Law & Order: Los Angeles
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

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