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Last week, The CW announced premiere dates for All American (season six) and Walker (season four), and the network’s chief recently spoke about the future of those series and All American: Homecoming.

The third season premiere date for All American: Homecoming will be announced later, but it will likely return this summer. The fourth and final season of Superman & Lois is being held until fall.

Over the past few years, The CW has cancelled almost all of the network’s original scripted series. Are the remaining three on borrowed time?

CW President of Entertainment Brad Schwartz talked about the future of the three remaining scripted dramas at the TCA’s earlier this week. He said the following, per Deadline:

“CBS and Warner Bros have been so wonderful working with us on those shows and we’ve gotten both of those shows to an economic area, where as long as they keep rating, there’s no reason why we can’t keep them. It’s no longer a financial question, it’s a creative and performance question.”

For the three remaining shows, it was reported that “The CW was able to keep the license fees low enough for these three shows to a level that was able to work for it.”

What do you think? Are you a fan of these three CW shows? Do you plan to watch their upcoming seasons?