Fans of new TV shows often worry whether their new series will be cancelled or renewed for a second season. There’s now none of that bull when it comes to Bull. That’s right, the Bull TV show has been renewed for season two on CBS.
Inspired by the early career of Doctor Phil McGraw, the Bull TV show stars Michael Weatherly as Dr. Jason Bull. The CBS cast also includes Freddy Rodriguez, Geneva Carr, Jaime Lee Kirchner, Annabelle Attanasio, and Christopher Jackson.
Airing on the CBS television network, season one of Bull is averaging a 1.53 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 11.85 million viewers, so the renewal makes sense. Find out how Bull stacks up against the other CBS TV shows.
Here’s the CBS press release:
03.23.2017
CBS RENEWS 18 SERIES FOR THE 2017-2018 SEASON
Pick-Ups Include the #1 Scripted Program/Comedy, the #1 Drama, the #1 New Series, the #1 New Comedy and the #1 Newsmagazine
5 Freshman Series Part of Network’s Early Renewals
CBS today announced early renewals of 18 returning series for the 2017-2018 season, displaying the programming depth and stability of America’s Most Watched Network. Additional returning series pick-ups for next season will be announced at a later date.
The shows renewed to date include 6 comedies, 9 dramas, 1 reality series, 2 newsmagazines and a roster of hit programs across every night of the week. They also include the #1 scripted program/comedy THE BIG BANG THEORY; the #1 drama NCIS; the #1 new series BULL; the #1 new comedy KEVIN CAN WAIT; and the #1 newsmagazine 60 MINUTES.
In addition, 5 freshman shows are part of the Network’s early renewals, including BULL, KEVIN CAN WAIT, MACGYVER, MAN WITH A PLAN and SUPERIOR DONUTS.
Following are the renewed series to date for the 2017-2018 season:
- THE BIG BANG THEORY*
- BLUE BLOODS
- BULL
- HAWAII FIVE-0
- KEVIN CAN WAIT
- LIFE IN PIECES
- MACGYVER
- MADAM SECRETARY
- MAN WITH A PLAN
- MOM
- NCIS*
- NCIS: LOS ANGELES
- NCIS: NEW ORLEANS
- SCORPION
- SUPERIOR DONUTS
- SURVIVOR
- 48 HOURS
- 60 MINUTES
CBS will finish the current season as America’s Most Watched Network for the 14th time in 15 years. The Network will announce its new fall 2017-2018 schedule on Wednesday, May 17 at Carnegie Hall in New York City.
* Renewals for THE BIG BANG THEORY and NCIS were previously announced.
What do you think? Are you a fan of the Bull TV series? Do you plan to watch the second season on CBS?
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25 Comments on "Bull: Season Two of Michael Weatherly Series Ordered by CBS"
Wait it was questing an 2nd season? Why it a great show
Yes, I throughly enjoyed watching Bull. Michael W. does a great job. Glad to know the series was renewed.
Very pleased, thik it suits Michael Weatherly better than NCIS.
So glad Bull will be returning for season 2. I’ve passed this on my recommendation to watch this to all my friends.
Thrilled for Season 2 !! Love this show.
I hate the show. He should have stayed on NCIS.
I only watched enough of this season to know I did not like it. I will not waste my time on the new season. Sure wish he had stayed on NCIS where everyone liked his part. Oh well, guess we can’t have everything we want. I’ll find something to watch’
I love Bull but I was disappointed at the end of the season, the last few eps went off. Also the simpering faces and hitting on every women he sees (generally much younger than him) is getting a bit old. He doesn’t need to hit on women every episode, it is clingy.
We absolutely love Michael Weatherly in Bull NCIS is not the same without him
Miss him on NCIS too!
Love it, Michael Weatherly really plays the roll well and storyline is interesting.
This is a smart drama with excellent and interesting plots.
I love this show!!! I’m so glad it’s been renewed for season two.
Michael Weatherly kills it as Bull and plus Dr. Phil is incredible for creating this amazing series
Love, love this show. Totally different psychological series which keeps you guessing up to the end. Congrats to CBS for renewing a good, entertaining show (as opposed to all those horrible reality rubbish).
I love this show! I may not fit the demographics, but give the oldsters (60+) some consideration. I have seen to many really good shows end because the youngsters did not like them! So….Go Bull! Thanks CBS for renewing!!