NBC has cancelled both Welcome to the Family and Ironside. This paves the way for the return of Community and the debut of Chicago PD, the Chicago Fire spin-off. Despite the failure of Ironside, the peacock network wants to try another reboot — Murder, She Wrote.

CBS has given full season orders to Mom, The Crazy Ones, and The Millers. (The network’s other new comedy, We Are Men, was cancelled.) The CW has renewed America’s Next Top Model for a 21st cycle. ABC is considering reviving Body of Proof.

FOX has ordered a new fantasy action-adventure series called Hieroglyph. The network has also ordered a full season of Brooklyn Nine-Nine. No word on Dads. FOX has delayed Almost Human while Bones and Raising Hope are moving to Fridays.

Betty White’s Off Their Rockers, which was dropped by NBC, has been revived by Lifetime. Bravo has ordered Million Dollar Listing Miami.

Though the show’s ratings have dropped, Franklin & Bash has been renewed for a fourth season on TNT. Showtime has renewed Homeland (season four) and Masters of Sex (season two). Suits has been picked up by USA Network for a fourth season too.

ABC Family has announced return dates for Pretty Little Liars, Twisted, Switched at Birth, and The Fosters. Nickelodeon has renewed The Haunted Hathaways and See Dad Run but cancelled Figure It Out.

Meanwhile, PBS has announced 2014 return dates for Downton Abbey, Sherlock, Mr. Selfridge, and The Bletchley Circle. Season two of Banshee debuts in January on Cinemax.

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