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The reality series moves to cable for a 23rd cycle.
February 24, 2016
VH1 has announced that it has revived America's Next Top Model, which was cancelled by The CW late last year after 22 cycles. The veteran modeling competition will continue on the cable network for a 23rd cycle, though creator Tyra Banks will not be returning to her hosting and judging duties. Banks will, however, remain an executive producer of the series.
America's Next Top Model originally premiered on UPN in 2003, moving to The CW in 2006 where it remained a prime time staple for 10 more years. While its ratings tapered off over time, the show retained a loyal core audience and kept things fresh with format chances such as themed seasons that started in 2011.
There are no details of what ANTM will look like when it re-appears on VH1. A new host, judging panel, and any format changes will all be announced at a later date. 14 episodes have been ordered for Cycle 23 but a premiere date is also yet to be determined.
Comments (4)
06/04/16 at 07:08pm
Uh prime time cable shows don't work??? Then what about The Walking Dead, Game of Thrones and other shows that have been successful like that.
02/28/16 at 04:51am
They need to quit bringing these shows back. America's next top model was cancelled for a reason due to low views and they really think moving it from a primetime channel(THE CW) to a cable channel is going to work?. I loved unforgettable but it was moved from CBS to A&E and look where it got it. Cable Channels are not good for Primetime shows!!
02/28/16 at 01:48am
Only if she brings back Nigel, Mr and Miss Jay!
02/25/16 at 06:11am
YESSSS!!!! :D
