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NBC has ordered more episodes for the legal drama's second season.
October 11, 2011
NBC has given some good news for a change to one of its dramas this season, ordering six additional episodes for Season 2 of Harry's Law. The courtroom series is the first drama on the peacock network this fall to receive an order for more scripts. Newcomer The Playboy Club has already been cancelled.
Harry's Law has struggled in the ratings so far in its sophomore season, not faring any better than the aforementioned The Playboy Club in the adults 18-49 demographic, leading to speculation that it could be next to get the axe. Viewership, however, may have been the deciding factor as to why NBC is showing confidence in the series. Over 7 million households have tuned into each of its three episodes so far, with the numbers slightly increasing with each airing.
(Source: The Hollywood Reporter)
Comments (4)
05/15/12 at 02:50pm
EVERYONE SHOULD BLACK BALL NBC SINCE THEY CANCEL
ONE OF THE SHOWS OR MORE THAT YOU ENJOY.
ONE OF THE SHOWS OR MORE THAT YOU ENJOY.
12/21/11 at 05:10am
Season 1 was fantastic and the summer hiatius broke it. Stopped watching after the third episode..couldn't take it anymore. It is not longer the show it started out to be and should be cancelled. This is the perfect example of fixng something that wasn't broken and breaking it.
12/03/11 at 09:00am
Couldn't agree more with Mando. The first season, with the shoe store, had a great street-level, battling for the underdog, quirky riff going. Now it's just another bland lawyer show. Apparently all the majority of TV fans want is bland.
11/30/11 at 12:39pm
1st season was great!!! Than season 2 came with changes... why? why? why? This show was great, now David E. Kelley is turning it into Boston Legal... don't get me wrong, I loved boston legal, but i've already seen that show. tick tock, tick tock... the end is near.
