Fox Renews ‘9-1-1: Lone Star,’ ‘Call Me Kat’ & More

Gina Torres, Rob Lowe and Jim Parrack in 9-1-1 Lone Star
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Fox will have several established shows as part of its 2022-2023 lineup.

The network has renewed 9-1-1: Lone Star (for Season 4), Call Me Kat (for Season 3), Welcome to Flatch (for Season 2), and The Masked Singer (for Season 8). This news comes ahead of its in-person Upfront Presentation.

These series will be joining The Cleaning Lady Season 2, Crime Scene Kitchen Season 2, The Simpsons Season 34, Family Guy Season 20, Bob’s Burgers Season 12, The Great North Season 3, Housebroken Season 2, and Hell’s Kitchen Season 21 in returning to Fox next season. This news comes after the network announced on Friday that Pivoting and Our Kind of People would not be returning for second seasons. The Big Leap was previously canceled after its first season as well.

With these latest renewals, that leaves 9-1-1 and The Resident‘s futures still up in the air. While neither has been renewed for a sixth season yet, 9-1-1 ranks first in total viewers and the key demo among adults 18-49 when comparing its averages to the rest of Fox’s lineup, while The Resident comes in seventh and fourth with its numbers. That still puts it ahead of already-renewed shows like The Great North, Call Me Kat, and Welcome to Flatch.




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    GoldSubmarine

    Call Me Kat's renewal probably seals the deal for Mayim's future on Jeopardy (at least the daily edition). But congrats to her and the rest of the cast on getting a third season.

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      Mulebarn

      I doubt that it has/had any impact at all. The two are separate jobs after all and one does not need the other to exist. That being said, I, too, am glad for season 3.

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        GoldSubmarine

        Considering that Mayim's role on Call Me Kat prevented her from having any permanent involvement with Jeopardy this year, it's not unreasonable to assume that her days on Jeopardy are numbered unless the show completely revamps its production schedule to accommodate hers. I can't see that happening, as it would require the whole crew to be on board with that kind of an arrangement (most of them work for other Sony shows as well). I suppose that if the studio *really* wants Mayim, it could do that, but time has proven that she's not exactly the ratings draw that the execs were hoping for when they hired her.

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          Mulebarn

          Considering that while she was hosting Jeopardy she also wrote and directed a motion picture, filmed an entire second season of Call Me Kat, and completed several other projects, I don't see your premise as valid. Jeopardy shoots for limited periods throughout the year, allowing for a lot of flexibility.

          She may not be the ratings draw the execs were hoping for, but she has done a good job overall and many folks, including myself, like the shift between hosts. Jennings, too, has other projects that he has obligations for and there doesn't seem to be any 'issue' with that.

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            GoldSubmarine

            And even with that flexibility, neither Mayim nor Ken was able to complete shooting a whole season of Jeopardy for herself/himself. Besides, the production of Mayim's film (besides promotional activities, etc.) happened before she was ever permanently involved with Jeopardy. Ken has now cleared himself of all extraneous obligations, among them his departure from The Chase and his other show Master Minds on the Game Show Network, plus his online trivia publications. My guess is that moving forward, Ken will take the daily episodes and Mayim will take the primetime editions as had originally been planned.

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    BlueBandAid

    You have to renew 911 and the resident, it seems like always the good shows are canceled and the stupid ones are safe

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    GreenHat

    Seriously Welcome to Flatch has been renewed and 911 and the Resident haven't yet. That's crazy.

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      GreenApple

      Ugggghhhhh they CAN'T cancel 911. I live that one AND 911 Lonestar. I agree with you

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    CyanCandy

    Welcome to Flatch? What a joke. At least the others are quality.

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    RedLobster

    They need to renew 911. It’s one of the only good shows on TV. So sick of stupid reality shows

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    OliveCone

    the Resident's facebook page posted today they were renewed officially for season 6

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