Will ‘9-1-1’ & ‘The Resident’ Return for Sixth Seasons on Fox?
When Fox unveiled its 2022-2023 programming slate, its two longest-running scripted series were left off, leading to a question of whether or not 9-1-1 and The Resident will return for sixth seasons.
“We’re in good faith negotiations with 20th and based on our long history with that company, we think we’re in pretty good shape,” Charlie Collier, CEO, FOX Entertainment, said during a call with press ahead of the network’s Upfronts Presentation. “We adore Ryan [Murphy]. We’re so pleased to have 9-1-1: Lone Star locked and loaded. We’re in good faith negotiations and feel good about it.”
While looking at the average total viewers and rating in the key demo among adults 18-49, compared to the rest of Fox’s lineup, 9-1-1 ranks first in both, while The Resident is ahead of already-renewed shows like The Great North, Call Me Kat, and Welcome to Flatch.
In addition to the aforementioned 9-1-1: Lone Star renewal (for Season 4), Bob’s Burgers (for Season 12), Call Me Kat (for Season 3), The Cleaning Lady (for Season 2), Crime Scene Kitchen (for Season 2), Family Guy (for Season 20), The Great North (for Season 3), Hell’s Kitchen (for Season 21), Housebroken (for Season 2), The Masked Singer (for Season 8), The Simpsons (for Season 34), and Welcome to Flatch (for Season 2) will be back for the 2022-2023 season.
The Big Leap, Our Kind of People, and Pivoting were all canceled after their first seasons.
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The Resident and 911 should be renewed.
Family favorites.
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The Resident is a great show & deserves renewal. It has good story lines & acting.
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Renew 911 & The Resident both shows I tape to watch always don't want to lose them!
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I LOVE both 911 shows and of love The Resident--Their storylines are impressive and you can learn something from the Resident--Without a doubt I am hooked on The Cleaning Lady---just love the actors and stories
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I really like 911 and DO NOT like 911:Lone Star, so that is about as usual. I can't understand some of the renewals, especially of shows that are NOT that popular or good, but who knows?
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Yes, I faithfully watch 911 but I have no interest in 911: Lonestar.
I have watched a few episodes but it never peaked my interest.
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I hope they keep The Resident… it’s been a while since I’ve watched 911 but I can’t believe that Call Md Cat is still on the air…. That is the absolute worst sitcom I’ve seen in decades and I’ve seen some pretty nasty ones. I couldn’t find one thing to laugh at and I watched a few episodes and it’s just a waste of my time but I can’t believe it’s still on. It’s not even remotely funny.
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The Resident is a great show. Back in the '80's St. Elsewhere spoiled me for all other doctor shows. I hadn't watched one since until The Resident came along. I actually care about these characters.
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Times have changed from when the studio and network were one. It wouldn't be too much of a stretch to see Disnry (owner of 20th Century Studios) move 911 to ABC.
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The title of The Resident says it all. The premise of the original concept has been completed and the show is now just another hospital soap opera. Nothing wrong with that, but nothing special either.
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