Chuck Lorre‘s CBS sitcoms Mom and Mike & Molly were each renewed for an additional season on Wednesday, according to an individual with knowledge of both productions.
CBS is filling its Monday vacancy from The Millers with a familiar face. The network has slotted the fifth season of Melissa McCarthy comedy to take over the Mondays at 8:30 p.m. slot previously occupied by the Will Arnett series beginning Dec. 8.
After a disastrous fall start, CBS is revamping its schedule, swapping in veteran sitcom Mike & Molly after We Are Men flopped. It should bring ratings gains.
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The off-net CBS sitcom is being pitched to station buyers. Other contenders for the market two years out include Debmar-Mercury’s Anger Management with Charlie Sheen.
Looking ahead to 2014, syndicators are pitching stations on a number of broadcast and cable shows including Warner Bros.’ Mike & Molly, Charlie Sheen’s Anger Management on FX and TV Land’s Hot in Cleveland.
CBS’s ‘Mike & Molly’ Falls To Season Low
Mike & Molly is no Two and a Half Men. Holding the 9 p.m. anchor spot for the first time this season, and facing tough competition against ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, an original Mike posted a season low in the first week of an experiment that moved Men reruns back to 9:30 p.m., effectively flipping the two shows. Mike” averaged a 2.5 adults 18-49 rating, down 17% from its most recent original episode last month, when it aired at 9:30 p.m. behind a Men repeat.