Beauty and the Beast 1x11 Sneak Peek "On Thin Ice"

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Beauty & the Beast gets full season order By CW

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Last night, Beauty And The Beast scored a 0.7, up a tenth from last week's 0.6 rating.

Arrow also got an order - will Emily Owens be next?
Beauty And The Beast just got a back nine order from the CW, making it the second of three freshmen series to get a full season from the network (Arrow was the first).

Season to date, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST is averaging 2.4 million viewers and a 1.3 rating among women 18-34, and a 0.9 rating among adults 18-34, in most current Nielsen data.

Beauty And The Beast stars Kristin Kreuk (“Smallville,” “CHUCK”) as Catherine, Jay Ryan (“Terra Nova”) as Vincent, Max Brown (“The Tudors,” “MI-5”) as Evan, Nina Lisandrello (“Nurse Jackie”) as Tess, Nicole Gale Anderson (“Make It or Break It”) as Heather, Austin Basis (“Life Unexpected”) as J.T., and Brian White (“The Shield,” “The Cabin in the Woods”) as Joe.

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST is produced by CBS Television Studios in association with Take 5 Productions/Whizbang Films with executive producers Sherri Cooper (“Brothers and Sisters”) & Jennifer Levin (“Without A Trace,” “Felicity”), Brian Peterson (“Smallville”) & Kelly Souders (“Smallville”), Gary Fleder (“Life Unexpected,” “October Road”), Bill Haber (“Rizzoli & Isles,” “Thurgood”), Paul J. Witt (“A Better Life”) & Tony Thomas (“A Better Life”), Ron Koslow (“Moonlight”), Frank Siracusa (“The Yard”) and John Weber ("Borgias").

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The CW Continues its Bid to Become the Actual Worst Network to Ever Attempt to Create TV Programming

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It was admittedly a surprise to see “Nikita” season 3 really happen based solely on the ratings alone; now, it is looking as though The CW may be regretting their own decision to renew the struggling series, which does have a fiercely loyal following nonetheless.

According to TVbythenumbers, The CW has decided to not air the planned new episode set to air on November 16, and in its place they are going to broadcast a special episode of “America’s Next Top Model: College Edition” that chronicles some of the best moments over the course of the season.These sort of specials are common for the show, but the implication in scheduling it here is that the network obviously thinks it will fare better than “Nikita” during the key November sweeps period.

The issue here for the future of “Nikita” is the same one that it has always been: there’s just not enough viewers, and you can blame it on everything from a bad timeslot to an unrelated lead-in to even it not getting enough promotion. The end result here is still the same. Regardless of how entertaining the show is, the idea that The CW would renew it for a fourth season to get it to the 88-episode syndication threshold also seems a little overblown. If few people aren’t watching it now, who’s going to be willing to buy it in syndication? If the network does opt to keep it until that point, they will probably air it on offseason months such as the summer or the months of January, March, and April.

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Stephen Amell shirtless promo pic for CW new show “Arrow

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