US EditionNBC cancels 'Night Court,' 'Suits: LA,' 'Found,' 'The Irrational'
- NBC canceled five series including Night Court, Suits LA, Found, The Irrational, and Lopez vs. Lopez in May 2025 across various time slots.
- The cancellations followed NBC’s need to allocate 180 hours of primetime to NBA programming and declining ratings for shows like Suits LA and Found.
- Found, a procedural starring Shanola Hampton as PR specialist Gabi Mosely, premiered in fall 2023 with 10.5 million viewers and earned a Season 2 renewal before ratings dropped over 30 percent.
- Fans criticized NBC’s decision, urging platforms like Peacock, Paramount+, and Netflix to rescue Found, while Warner Bros. Television seeks new homes for the show.
- These cancellations reflect NBC’s shifting priorities amid viewer trends and programming needs, ending several series despite fan backlash and ongoing efforts to save some shows.
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