In an interview with Vulture, the co-creator and showrunner remember the week leading up to cancelation.
“People were saying “We’re not sure what’s going on,” or, “We think it’ll come back but we’re not sure.” So we were all starting to get worried. And then in the few days beforehand, it started to seem like a real possibility that we weren’t going to be brought back, but even still, we thought we would probably come back.”
Then The Reason From The Network Came Out
Goor got a call on the day the announcement came out from the studio, then the network.
“They weren’t going to put it on the schedule, that they loved the show and they were very sorry, but that was the way it shook out. All of the stuff that Fox CEOs have said in the press is the same stuff they told us, that they’re making a strategic shift, and because they bought Thursday Night Football, there just aren’t as many time slots.”
Sadly, one of the main cast members will be leaving during the sixth season.
The Show Picked Up Right Where It Left Off
The season five finale left fans with Amy and Jake tying the knot. Plus, the moment of truth would be revealed as to whether or not Captain Holt has been named the new police commissioner.
Not only will this be a continuing storyline, but NBC ordered five additional episodes for the season, increasing it from 13 to 18. One other storyline revolves around the younger, more interesting days from Hitchcock and Scully.
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