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NBC Wants More “Harry’s Law,” “Prime Suspect” Scripts

NBC is not totally sold on the value of its sophomore drama “Harry’s Law” and freshman “Prime Suspect,” but it is at least considering giving them a chance to prove their worth.

Both dramas received orders for six additional scripts, a sign that NBC is definitely not unequivocally committed to doing away with the series at midseason. Neither has delivered in the adults 18-49 ratings, although “Prime Suspect” is a high-profile project with a high-profile star and has shown at least some hints of stabilizing (especially if the Monday re-runs fuel more interest in the series).

“Harry’s Law,” meanwhile, remains a draw in the overall viewers column (it skews very old) and scored a first-season Emmy nomination for star Kathy Bates. It has also never received strong lead-in support–whether in its original Monday at 10PM timeslot or its current Wednesday at 9PM timeslot.

Written by Brian Cantor

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