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The Hayley Atwell starrer earned a surprise second season renewal and returned as a "gap" show under former ABC Entertainment Group president Paul Lee.Despite heaps of praise from critics, Carter finished its limited run with a 1.4 rating among adults under 50 and 4.3 million total viewers with DVR � both a far cry from Agents of SHIELD.

Compounding that, ABC is spinning off popular Agents of SHIELD favorites Adrianne Palicki and Nick Blood for Marvel's Most Wanted, a more natural extension of the already renewed flagship series.For her part, Atwell already booked the lead (in first position) in buzzy�ABC procedural Convictionwhich has been looking good�for a series order as Carter fans are left to ponder that cliffhanger ending.Additionally, ABC has passed on picking up Agents of SHIELD spinoff Marvel's Most Wanted after redeveloping the project from last year.

Following the adventures of Bobbi Morse (aka Mockingbird) and Lance Hunter, SHIELD favorites�Adrianne Palicki and Nick Blood were set to reprise their roles after exiting the flagship series earlier this season. Delroy Lindo, Oded Fehr and�Fernana Andrade were set to co-star in the drama from writer Paul Zbyszewski.Keep up with all the renewals, cancellations and new series pickups with THR's handy scorecard�and follow the pilot crop status here.

For full upfronts 2016 coverage, go to THR.com/upfronts. Agent Carter MarvelABC's�cancellation of "Agent Carter" after only its secondseason was a surprise for many.After all, Marvel and ABC are sibling companies under Disney. Andyears ago, ABC had been very vocal about wanting to mount aMarvel TV franchise starting with "Marvel's Agents ofS.H.I.E.L.D."Jeph Loeb, who heads television at Marvel, told Business Insiderthat there wasn't much discussion between Marvel and ABCsurrounding the decision to kill "Agent Carter."" There were no conversations,"Loeb told us.

"We had a call from the network. The network saidthey were cancelling the show."When we asked what he understoodof ABC's decision, Loeb responded, "I don't." "Agent Carter," which acted as agap-filler between seasons of "S.H.I.E.L.D," was certainlypraised by critics, but it was never a barn-burner in ratings.According to Nielsen, the show's second season�earned a low0.79 average rating among viewers most desired byadvertisers, adults under age 50, and averaged just 2.7 milliontotal live viewers.For comparison, "S.H.I.E.L.D."averaged a 1.18 rating and 3.4 million live viewers.To add insult to injury in therelationship between ABC and Marvel, the broadcast network passedon ordering the series "Marvel's Most Wanted."But Loeb said the ties between the two Disneybranches�"couldn't be better.""We make the best shows that wecan as they are requested by the various networks," he explained."So whether it�s ABC or Netflix or FX or Fox or Freeform, any ofthe networks that we�re on, they ask us to tell the best storiesthat we can, and we do that.

We hope that, in turn, we�re thengoing to get the best audience that we can. And when they decidethat that�s not something they want to do anymore, there�s not alot you can do. That�s the nature of the televisionbusiness."As for fans of "Agent Carter," Loeb emphasized that a goodbye inthe Marvel Universe isn't always final."Let me just put it this way: Iwatched �The Avengers.� Phil Coulson died.

His story was done.We�re about to go into the fourth season, and he�s standing rightover there," Loeb gestured to the actor who plays Coulson, ClarkGregg, who was in the room with us. "So I like to think thatanything is possible. And that�s one of the reasons why I enjoymy job so much."Haley Atwell, who played Carter,is currently starring on ABC's new fall show "Conviction." Butshe's still�in the family. �Business Insider Select�Tech Select�Tech Chart Of The Day�Markets Chart Of The Day�10 Things Before the Opening Bell�Instant MBA�Business Insider Events�BI Intelligence Daily�Digital Industry Insider � * Copyright � 2016 Business Insider Inc.

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The show�s low ratings, however, likely made a third season cost-prohibitive for ABC. The Season 2 finale in March pulled in just 2.35 million total viewers and a 0.7 demo rating, hitting and tying series lows.RELATED 2016 Renewal Scorecard: What�s Coming Back?

What�s Getting Cancelled? What�s on the Bubble?Agent Carter�s first and second seasons � which totaled just 18 episodes � aired during Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.�s midseason breaks.Atwell will remain in the ABC fold, however as the star of the network�s new drama Conviction. Atwell plays the brilliant-but-rebellious daughter of a Clinton-like political family, who is forced into taking a job as the head of Los Angeles� newly created Conviction Integrity Unit.

Along with her team of lawyers, investigators and forensic experts, she has two weeks to examine cases where there�s credible suspicion that the wrong person may have been convicted of a crime. May 12, 2016 at 3:46 PMIncredibly disappointing.

I was hoping for a third and final season, even just 8 episodes, about the founding of S.H.I.E.L.D.Holding out hope that something can be done for a third season at Netflix. Maybe even Freeform? May 12, 2016 at 4:07 PMGetting it onto Netflix with other Marvel shows would be good.

I also would love to see agent carter cancelled 2016 founding of Shield. What a bummer. I also just enjoyed having a show set in the post WWII era. The clothing and cars were fun to see. I hope Enver can get on another show. I adore him! May 12, 2016 at 4:58 PMIt was a cool show that deserved full seasons.

Wanna cancel something. Agents of S.H.I.T needs to go NOW. The whole point of the first Avengers movie was ruined to make that uninterestng show. May 12, 2016 at 5:24 PMIf you have Netflix or Hulu, watch Foyle�s War, set in England before, during, and after the war.

There were 9 seasons, each season being very few episodes�the British do not ever have many episodes per season�BUT, if you are interested in the war years, and like British detectives, it�s a wonderful show�not sci-fi or fantasy, just plain intelligent detective work. The cops don�t carry guns, and neither do most of the bad guys, who find many other ways to murder someone and try to get away with it. May 12, 2016 at 6:35 PMSo much about this show was awesome and so much was awful.

I�ll miss what next season could have been, for sure, but I definitely understand why it didn�t catch on. Characters were great but it needed better plots on a weekly basis. May 12, 2016 at 3:48 PMWow � renewals and cancellations are coming at agent carter cancelled 2016 fast clip!

I read one story then refresh and another one pops up. Drats about Agent Carter! Was interested in seeing how she and Howard start SHIELD. At least Hayley Atwell is staying on TV in a new series and that�s a good thing. Will miss Jarvis though, and his wife.

They were great. May 12, 2016 at 5:41 PMThis happens every year before the Upfronts � next week�s unveiling of all the networks� schedules for the 2016-2017 TV season. We should be hearing on the renewals, pick-ups and cancellations from the other networks over the next four-five days, too.

Fox has even started its announcement cycle. May 12, 2016 at 3:59 PMBoooooooo. While I was quite satisfied with the last finale, I was really hoping for a season three, even a short one.

They left some intriguing plot threads to pick back up, and this cast is one of my favorite ensembles right now. Actually, Agent Carter is one of my favorite MCU properties right now� Here�s hoping Butters &Co get an opportunity to share the next part of the story they had planned somehow! May 12, 2016 at 4:06 PMI expected it, but this is just sad. It was such a great fill in for when Agents of SHIELD went on break, but not � Home� Features� Email Newsletters� Gear & Style� Gadgets� Apparel� Grooming� Health & Fitness� Exercise� Diet & Nutrition� Stress & Sleep� Relationships & Family� Money & Career� Productivity� Career Advice� Personal Finance� Autos� Industry Insights� The Best� Drives & Reviews� Concepts & Rumors� Luxury� Hybrids & EVs� Motorcycles� Sports� NFL� NBA� MLB� NCAA� Other Sports� Entertainment� Movies� TV� Gaming� Music� Books� Culture� States & Cities� Food & Drink� Travel� More� About Us� Archive� Jobs� Contact Us� Terms of Use� Privacy Policy Hayley Atwell on Agent Carter | Source: ABCThe Marvel Cinematic Universe is constantly in flux.

While Agents of SHIELD�soldiers on over at ABC, Captain America: Civil War�recently took over the box office, while Daredevil�s second season made its debut on Netflix.

Not to be overshadowed though was Agent Carter,�the Hayley Atwell-led series that quickly established itself as the equal (and sometimes superior) to its Agents of SHIELD�predecessor. The show�s relative quality wasn�t enough to keep it on the air though.

Agent Carter has officially been cancelled after just two seasons, and the MCU is worse off for it.When it kicked off back in 2015, the series was the first female-led superhero show in the modern era of the genre. Shows like Jessica Jones�and Supergirl�soon followed, but there�s no denying Agent Carter�s place in history.

Thematically, it was everything you could have wanted out of a Marvel series: It starred a self-assured, yet also imperfect, lead hero, while digging into carefully constructed storytelling in post-WWII America. In the greater MCU, it contextualized the TV and movie narratives by showing us the history of both.For what it�s worth, Agent Carter�s quality didn�t figure in to its cancellation.

Lead actor Hayley Atwell had even already been cast in another ABC series before the news ever hit, indicating that the writing was on the wall all along.

It was poor ratings that sunk the show in the end, losing 54% of its viewership between the first and second season, followed by almost a million more dropping off the wagon by the time the Season 2 finale aired.

Additionally, its departure leaves Agents of SHIELD�as the final bastion of the MCU on network television. Agent Carter | Source: ABCAgent Carter�wasn�t the only Marvel series to get some bad news recently either. A planned Agents of SHIELD�spinoff titled Marvel�s Most Wanted�apparently didn�t do well with test audiences, and now finds itself unceremoniously tossed aside.�Hopefully, it�s a move that brings Agents�favorites Adrianne Palicki and Nick Blood back into the fold (the pair were originally slated to star in Most Wanted).

More than that though, all this represents a huge shift in the way Marvel treats their TV shows.As Daredevil�and Jessica Jones�gather popularity on Netflix, it�s becoming clear that the streaming service is where Marvel Studios is placing their television-related bets. It makes spinoffs like Marvel�s Most Wanted�and Agent Carter�expendable, especially as budgets ramp up for the Netflix universe, and having just green-lit a Punisher�series, things are only going to get more expensive.

At the same time, Agents of SHIELD�still remains as a necessary connection to the movie-verse, something Daredevil�et al generally eschews in favor of more self-contained stories. Basically, Agent Carter�s cancellation isn�t simply a case of a show with poor ratings going off the air.

Rather, it�s evidence of Marvel shifting their focus in the realm of TV on a much grander scale.All told, it�s sad to see Agent Carter�officially end its journey. Of all the various stories in the MCU, this one show managed to stand apart as a story set in an entirely different era, with characters we wouldn�t see anywhere else. We hopefully won�t have seen the last of Hayley Atwell within the greater Marvel Universe, but for now, we�ll have to deal with not seeing her on a weekly basis.

There�ll certainly be no shortage of great content coming in the form of Luke Cage, The Punisher,�and the rest of Marvel�s various Netflix shows, but at the same time, Agent Carter�s absence will be felt.Follow Nick on Twitter @NickNorthwest More from Entertainment Cheat Sheet:� Why Marvel�s TV Shows Are Better Than Its Movies� The Marvel Cinematic Universe Movies Ranked, From Worst to Best� Marvel�s �Daredevil�: 6 Biggest Problems With Season 2 Navigation Menu�Film�TV�Digital�Contenders�Video�Dirt�Scene�More�Biz�Music�Legit�Jobs�Conferences�Insight�Archives�Directory� Choose Edition:� U.S� Latino� Global� Asia� Russia �Agent Carter� has been cancelled at ABC after two seasons, Variety has learned.However, �Agent Carter� star Hayley Atwell has landed another series at the network, the drama � Conviction,� which has officially been greenlit for the 2016-2017 season. RelatedMarvel�s Mockingbird Series Starring Adrianne Palicki Lands ABC Pilot Order (EXCLUSIVE)In �Conviction,� Atwell stars as a lawyer and the former First Daughter�Hayes Morrison, who is about to accept a job offered from her sexy nemesis, NY District Attorney Wayne Wallis (Eddie Cahill), to avoid jail time for cocaine possession and avoid hurting her mother�s Senate campaign.

Working with his team at the new Conviction Integrity Unit will let her use her brilliant mind to turn over cases where there is credible suspicion of wrongful conviction, and give her a chance to turn things around with her high-powered political family.Shawn Ashmore,�Merrin Dungey, Emily Kinney, Manny Montana and Daniel DiTomasso�also star. The series was created by Liz Friedman�(�Elementary,� �Marvel�s Jessica Jones�) and director Liz Friedlander�(�The Following�), and will be exec produced by Mark Gordon and Nick Pepper.

ABC Studios and The Mark Gordon Company are producing the drama. �Conviction� marks the second order for Mark Gordon Co. this week, following Kiefer Sutherland�s �Designated Survivor.� The company is also behind ABC�s �Quantico� and �Grey�s Anatomy.�Airing as a bridge during �Marvel�s Agents of SHIELD� hiatus again this season, �Agent Carter� averaged a 1.4 rating in adults 18-49 and 4.4 million viewers overall in �live plus-7� estimates from Nielsen � down sharply from its first year.Meanwhile, another Marvel project is in the works at ABC: �Marvel�s Most Wanted,� a spinoff of �Agents of SHIELD,� which has been renewed for Season 4.Here�s the first look at Hayley Atwell in �Conviction,� which has been greenlight for the 2-16-2017 season: Most Popular� 1� Film� 11:00PM PTSan Sebastian: Canary Islands Open Up a Second Front in International Production� 2� TV� 10:45PM PTEmmy Nominees Gather For Charity and Celebration at The Evening Before Party� 3� Dirt� 7:31PM PTNew York City Explosion Injures 29, Cause Under Investigation� 4� Film� 4:41PM PTFilm Review: �David Lynch: The Art Life�� 5� Film� 2:21PM PT�Justice League�: First Look at J.K.

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please continue with this show. June 16, 2016 at 5:34 pmAlright, has feminism gone to far? Yes. They are questioning abc for cutting shows xD They have a limit to the amount of shows they can have up, not like they can air 10 shows at the same time, theres a schedule to be made.

So �m� go take your crap were people care. May 19, 2016 at 12:39 pmSarcastic woot! .Interesting story lines directly connected to the most popular and successful film franchise in our time. and look, its been cancelled in favor of some show that i find so uninteresting that i didn�t even bother to finish reading the shows description. May 16, 2016 at 2:51 pmTelevision Networks aren�t charities. They�re corporations with shareholders. If a show isn�t pulling in ratings or viewers � the two things they�re created for � they can�t keep producing them.

It wasn�t a �wrong decision� for them. And anyone asking �why??!� � it is clearly stated in agent carter cancelled 2016 article.

It wasn�t ABC who didn�t recognize a great show � it was the audience or, rather, the lack of audience. May 16, 2016 at 6:02 pmNo, it was the lack of any meaningful marketing, the terrible scheduling problems�and the overall all lack of support from the network for the cast, crew and producers as well as a new management and network president who had no clue how to handle a show like this� May 14, 2016 at 11:39 amI completely agree with all that KansasGuest has said.

This was a great show and Hayley Atwell, well, if they ever opt for a female Bond, I can�t think of any other actress who could pull it off believably. It was, indeed, unique and interesting because of its differences. Fie upon thee, ABC, for not recognizing what a �super� program this was. May 13, 2016 at 9:38 pmAlthough I�m glad Hayley Atwell will be onscreen with CONVICTION, the premise of a lawyer team fighting crime in a �special unit� is prettyAbout EW� Contact Us� Customer Service� About Us� Jobs at Time Inc.� Advertise� Privacy Policy� Your California Privacy Rights� Ad Choices� Newsletters� Subscribe� Terms of Service� Site Map ABC has given a series order to Conviction, which stars Agent Carter�s Hayley Atwell, EW has learned.

The network also simultaneously canceled Agent Carter, making it the�Marvel�s first live-action series to be axed.In the show, lawyer and former First Daughter Hayes Morrison (Atwell) is about to accept a job agent carter cancelled 2016 her sexy nemesis, NY District Attorney Wayne Wallis, to avoid jail time for cocaine possession and avoid hurting her mother�s Senate campaign. Working with his team at the new Conviction Integrity Unit will let her use her brilliant mind to turn over cases where there is credible suspicion of wrongful conviction, and give her a chance to turn things around with her high-powered political family.Conviction also stars�Eddie Cahill, Shawn Ashmore, Merrin Dungey, Emily Kinney, Manny Montana, and Daniel DiTomasso.

Liz Friedman will write and executive-produce with Mark Gordon, Nicholas Pepper, and Liz Friedlander.Agent Carter�s cancellation is bittersweet considering � spoiler alert � Peggy Carter just perished in Captain America: Civil War. Details here.To find out the fates of the rest of your favorite shows, here�s our Deathwatch list of safe, renewed, and bubble shows. Top Stories�'The Good Wife' spinoff to feature Eli Gold's daughter�J.K.

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