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Welcome back to TV's top five, the Hollywood Reporter's TV podcast.

I'm Leslie Goldberg, West Coast TV editor, and I'm joined by my friend and co-host and T.HR's chief TV critic, the one and only Mr. Daniel Feinberg. Dan, what's shaken? Just bracing for what I hear is a long weekend. How about you, Leslie? The same. I am burned out and I'm ready for a little bit of a break, which is a weird thing to say when we really haven't left the house in a couple of months. So, you know, if nothing else,

the news has been not just steady, but I would say a little bit of a torrent in the past couple

weeks. So we should probably get right to business.

Yes, well, let's start and off with this week's headlines.

Fox has renewed the resident, prodigal son, and last man standing, and canceled rookie comedy outmatched, which I'm guessing most of our listeners have never heard of.

Over at NBC, the network has renewed Good Girls for a fourth season.

Our THR colleague Ashley Collins is a big fan of Outmatched.

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