Court is no longer in session forAll Rise, andThe Unicornwill ride no more: both shows will not return for another season on CBS.
The Unicorn, which starredWalton Gogginsas a recently widowed father trying to re-enter the dating scene, aired its second season finale on March 18.All Rise, which also lasted two seasons, will air its final episode on May 24.
On Saturday, Goggins posted a farewell message next to a photo of one of his building banners that called his character “the perfect man.”
All Risefollowed an idealistic Los Angeles judge (played by Simone Missick) and the cases and personal lives of various courthouse figures.
The show had been plagued bybehind-the-scenes turmoil, with much of the writing staffdeparting after the first season, saying they repeatedly clashed with showrunner Greg Spottiswood over the show’s treatment of race and gender.Spottiswood was dismissedin March 2021.
CBS also announced Saturday that freshman comediesUnited States of AlandB Positivehave both been renewed for a second season, while dramasClariceandSEAL Teamaremoving to streaming service Paramount+.
The internet previously announced renewals forBlue Bloods,Bob Hearts Abishola,Bull,FBIandFBI: Most Wanted,Magnum P.I.,NCISandNCIS: Los Angeles,Survivor,SWAT,The Equalizer,The Neighborhood,Tough as Nails, andYoung Sheldon.
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