US TV
USA Network has greenlit new seasons for Burn Notice and Psych.
Both shows have received a 16-episode order, which will see Burn enter its third season and Psych its fourth.
USA has been impressed with each show's rankings in the 18-49 demograph. Burn pulled in an average of 2.8 million in the age bracket, while Psych's figures averaged 2.2 million.
USA's Jeff Wachtel told The Hollywood Reporter: "We're really lucky to have a broad palate of success with two very different shows that work in our brand filter - one a buddy comedy and the other a sexy action show.
"Both are character-based, and both very much fit within our 'Characters Welcome' brand."
Both shows have received a 16-episode order, which will see Burn enter its third season and Psych its fourth.
USA has been impressed with each show's rankings in the 18-49 demograph. Burn pulled in an average of 2.8 million in the age bracket, while Psych's figures averaged 2.2 million.
USA's Jeff Wachtel told The Hollywood Reporter: "We're really lucky to have a broad palate of success with two very different shows that work in our brand filter - one a buddy comedy and the other a sexy action show.
"Both are character-based, and both very much fit within our 'Characters Welcome' brand."
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