Friday, March 20 2009, 14:48 GMT
By Mayer Nissim, Entertainment Reporter
Rex Features
CBS has confirmed that it has signed deals to renew Two And A Half Men and Big Bang Theory.
Two And A Half Men, which is now in its sixth season, will continue for three more years and run until at least 2011-12.
Big Bang Theory, currently in season two, has been renewed through 2010-11.
The deal is rumoured to be part of a settlement between Warner Bros. TV and CBS following last year's dispute over Men, which resulted in a lawsuit being filed.
 |
More articles about CBS, 2009-10 US TV Season, US TV |
 |
Next story: Obama's bowling joke sparks controversy |
 |
Previous story: 'The Whole 19 Yards' for CBS |
 | More on this story from around the web |
Today: 2010 TV Preview: 'The Inbetweeners 3' - Click in for the first of Tube Talk's 2010 TV Preview: The Inbetweeners series three!
 | Mary Tamm ('Doctor Who') We catch up with the original Time Lady Romana from Doctor Who as she launches her autobiography. |
Also: Dichen Lachman ('Dollhouse'), Lou Diamond Phillips ('Stargate Universe'), Elisabeth Sladen ('Sarah Jane Adventures'), Robert Carlyle ('Stargate Universe'), Sonya Walger ('FlashForward'), Olivia Williams ('Dollhouse'), Marshall Lancaster ('Ashes To Ashes'), and James Strong ('Doctor Who')
UK Edition
Feeds
