FOX Cancels ‘Rosewood’ Series After Only Two Seasons
FOX Has Done Away With Rosewood Series
After only two seasons, FOX has officially put a red light on their police procedural drama series, Rosewood. Starring Morris Chestnut, the hour-long series focused on Dr. Beaumont Rosewood Jr., a private Miami-based pathologist, who works in the demanding field of law enforcement. Rosewood premiered in September of 2015 and finished off their second season this past April. Each season held twenty-two episodes, totaling to forty-four in all. However, we’ve unfortunately learned that the network has now decided to cancel the Rosewood series.
Originally starting out with a Wednesday night 8/7c timeslot, by the end of season one, Rosewood took a huge decline in numbers. Our guess is because of poor timing. Maybe? Well, that’s only an assumption. But, we do know that Empire is also another one of FOX’s Wednesday night leading series, dominating the whole network and most of its viewers, in a way. Could that have played a part in Rosewood‘s sudden downfall and lack in numbers? It makes sense.
Season two of Rosewood began airing episodes on Thursday nights, then later switched to Friday nights. Yet, the numbers still continued to decline, gaining negative reviews from a few critics.
The sudden news has disappointed many Morris Chestnut fans, but, we’re glad to know that the actor seems to be in pretty high spirits about the departure.
He took to Instagram to express his thoughts. Here’s what he had to say…
Farewell, Rosewood. Farewell.
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