ABC Tops Up Season 7 Of 'Black-ish'




ABC announced today that six additional episodes have been ordered for the seventh season of Black-ish, which premiered this past Wednesday. The top-up is no surprise, as the long-running comedy has yet to air a season less than 23 episodes in length.
The extra episodes ordered today bring the show's Season 7 total to 21 episodes, but there is a potential that a few more could still be added as the season progresses.

Black-ish follows patriarch Andre 'Dre' Johnson, who has a beautiful wife, a job he loves, and four kids. They all live in a nice colonial home in the suburbs, but Dre wonders if success has brought too much assimilation to his African-American family.

'Black-ish' Renewed For Season 7

ABC announced today that Black-ish has been picked up for a seventh season. The renewal is no surprise, as the veteran comedy has remained a solid performer in the network's Tuesday night lineup.
Known to incorporate storylines related to real-world issues based on current events pertaining to African-Americans, the half-hour series continues to draw critical acclaim - including picking up multiple awards from the NAACP Image Awards. The show is ABC's second-longest running comedy currently on the air, and will reach the 150-episode milestone in Season 7.

Look for Season 7 of Black-ish this fall as part of the 2020-2021 season.

'Black-ish' Renewed For Season 5

ABC announced today that Black-ish will be returning for a fifth season. The pickup is no surprise, as the veteran comedy remains a solid part of the network's Tuesday night lineup.
Known for storylines related to real-world issues based on current events pertaining to African-Americans, the half-hour series continues to draw critical acclaim - including multiple award wins from the NAACP Image Awards.
Black-ish follows patriarch Andre 'Dre' Johnson, who has a beautiful wife, a job he loves, and four kids. They all live in a nice colonial home in the suburbs, but Dre wonders if success has brought too much assimilation to his African-American family.
Look for Season 5 of Black-ish this fall.

"Black-ish" Spin-off In The Works


The new show will be called "College-ish," and will feature Yara Shahidi as Zoey Johnson experiences college life, where things may or may not always go her way.

The show will air in 2018 on the Freeform network after ABC gave it a pass, believing it was "too young" for the network.

'Black-ish' Renewed For Season 4

ABC has renewed Black-ish for a fourth season. The announcement was first made last night during the show's Season 3 finale, where a voice-over told viewers to look forward to new episodes in the fall.
The pickup was expected, as the veteran comedy continues to draw healthy viewership airing following Modern Family in the final slot of a 2-hour comedy block on Wednesday nights.

Black-ish Renewed For Season 3

ABC announced today that Black-ish has been renewed for a third season. The comedy is enjoying a successful sophomore run, airing followingModern Family in the final slot of a 2-hour comedy block on Wednesday nights.
Black-ish joins four other ABC comedies that were renewed today for the 2016-2017 season. The Goldbergs, Modern Family, The Middle, and Fresh Off the Boat will all be returning.

The new comedy gets a Season 2 pickup.

ABC has renewed Black-ish for a second season. The freshman comedy is finishing up a sizable 24-episode debut run, airing following Modern Family as part of a 2-hour comedy block on Wednesday nights.

Full Season Order For ABC's 'Black-ish'
After only three weeks on air with high ratings it's been confirmed that Black-ish has received a full season order. Black-ish retained the most viewers in the post Modern Family slot, ever. The season will now include 22 total episodes.

ABC Orders 'Black-ish' To Series
ABC has picked up Black-ish to series. follows an upper-middle class black man who struggles to raise his children with a sense of cultural identity despite constant contradictions and obstacles coming from his liberal wife, old-school father and his own assimilated, color-blind kids. The comedy, from ABC Studios, stars Anthony Anderson, Tracee Ellis Ross, Yara Shahidi, Miles Brown, Marcus Scribner, Caila Martin and Laurence Fishburne.