Report: Morris Chestnut’s ‘Rosewood’ Renewed For 2nd Season By FOX

Fans of Morris Chestnut just got a new reason to scream.

Indeed, the Hollywood heartthrob just learned his show ‘Rosewood,’ alongside other FOX newcomers ‘Lucifer’ and ‘Scream Queens,’ has been renewed for a second season.

Get the details inside:

Via THR:

“Rosewood, meanwhile, is produced in-house at 20th Century Fox Television. The medical procedural starring Morris Chestnut averages 7.8 million total viewers across multiple platforms and ranks among this season’s top 10 new broadcast dramas among adults under 50.”

FOX Entertainment president David Madden weighed in on the news:

“With Rosewood, creator Todd Harthan has put a fresh, playful spin on the procedural format, infusing it with wit and warmth, while Morris, Jaina and the show’s gifted supporting cast have turned in fantastic performances. We look forward to two stand-out sophomore seasons from both series.”

News on the rest of FOX’s renewed lineup:

Also set to return next season at the network are Bob’s Burgers, Bones (for a shortened final season), Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Empire, Gotham, The Last Man on Earth and staple The Simpsons. Remaining on the bubble are New Girl, Sleepy Hollow and the rest of the freshman class that includes comedies Grandfathered and The Grinder as well as Cooper Barrett’s Gide to Surviving Life and drama Second Chance. The latter duo are not expected to return and Minority Report has already effectively been canceled.