"Timeless" Season 1 remains stable in numbers although the rating does not determine its renewal. NBC has until May 2017 or before that to decide whether to cancel or push for Season 2.
According to a report from TV by the Numbers, "Timeless" Season 1 has a likely chance for either a renewal or a cancellation. The show recently found its stable standing, when it reached a 1.36 rating among viewers ages 18-49.
However, the number supposedly does not guarantee an assurance that it will remain on air. NBC has until 2017 to decide whether to keep the show running. The last episode in "Timeless" Season 1, Episode 16, is likely to end in February 2017. The network should have a decision by then or until May if the science-fiction series deserves a second run.
Likewise, the 1.36 rating in adults 18-49 is actually a dip in the show's rating. Gamenguide previously reported that at the start of November, "Timeless" Season 1 earned a much higher score of 2.7. It now depends on NBC, whether it will consider 1.36 as a low hit for the show or a stable rating. The decision now depends on the big bosses over at the network whether they will push for Season 2.
Regardless, the show has gained its share of followers just after a few episodes. Writers and creators also make it their point to inject some fun, action and romance in every episode in "Timeless" Season 1, to entice even more viewers.
Monday's episode in "Timeless" Season 1 is sure to bring the love bug to viewers. Lucy and Wyatt are becoming intimate. Likewise, there will be more Rittenhouse revelations in store for viewers. The show has more surprises up its sleeve, especially when it comes to Lucy's diary and Flynn's purpose. The suspense and adventure may just save the show's ratings and convince NBC to renew the series.
Just wait until you see Monday's episode... #Timeless https://t.co/P83ybfbVFp
— Timeless (@NBCTimeless) December 3, 2016
@NBCTimeless I'm confused because Flynn kills so easily. If he's really the good guy he must beleive he's saving world from something worse — Mark Timothy (@TrekkieMark) November 29, 2016
