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Shades of Blue wrapped up its first season last Thursday. The season ended with a little boost in ratings of 1.10 in the 18-49 demo with 5.425 million viewers. That is a 5.75% increase from the previous weeks ratings.<\/p>\n
Social media was buzzing during the finale\u00a0as the episode left the audience with a lot of questions to be answered in season two.<\/p>\n
I have not seem much written about season two, besides the episode order will be for 13 episodes<\/a>. \u00a0A Variety reporter, Elizabeth Wagmeister, said that information came from the showrunner for Shades of Blue, Jack Orman.<\/p>\n Season one also had 13 episodes, which is a shorter order. TVSeriesFinale.com reported that is most likely because of \u00a0Jennifer Lopez’s busy schedule.<\/p>\n Lopez told People Magazine<\/a>\u00a0in an interview that it took the Shades of Blue team 2.5 years to develop the show and get the script and characters right. She also said she is not sure where the show will go from here, but it will be back for season 2 on NBC.<\/p>\n Twitter Following: 24.5K<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Word Count: 171 Shades of Blue wrapped up its first season last Thursday. The season ended with a little boost in ratings of 1.10 in the 18-49 demo with 5.425 million viewers. That is a 5.75% increase from the previous … Continue reading