The "One Tree Hill" season 9 announcement was finally made, and that should please Spokane CW fans. The great "One Tree Hill" season 9 news came on Tuesday night (May 17), and Entertainment Weekly was there to reveal the green light.
There has been some buzz that "One Tree Hill" will receive a limited number of episodes in the 2011-12 television season, with just 13 new ones ordered by CW. That news has not yet been confirmed, so there might be a small wait before those facts can be revealed.
For those that tuned in to the May 17 season finale of "One Tree Hill," this news could now have come at a better time. CW had really been delaying the announcement of renewal, maybe to simply make sure that the shows could retain a strong audience. Normally the network is one of the first to reveal which shows are going to be canceled or renewed for the next year.
In other CW news, it looks like "Nikita" will also be brought back, but that first-year show "Hellcats" might have just received a cancellation notice. "Gossip Girl" will definitely be back, as will "90210," with "Smallville" obviously heading off into the sunset after its tenth season finale.
The announcement of what date will serve as the fall 2011 premiere for "One Tree Hill" will probably come at a later date. For Spokane fans of "One Tree Hill," that will leave some time to watch older episodes on Soap all through the summer.
There has been some buzz that "One Tree Hill" will receive a limited number of episodes in the 2011-12 television season, with just 13 new ones ordered by CW. That news has not yet been confirmed, so there might be a small wait before those facts can be revealed.
In other CW news, it looks like "Nikita" will also be brought back, but that first-year show "Hellcats" might have just received a cancellation notice. "Gossip Girl" will definitely be back, as will "90210," with "Smallville" obviously heading off into the sunset after its tenth season finale.
The announcement of what date will serve as the fall 2011 premiere for "One Tree Hill" will probably come at a later date. For Spokane fans of "One Tree Hill," that will leave some time to watch older episodes on Soap all through the summer.
