NBC won’t be picking up any more Debris: The sci-fi drama has been cancelled after one season, our sister site Variety reports. Created by Fringe showrunner Joel Wyman, Debris with its 13-episode run averaged shy of 2.8 million total viewers and not quite a 0.4 demo rating. Out of the 14 dramas NBC

In the latest TV show ratings, CBS’ All Rise closed out its second and final season with 3.2 million total viewers and a 0.4 demo rating, hitting and matching series lows. TVLine readers gave the finale an average grade of “A”; read recap. Elsewhere on Monday: FOX | 9-1-1 (6 mil/1.0, TVLine reader

The following contains spoilers from the Season 1 finale of NBC’s Debris. Debris with its freshman finale not only threw a few more twists at Bryan and Finola, it did so while also unveiling a bit of top-secret casting that surely made fans of series creator J.H. Wyman’s previous sci-fi series,

The chunk of Debris that is uncovered in the NBC drama’s freshman finale stirs up alllll kinds of emotions, as hinted in this sneak peek. In the yet-to-be-renewed sci-fi drama’s Season 1 finale, titled “Celestial Body” and airing tonight at 10/9c, Bryan and Finola’s (played by Jonathan Tucker and

Bryan is finally drinking the Kool-Aid! Sometimes, you need to see what all the fuss is about to understand all the fuss. After what he experienced on Debris Season 1 Episode 11, Bryan was not only open to what the debris was offering but eager to discover more. On the other