'Night Shift' Gets Season 4 Order From NBC

“The Night Shift” has been renewed for a fourth season at NBC, TheWrap has learned.

“Week after week ‘The Night Shift’ tells incredibly engaging and emotional stories that draw us into a unique world,” NBC Entertainment president Jennifer Salke said in a statement Thursday. “We are delighted to renew the show for an exciting fourth season and look forward to continue working with such a great cast and executive producing team.”

During Season 3, the medical drama averaged a 1.0 rating in the key adults 18-49 demographic and 5 million viewers per episode in live-plus-same day. It enjoyed a nice lift in live-plus-seven, however, averaging a 1.4 rating and 6.8 million viewers overall.

Also Read: Ratings: 'Night Shift' Finale Helps NBC Hold Off Fox

The cast includes Eoin Macken, Jill Flint, Brendan Fehr, Robert Bailey Jr., JR Lemon, Tanaya Beatty and Scott Wolf.

“The Night Shift” is produced by Sony Pictures Television. Gabe Sachs and Jeff Judah serve as executive producers and writers.

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Winner: MacGyver
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CBS
Loser: Pure Genius
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Winner: Supergirl's CW move
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Loser: Notorious
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Winner: This Is Us
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Winner: Lethal Weapon
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Winner: Jeff Zucker
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Loser: Divorce
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