On episode 422, Jason (@theTVaholic) and Amrie (@mytakeontv) are joined by Kyle Nolan (@kyool) from NoReruns.net (@NoReruns) to go over the recent cancelation news and then preview the 2020 Summer TV Schedule. Plus, a reality check at the end. (Start times of each segment)

• Cancelled: Bless This Mess, Emergence, Fresh Off the Boat, Grand Hotel, Reef Break, Schooled and Single Parents.
  
• Ended: How to Get Away With Murder, Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Modern Family.
  
• No Official Decision: The Baker and The Beauty and For Life.
  

• Cancelled: Broke, Carol's Second Act, God Friended Me, Man With a Plan and Tommy.
  
• Ended: Criminal Minds, Hawaii Five-0 and Madam Secretary.
  

• Ended: The 100, Arrow and Supernatural.
  
• No Official Decision: Katy Keene.
  

• Cancelled: Almost Family, BH90210, Deputy and Outmatched.
  
• Ended: Empire.
  

• Cancelled: The InBetween and Sunnyside.
  
• Ended: Blindspot and The Good Place.
  
• No Official Decision: Bluff City Law, Council of Dads, Indebted, Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector, Manifest, Perfect Harmony and Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist.
  

We went over the 2020 Summer TV Schedule and gave premiere dates for new and returning shows on broadcast, cable and streaming and then talked about the shows we've seen and the ones we're looking forward to most. While many more shows were mentioned, the ones listed below for each day are the main ones we discussed.

• Sunday – New shows Perry Mason and Snowpiercer and returning show The Alienist. (00:16:49)
  
• Monday – New shows I May Destroy You and Royalties and returning show L.A.'s Finest. (00:24:03)
  
• Tuesday – New shows DC's Stargirl and Sweet Magnolias and returning shows Dirty John and Fuller House. (00:30:38)
  
• Wednesday – New shows Game On!, Intelligence, and Love Life and TV movie Psych 2: Lassie Come Home. (00:39:17)
  
• Thursday – New show Council of Dads and returning shows Doom Patrol, Search Party and To Tell the Truth. (00:46:10)
  
• Friday – New shows Central Park, Crossing Swords, Space Force, and Trackers and returning shows The Politician and The Umbrella Academy. (00:53:45)
  
• Saturday – New show Dark. (01:04:52)
  

Find TV grids with premiere dates over at NoReruns.net, premiere date calendars over at MyTakeonTV.com, and printable TV schedules over at TVaholic.com.

Amrie and Kyle briefly talked about Top Chef, Camp Getaway, Celebrity Watch Party and Holey Moley.

What shows are you looking forward to this summer? Which streaming TV series will you check out? Did you enjoy this week's discussion? Let us know in the comments, send us an eMail, connect via Twitter @TVtimesThree, or Like us on Facebook.

Don't forget to check out all the TV Q&A panels, some of which we mentioned during the Summer TV preview, at the virtual ATX Television Festival being held June 5th-7th. Normally, Jason and Kyle would be headed to Austin, TX for the festival, but this year it was canceled due to the coronvirus shutdowns. So, they pivoted and created a virtual version of the festival, which looks to have some pretty good panels. We're gonna miss seeing all our TV friends and eating all that barbecue and queso, but this year everybody that wants to attend can. It's free and being streamed via the ATX Festival YouTube Channel.