The traditional studio system has scored another win.
The Good Doctor showrunner David Shore has renewed his overall deal with indie studio Sony Pictures Television.
Shore, whose deal expired in May, will continue to create and develop new projects for the studio via his Shore Z banner while continuing to oversee ABC's breakout hit The Good Doctor.
"David Shore is one of the preeminent showrunners in the business today. His vision and creativity produce compelling characters and stories that audiences love. We look forward to continuing to work with David and Shore Z and are proud to have them in the Sony Pictures Television family," SPT toppers said Jeff Frost, Chris Parnell and Jason Clodfelter said in a joint statement Tuesday.
The Good Doctor finished the 2017-18 broadcast season as the No. 1 new drama on television, averaging 16.7 million total viewers when factoring in seven days of DVR. Overall, the Freddie Highmore-led medical drama was the No. 5 series on all of television this past season. Highmore, who took the role after initially passing, earned a Golden Globe nomination for the part.
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