We were waiting on this news from Lyndsy’s family on this but I guess TVGuide got to us first! Congrats to the cast & crew of Nikita! We’ve stoked to see you guys back next season. There is so much that the Lyndsy fans are hoping to see happen so hopefully we catch a break and they take Alex down this deliciously dark path.

The CW has renewed One Tree Hill and Nikita and pulled the plug on Hellcats.

Long-running CW soap One Tree Hill had been expected to come back for a ninth season already, so the news comes as no huge surprise. Most of the cast, including original series actresses Sophia Bush and Bethany Joy Galeotti, had signed on for another season in recent weeks. Only cast member James Lafferty, has yet to renew his contract and plans to return part-time next year, according to TVLine.

One Tree Hill’s Sophia Bush, Bethany Joy Galeotti sign on for Season 9

One Tree Hill pulled in 1.3 million viewers for its most recent new episode last week.

Freshman action-drama Nikita has also gotten the green light for another season. Starring Maggie Q, the update of the La Femme Nikita story drew 1.94 million for its season finale Thursday.

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What would you guys like to see happen next season?

Nikita producer Craig Silverstein has dropped hints about a potential second season.

He told TV Line that future episodes will test Nikita (Maggie Q) and Michael (Shane West)’s repaired relationship.

“[Season two is] Michael and Nikita righting wrongs, as Alex (Lyndsy Fonseca) heads from right towards wrong,” he explained. “[But] there are a lot of new paradigms in season two. I don’t think you can just have [Nikita and Michael] happy and in love, kicking ass together forever.”

Silverstein also confirmed that Amanda (Melinda Clarke) will seize control of Division, as implied in last night’s season finale.

“There was [originally] a scene [in the finale] that demonstrated that,” he revealed. “It was pitched early on, but the network thought that it was too much change. Though, I feel that we did it without having to show it, and the beginning of season two will show it.”

The showrunner, who previously revealed that he has planned out two further seasons, also insisted that he still feels “good” about the chances of a renewal.

“I won’t know it’s a sure thing until I know it’s a sure thing,” he laughed. “But I feel the same thing I felt a few months ago, which is that I’d be super-shocked if it didn’t happen.”

He continued: “We’ve been… meeting and talking about season two, and when we get the pickup… we’ll start back up in the writers’ room in a week or two.”

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