TNT's 'The Last Ship' Getting a Fourth Season, New Brad Pitt-Produced Drama on the Way
TNT has announced today that The Last Ship will be back for a fourth season next year, while the network has also given the go-ahead to a pilot order for Rod Lurie's post-Civil War drama Monsters of God. The latter hails from Brad Pitt's Plan B Entertainment banner.
"We're creating premium shows that are also unapologetically entertaining, whether it's through the tenuous and unexpected relationship in Good Behavior, the hard-hitting action of The Last Ship, or Monsters of God, our version of a western chock-full of violence, sex and insane characters," said Sarah Aubrey, executive vice president of original programming for TNT.
The Last Ship has been gifted a 13 episode order, after averaging 7.6 million viewers each week in its third year, which is only halfway through. Monsters of God, meanwhile, we're thrust into a world of savagery and violence as Colonel Bo Lancaster brings holy war to the Comanche in post-civil war Texas.
Source: Comicbook
