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An update a month after the sale:

[*]Shows on the chopping block: DC's Stargirl and Nancy Drew are on their last seasons; The Winchesters and Walker: Independence expected to go next. (Deadline)

The Walker prequel is, indeed, going:

“Walker: Independence” has been canceled at The CW after just one season, Variety has learned.

The series served as a prequel to fellow CW show “Walker,” which was just renewed for Season 4 at the network.

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The Winchesters has also been cancelled, as well as Kung Fu. The Supernatural prequel is being shopped by WBTV to other networks, prompting EP Jensen Ackles to launch a fan campaign:

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And the shopping spree continues... Nexstar has bought Bell Media original series The Spencer Sisters (Entertainment One) and Sullivan's Crossing (Fremantle Canada), CBC comedies Son Of A Critch (from Lionsgate and Schitt's Creek EP Andrew Barnsley, who has a close relationship with Brad Schwartz), Run the Burbs (Pier 21 Films) and Moonshine (from eOne and Lucifer creator Sheri Elwood), and the AMC Original 61st Street; the first season will re-air on the network this fall and a new season (still co-produced by AMC and BBC Studios America) will debut next year. The channel has also scheduled the return of Global drama Family Law and Stan Original comedy Bump. These new and returning series will debut during the coming months.

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Back to the KUSI acquisition, I found this interesting: this KPBS one-on-one piece with Miro Copic, a marketing professor at San Diego State University, on the implications the Nexstar acquisition might have for its competitors and the local and binational media landscape (remember that San Diego is a border city with Tijuana, Mexico):

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