CBS is renewing two of its most popular TV shows for a second season, in news that’s sure to have fans excited.

Which CBS TV shows are renewed for Season 2?

Boston Blue and Sheriff Country, two shows that are actually spin-offs of other projects at CBS, will be back for Season 2. Boston Blue, a spin-off of Blue Bloods, is a police procedural that stars Donnie Wahlberg as NYPD detective Danny Reagan. The series follows Reagan taking a job with the Boston Police Department, and the cases he and his partner get up to.

Alongside Wahlberg, Boston Blue also stars Sonequa Martin-Green, Ernie Hudson, Maggie Lawson, Gloria Reuben, Marcus Scribner, and Mika Amonsen. The series was developed by Brandon Sonnier and Brandon Margolis.

Sheriff Country, a spin-off of Fire Country, is another police procedural, and stars Morena Baccarin as Mickey Fox, the sheriff of a county in northern California. The series follows Fox as she investigates criminal activity in the area, while also contending with her ex-convict father.

Alongside Baccarin, Sheriff Country stars Christopher Gorham, Michele Weaver, Matt Lauria, W. Earl Brown, and Amanda Arcuri, with recurring appearances by Caroline Rhea, Tony White, and Mark Taylor. The series was created by Joan Rater, Tony Phelan, and Max Thieriot.

Both Boston Blue and Sheriff Country have been massive hits for CBS after premiering during its fall lineup in October. Both series have only had six episodes air, but are both averaging more than 7 million viewers per episode, according to Nielsen Live+7 multiplatform data (via Variety). In a statement on the news, CBS Entertainment’s president praised both shows.

“Two new shows on Friday night have become instant hits with audiences quickly embracing ‘Boston Blue’ and ‘Sheriff Country’ across broadcast and streaming,” said Amy Reisenbach, president of CBS Entertainment. “These early renewals reflect the power of character-driven storytelling, compelling narratives and the exceptional talent on both sides of the camera that make these series truly stand out.”

(Source: Variety)