NBC has renewed Lopez vs. Lopez for a second season. The network has otherwise decided to delay decisions on a number of full scripted originals until after next week’s upfront presentations to Madison Avenue ad buyers.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, NBC unveiled its fall schedule on Friday which revealed that George Lopez’s father-daughter rookie comedy had been renewed for Season 2.

Shows such as Grand Crew, Young Rock and American Auto have not yet been decided on, in addition to pilots Non-Evil Twin, St. Denis Medical, Murder by the Book and Wolf.

Sources claim that NBC will continue its shift to year-round programming and will weigh the impact of the Writers Guild of America’s strike against the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, which represents the studios, over such issues as streaming residuals and AI.

Season two of Lopez vs. Lopez will return to NBC midseason, when it will join the schedule alongside returning scripted shows Law & Order: Organized Crime, La Brea and Magnum P.I.

Produced by Universal Television, multicamera comedy Lopez vs. Lopez has attracted the highest concentration of English-dominant Hispanic homes among all broadcast primetime series and has the highest portion of long-tail viewing when factoring in 35 days of delayed viewing on Peacock.

George Lopez stars alongside his daughter, Mayan Lopez, with Selenis Leyva, Brice Gonzalez, Matt Shively and Al Madrigal. Creator Debby Wolfe serves as showrunner and exec produces alongside Bruce Helford (The Connors), George Lopez, Michael Rotenberg and Katie Newman.

The longer the writers strike continues, the more likely it will have a direct impact on the ability of scripted broadcast shows to return in September. NBC, like CBS, has not factored the strike into its fall schedule, as that features 10 new and returning scripted originals.

NBC’s 2023-24 fall schedule can be viewed here.