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    TNT Renews Major Crimes for Season 2

    By Matt Webb Mitovich | TVLine.com – Thu, Sep 27, 2012 10:25 AM PDT

    There will be more Major Crimes for Sharon Raydor to solve, as TNT has renewed The Closer‘s offshoot for Season 2.

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    “With Major Crimes, James Duff and his amazing production team have crafted an incredibly entertaining show that not only honors the spirit of The Closer, but also stands alone with its own voice and spirit,” TNT programming boss Michael Wright said in announcing the pick-up. “We look forward to another season of this remarkable new drama.”

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    Major Crimes currently airs Mondays at 9/8c, with the Season 1 finale set to air Oct. 15. The 15-episode Season 2 will premiere in summer 2013.


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