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NBC has cancelled Harry's Law.



The courtroom drama, which starred Kathy Bates as unconventional lawyer Harriet 'Harry' Korn, will not return for a third season.

Bates wrote on Twitter: "Yea, Tweeters. Sad news today. Harry's Law will not be renewed for a 3rd season. We are all terribly sad. Many thanks for all your support."

Creator David E Kelley recently said that he feared the worst for the future of the show.

"Word seems to be out that we're a show for old people," he joked. "If we could just more get younger viewers and keep some of our regular viewers from dying we'd be feeling better."

Harry's Law joins recently cancelled NBC series Awake, Bent, Are You There, Chelsea? and Best Friends Forever.

However, comedies Parks and Recreation, Up All Night and Whitney have all been renewed.

NBC has also picked up a number of pilots to series, including Jimmy Fallon's Guys With Kids, Anne Heche's Save Me, Dane Cook's radio station-set Next Caller, White House comedy 1600 Penn, and vet sitcom Animal Practice.

Glee co-creator Ryan Murphy's show The New Normal and Matthew Perry sports comedy Go On have also been given the green light.