ABC at Midseason: What Will Get Renewed?

ABC is currently the number 1 Broadcast network among 18-49 year olds.

They have a wide array of different scripted shows currently on the air and have a lot waiting in the wings for midseason.

Last season, they renewed a slew of freshman shows with woeful ratings. Will they need to do this to save face again?

We've compiled all the figures for your favorite shows in the slide below.

1. Modern Family

This comedy continues to be the number 1 show on the network. Season 7 is currently tracking 12% below Season 6. Among people 18-49, the show is averaging a 2.78 rating and 8.22 million among total viewers. With DVR factored in, the show is raking in additional 70% of viewers in 7 days. This is the probably the safest show on TV.

2. Scandal

Scandal is down, but far from out. It's down around 10% from last season and is currently averaging a 2.53 rating and 8.46 million viewers. It leaps over 70% with DVR factored in. Considering it's ABC's highest rated drama, this will be around for seasons to come.

3. Grey's Anatomy

This long running medical drama has managed to defy the odds and stay stable this season. Season 12 is averaging a 2.38 rating and 8.56 million viewers. Like Scandal, it is a DVR magnet, increasing more than 70%. Look for the show to go on as long as Shonda wants it on the air. See you in Season 20!

4. The Goldbergs

Remember how we all thought The Goldbergs wasn't long for this world in Season 1? Well, a few years later and it's ABC's fourth highest rated show. The ratings for Season 3 are in line with the sophomore run, averaging a 2.17 rating among 18-49 and 6.87 million viewers. With DVR added in, this comedy is swelling 50% within 7 days. Season 4 is a go!

5. How to Get Away with Murder

As one of last season's few freshman hits, the only way was down for this frothy drama. It's currently down almost 30%, averaging a 2.12 rating and 7.06 million viewers. The margin of loss is diminished greatly when you factor in the DVR ratings. Yes, this drama is getting a 90% bump. See you next season, Viola!

6. The Middle

The Middle is up a smidgen were it matters most and is averaging a 2.03 rating and 7.58 million viewers. The ratings for this comedy have stayed even ever since it premiered seven seasons ago.The show also enjoys a 40% boost in DVR ratings. This will be renewed unless the cast wants out.