TNT will not order a third season of its legal drama Raising the Bar, the network confirms to EW. Starring Mark-Paul Gosselaar and centering on a group of New York City lawyers who went to law school together, the series averaged 4 million viewers in season 2, which represented an increase from its season 1 average, but was well below its season 2 lead-in, The Closer ( 8.1 million viewers). “Everyone at TNT had a great experience working on Raising the Bar with Steven Bochco and the rest of the show’s terrific cast and crew,” the network said in a statement. “We’re proud of the series and appreciate the efforts of all of the creative people who were involved. Unfortunately, ratings for Raising the Bar‘s second season did not reach the levels required for TNT to renew the series.” The show’s three remaining episodes are expected to air in 2010. (E! Online first reported the news.)

CBS announced today that Three Rivers, the Alex O’Loughlin drama about transplant surgeons, has been pulled from the schedule indefinitely and that reruns of NCIS: Los Angeles will take its place Sundays at 10 pm beginning Dec. 6. A CBS spokesman said the freshman drama will remain in production – the network ordered 13 episodes – but that no decision has been made about its future.

Averaging 8.4 million viewers, Three Rivers is currently ranked No. 45 among all primetime shows. The drama was one of the more anticipated shows on CBS this fall because it starred O’Loughlin, a fan favorite from the cult hit Moonlight.

Bravo announced today that its new reality series Kell on Earth, featuring The Hills/The City star Kelly Cutrone, will premiere Monday, Feb. 1 at 10 pm. The series will be a behind-the-scenes look at the life of Cutrone, who runs the fashion PR company People’s Revolution, and is also a single mother to her daughter, Ava.

SyFy has greenlit 13-episodes of the new series Haven, based on the Stephen King novella, The Colorado Kid. Haven is set in the titular Maine town, inhabited by people with supernatural powers. FBI agent Audrey Parker comes to Haven to catch a killer but ultimately uncovers various other mysteries. The series is set to go into production in 2010 and air later that year.