ABC renews ten shows, cancels five, picks up twelve

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ABC network has officially announced the renewals, cancellations and pickups for much of its schedule. However, there are some series that remain on-the-bubble, with ABC holding off on announcing the fate of these shows until a later date. Did your favorite make the cut? Check out the list below via AV Club:

RENEWED

Grey's Anatomy
The Middle
Modern Family
Once Upon A Time
Revenge
Scandal
Castle
Last Man Standing
Suburgatory
Nashville

CANCELLED

How To Live With Your Parents (For The Rest Of Your Life) Red Widow Body Of Proof Malibu Country Happy Endings

STILL ON-THE-BUBBLE

Family Tools
The Neighbors

NEW SERIES PICKUPS

(via AV Club)

Drama

S.H.I.E.L.D. (the TV spin-off of The Avengers -- a preview of the series premiere airs after this Sunday's Once Upon A Time season finale)

Once Upon A Time In Wonderland (the Wonderland-themed spin-off to Once Upon A Time)

Betrayal (a series about a married woman who begins an affair with a lawyer -- who just happens to be defending the murder suspect that her own lawyer husband is prosecuting)

Killer Women (a series about the only female Texas Ranger)

Lucky 7 (an adaptation of a British series about working-class lottery winners)

Mind Games (the latest from Lone Star and Awake creator Kyle Killen)

Resurrection (a drama in which "the dead return on the doorsteps of the living" -- though it isn't a zombie series, apparently)

Comedy

Super Fun Night (a comedy in which Rebel Wilson stars as a woman who tries to have a “super fun night” every Friday -- wait, doesn't everybody try to have fun on Fridays? How is this a series?)

Back In The Game (starring James Caan and Maggie Lawson as a father and daughter who reconnect when they join up to coach a baseball team together)

The Goldbergs (a semi-autobiographical series about the childhood of writer-producer Adam Goldberg, a comedy many are comparing to The Wonder Years)

Mixology (a series about a group of singles trying to hook up over the course of one long weekend -- I have no idea how this will work as a series)

Trophy Wife (starring Malin Akerman as the eponymous wife, and co-starring Bradley Whitford)

What do you think of ABC's new lineup? Thumbs up? Thumbs down? Sound off in the comments!