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“Got it,” Covert Affairs lead Annie (Piper Perabo) said in the final seconds of the USA Network series’ recent fifth-season finale, indicating she had made a decision on the two offers she had at hand: Ryan McQuaid’s (Nic Bishop) marriage proposal and Joan’s (Kari Matchett) invitation for her to join her CIA task force. We might never find out what Annie’s decision was as USA has opted not to renew the globe-trotting spy drama for a sixth season.This is a somewhat surprising development because, as part of USA’s recent shift in strategy away from original half-hour comedy series, focusing on the network’s core drama brand, there were indications it would renew most and possibly all of its pending series sans departing White Collar. All others — Suits, Royal Pains and Graceland — have been picked up, making Covert Affairs the only casualty among USA’s established series, joining freshman drama Rush, which was axed in early October when the network renewed fellow rookie Satisfaction.Covert Affairs - Season 5Economics played a key role in the decision to end Covert Affairs. Unlike the case with Fox 21 TV Stuidios-produced White Collar the same time last year, ownership was not a factor as Covert Affairs is owned by USA. As is the case with older series, its production costs have gone up over the years. In addition to rising talent fees, the series also went bigger on locations, from the clunky green screen shots in the first couple seasons to filming around the world in recent years.Covert Affairs has posted significant gains in shifted viewing — Season 5’s average of 990,000 adults 18-49 in Live+7 represents a +136% jump over Live+Same Day, 1.3 in adults 25-54 (+141%), and 3.3 million total viewers (+117%). But in Live+Same Day, Covert Affairs ranked dead last in live viewing among all original USA drama series this year in 18-49 with 445,000 viewers, behind Suits (976,000), Royal Pains (663,000), Graceland (552,000), Satisfaction (517,000) and even cancelled Rush (509,000). Covert Affairs also finished last (No. 6) in 18-34, No. 5 in 25-54, and a little better, No. 3, in total viewers.An indication of the challenges linear networks face in the increasingly digital viewing universe, USA has been finding it hard to monetize the Covert Affairs demo audience that watches days after the original broadcast. Additionally, even with the big DVR bumps, Covert Affairs still ranked No. 4 (out of six USA dramas) among 18-49 and 25-54 in L+7, No. 5 in 18-34 and No.3 in total viewers.USA is going through a slate changeover, parting with veterans White Collar and Covert Affairs and gearing up to launch a slew of new drama series in 2015. Three already are in the pipeline — Dig, Complications and Mr. Robot — with four more drama pilots — Colony, Queen Of The South, Evil Men and Stanistan — awaiting word on a series pickup.Covert Affairs - Season 5The Season 5 finale planted a number of story seeds for a potential sixth season — Annie’s dilemmas,

If you are looking for information on Covert Affairs Season 1 you are at the right place. The American action drama focuses on a CIA trainee named Annie Walker who receives an unexpected promotion which leads to her suspecting the authorities. The series is now available to stream online and one can access it by following some easy steps.Here’s how you can watch and stream Covert Affairs Season 1 via streaming services such as Peacock.Is Covert Affairs Season 1 available to watch via streaming?Yes, Covert Affairs Season 1 is available to watch via streaming on Peacock.The first season has a total of 11 interesting episodes. The first episode introduces viewers to the life of a sharp young CIA agent Annie Walker who must know how to face the everyday threats to her life as a spy. Annie’s unexpected promotion to the field operations makes her suspect her past which makes her grow doubtful about her department forming the crux of the storyline. The show received positive reception from both the critics and audiences.The star cast features Piper Perabo, Christopher Gorham, Kari Matchett, Sendhil Ramamurthy, Anne Dudek, Peter Gallagher, and others in important roles.Watch Covert Affairs Season 1 streaming via Peacock Covert Affairs Season 1 is available to watch on Peacock.Peacock TV is a streaming service launched by NBCUniversal in 2020. It offers a variety of TV shows, movies, news, sports, and original programming. Peacock has a free tier with ads and a premium tier with additional content and ad-free viewing

If you have yet to watch Tuesday’s season finale of Covert Affairs, avert your eyes now. Everyone else, you may proceed…Covert Affairs wrapped up its third season on Tuesday night with two big cliffhangers.First, Henry Wilcox presents Annie with a case folder in the same diner where his son Jai met with the CIA spy gal right before getting blown up in the season opener. She tells him she won’t do anything that goes against Joan and Arthur. But after taking a look at the contents of the file, she asks if everything in there is true. It is, and she’s in. What could the mysterious assignment be, and why is it important enough for Walker to risk working with Daddy Wilcox? RELATED | USA Orders More White Collar, Covert Affairs and Royal PainsBut let’s talk about the big development you’re really here to discuss: the kiss! After bringing up that not-so-little talk they needed to have almost all season, Auggie asks Annie if she’d like to get a drink when they return home from their trip. Annie’s up for a beer at their local haunt, but Auggie has something nicer in mind… for Friday… around 8 pm. That sounds suspiciously like a date to both us and Annie, who agrees, her breath hitching and a curious, happy smile spreading across her face (unbeknownst to Auggie).RELATED | USA Network Sets Return Dates for Suits, White Collar and Necessary RoughnessAuggie then decides he can’t wait until Friday. He comes over to Annie’s place and announces that there’s nothing certain about the lives they live. Translation: There’s no time to waste.“Timing’s everything, Annie. I wanted to talk now,” he explains.But there’s no chit chat as he grazes her arm before cupping her cheek and kissing her firmly. Annie is more than happy to reciprocate. But she’s still wearing the key necklace, a reminder of her feelings for Simon, and there’s always her and Eyal’s constant, simmering flirtation, so you have to wonder if Annie’s heart will be more conflicted when the new season picks up. Or do you think she’s ready to dive into a relationship with Auggie, who’s always, always been there for her?Covert Affairs fan, hit the comments with your thoughts on the long-awaited smooch. Are you ready for an Annie and Auggie romance? And what do you think was in that file folder?Follow @VladaGelman