CBS Orders Full Seasons for 3 New Comedies CBS gave an early vote of confidence to three comedies it introduced in September, announcing on Friday that "The Millers," "The Crazy Ones" and "Mom" had all won renewal orders that will take them through the current season. "The Millers," which stars Will Arnett as a recently divorced man with parent problems, and "The Crazy Ones," with Robin Williams and Sarah Michelle Gellar as a father-daughter team at an ad agency, have performed well above the current ratings average for new shows this season. "Mom," which has the best pedigree of the three, coming from the comedy hit maker Chuck Lorre, has held its own on Monday night, which has become far more competitive for CBS's traditional comedy lineup on that night. CBS already axed its other new Monday comedy, "We Are Men." The network needs another comedy to emerge on Monday as an audience favorite because the network's strongest entry on the night, "How I Met Your Mother" is in its final season. The three renewals put CBS ahead of its rivals in full-season renewals. NBC has already renewed "The Blacklist"; Fox has renewed "Sleepy Hollow"; and ABC renewed "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D."