Stars Anna Faris and Allison Janney have inked new deals to return (with sizable raises).


CBS' Mom is not going anywhere.


The network on Tuesday handed out a two-season renewal for the series as stars Anna Faris and Allison Janney have each inked rich new deals to continue on the Chuck Lorre comedy from Warner Bros. TV.


“We’re exceptionally proud to have Mom on our air; a high-quality, signature comedy with characters viewers love, that also brings strength and stability to our lineup,” CBS Entertainment president Kelly Kahl said Tuesday in a statement. “Under Chuck Lorre’s extraordinary leadership and with his outstanding writing and production team, we look forward to having Mom on CBS for many years to come.”


The renewal arrives as Lorre and CBS are ending the flagship comedy The Big Bang Theory this season after a 12-season run. The prolific producer's CBS roster also includes Big Bang prequel Young Sheldon and a pilot in the mix for next season. Lorre is fresh off a Golden Globe comedy win for his second Netflix series, The Kominsky Method. He remains one of WBTV and CBS' most valued producers. The Mom renewal helps solidify the bulk of CBS' Thursday lineup for the 2019-2020 broadcast season. Lorre's deal with WBTV expires in June 2020.


This season, Mom is averaging 10 million viewers per week and ranks as the No. 3 most-watched comedy on television (behind only Big Bang and Young Sheldon). It ranks as a top five comedy among adults 25-54.


Sources note that Mom's Janney and Faris each received sizable salary increases to return for two more years, triggering the two-season renewal that mirrors Big Bang's most recent (and final) renewal agreement.


Mom joins fellow early renewals at CBS for the 2019-2020 season including the final season of Criminal Minds and rookies FBI, God Friended Me, Magnum PI and The Neighborhood.