A handful of series broadcast their season finales Tuesday night, and while three—NBC’s The Voice ; Fox’s New Girl and Glee —are already booked for a return trip in the fall, two others may have performed well enough to secure last-second renewals. Per Nielsen overnight ratings data, The Voice closed out its second season with an average draw of 11.9 million total viewers and a 4.4 in the 18-to-49 demo, an improvement of 19 percent versus its freshman finale (3.7 on June 28, 2011). The Voice closes out its second run a step ahead of Fox’s American Idol , averaging a 5.3 rating in the coveted demo to its precursor’s 5.1. That said, with five episodes to go before its May 23 finale, Idol is almost certain to finish ahead of The Voice . One of the very few bright spots on NBC’s prime-time lineup, The Voice packs a wallop with advertisers, commanding a princely rate of approximately $210,000 per 30-second spot. Auditions for Season 3 began in March, with an eye toward bringing The Voice back in the fall. Season 2 bowed immediately after NBC’s coverage of Super Bowl XLVI and delivered 37.6 million viewers and a 16.3 in the dollar demo. Also going on hiatus for the summer is Fox’s ensemble comedy, New Girl . Zooey Deschanel and the boys delivered 5.61 million viewers and a 2.8 rating, marking a 27 percent improvement from last week’s installment. Though the show has developed into one of the most reliably funny comedies on the dial—thanks in large part to inspired performances by Max Greenfield (Schmidt), Jake Johnson (Nick) and Lamorne Morris (Winston)— New Girl experienced gradual ratings declines throughout its inaugural season. The series debuted on Sept. 20 to 10.3 million viewers and a 4.8 rating, and while early episodes retained much of those premiere numbers, a two-week baseball hiatus took a bite out of New Girl ’s deliveries. Fox next week is expected to announce that New Girl will be paired with the as-yet untitled Mindy Kaling project. The network will unveil its fall lineup on Monday afternoon. Earlier in the night, Fox’s Glee signed off for its third season, drawing 6.67 million viewers and a 2.7 rating. While those numbers were good enough for a second place finish in the 8 p.m. time slot, they’re a far cry from the Season 2 finale (11.8 million/4.6). Then again, last year’s closer led out of the American Idol show stopper, which drew 20.6 million viewers and a 6.4 in the demo on May 25, 2011. New Girl and Glee were renewed on April 9. Over at ABC, Tim Allen’s Last Man Standing wrapped its first season with 6.62 million viewers and a 1.7 in the demo.