Actress Jeri Ryan is in Shark, not Justice. Hopefully you were'nt confusing the two shows as the same.Originally posted by: D1gger
Justice is the only one on that list that I will miss, although that is probably because I am a Star Trek geek and anything with Seven of Nine in the cast has to be good.
Originally posted by: loki8481
jeeze. seems like a lot of shows I watched are off the air this year...
Jericho
The OC
Studio 60
The Apprentice (?)
Gilmore Girls
Veronica Mars
The OC and Studio 60 both had it coming, though, and I'm hoping The Apprentice gets canned. Donald Trump is such a douche. I stopped watching the show this season when it moved to LA. I watched Studio 60 because I love aaron sorkin's writing and I watched The OC because I felt like I had to (I liked the first two seasons a lot, but it went quickly down hill after that).
I'll really miss Jericho and Veronica Mars, though. V. Mars was my Buffy the Vampire Slayer replacement... who's going to fill my need for hot chicks kicking butt and taking names next fall? (though the Buffy comic is doing nicely atm)
Originally posted by: RollWave
Gilmore got canceled? I know so many people that watched that RELIGIOUSLY. Sure this wasnt a planned ending?
not canceled due to low ratings perse, but one of the principal stars (presumably Alexis Bledel or Lauren Graham) wanted more money than the network was willing to part with. the show really went down hill the past two seasons, though... only thing that really kept me watching was matt czuchry being a total hottie, and paris. they should really make a spin-off centered around paris :heart:
Originally posted by: broon
Link? Not seeing any indication that Crossing Jordan was canceled.
Newspaper claims NBC will announce cancellations of three shows next week.
Reports on next week's upfronts have spelled mostly good news for shows--such as Friday Night Lights, Medium, and Scrubs--so far, but with old shows getting renewed and new ones getting picked up, someone has to go.
Moles inside NBC (who have been very busy and very talkative the past few days) say that The Black Donnellys, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, and Crossing Jordan have been canceled, according to The New York Times.
Donnellys, about a group of Irish brothers who get involved in organized crime in New York City, is the youngest show of the three to get whacked. The show, created by Paul Haggis and Bobby Moresco, is only months old, having premiered in February.
Studio 60 getting shuttered isn't much of a surprise. The drama from the mind of Aaron Sorkin (West Wing) had long been rumored to go under the axe, which came to a boil with reports of its sets being torn down last week.
Jordan is the elder of the group, having premiered on September 24, 2001. The drama followed the exploits of Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh, played by Jill Hennessy, at the Boston Medical Examiner's office.
Originally posted by: broon
Thanks, Ross.
Not regularly, but they were entertaining when I did catch them.Originally posted by: ultimatebob
ABC
Knights of Prosperity and In Case of Emergency
I was going to give this a chance for Nathan Fillion's sake, but I had the premiere night wrong.Fox
Drive
Again, not a regular viewer but liked it when I saw it.NBC
Crossing Jordan
Had a girlfriend force me to watch Gilmore Girls with her when the show first started; as with the others above it wasn't something I put on my schedule but was entertained when I caught it.The CW
Gilmore Girls
Veronica Mars
Kidnapped
Studio 60
The Black Donnellys
Originally posted by: geecee
Didn't Standoff (hostage negotiator show w/Ron Livingston) get cancelled as well? Though, Fox is supposed to air the remaining episodes this summer. Though not a major network, Sci-Fi cancelled SG-1 as well(I believe someone already mentioned that here).
