List Of Television Shows Cancelled

List Of Television Shows Cancelled

Television: Where Are All the Good Sitcoms?
Drama, drama, drama, that is pretty much the only thing that is broadcast on television, along with reality television shows. A s more of those types of television shows come along, less sitcoms are show. In the eighties and nineties sitcoms where all the rage with many sitcoms running from 6 to 10 years. Shows like Growing Pains, Family Matters, Full House and The Fresh Prince of Bel Air were high in the ratings and shows that people would go to Read More...
Are The Networks Killing Quality
Are we going to be stuck with the current glut of game shows and reality TV? How many times can you clone CSI and Law & Order? I miss the West Wing. Well this season we finally got some quality television shows with smart writing and acting. Trouble is, some have already fallen to the axe and some are on bubble. Smith, a credible show, canceled. Kidnapped, a good show, close to extinction. My two favorites NBC's Studio 60 and Friday Night L Read More...
Reality TV - Nothing To Watch
Even though there are lots of ways for people to entertain themselves, television is still probably the biggest avenue for entertainment. Every year networks spend millions of dollars trying to find ways to keep the general public watching their shows. Hit shows can be a trial and error process, as the saying goes, "there's no accounting for taste". In an effort to try and predict successful shows, networks may use focus groups. The focus gro Read More...

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