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I'm still reeling from the idiot decision of CBS to cancel (without conclusion) CSI Miami. It was a top ranked show and had a terrific cast. Who cancels long running series without some kind of conclusion anyway?
I agree. I will never understand the decision to cancel "Miami" and keep "NY."
I read over the weekend that now "NY" will probably go this year. Good riddance.
I agree. I will never understand the decision to cancel "Miami" and keep "NY."
I read over the weekend that now "NY" will probably go this year. Good riddance.
And, sadly "Vegas." I really like that.
I LOVE Vegas and for the life of me I can't understand why it is on the chopping block. Shows like that grow through word of mouth and they don't even give it time for the word to spread. I guess they don't realize that shows such as Cheers and NCIS that went on to become mega hits started out with poor ratings their first year. I wonder how many really good shows have been cancelled too soon while stupid shows like 2 1/2 men seem to go on forever.
I LOVE Vegas and for the life of me I can't understand why it is on the chopping block. Shows like that grow through word of mouth and they don't even give it time for the word to spread. I guess they don't realize that shows such as Cheers and NCIS that went on to become mega hits started out with poor ratings their first year. I wonder how many really good shows have been cancelled too soon while stupid shows like 2 1/2 men seem to go on forever.
Southland is a great example of this. Luckily TNT picked it up.
I agree. I will never understand the decision to cancel "Miami" and keep "NY."
I read over the weekend that now "NY" will probably go this year. Good riddance.
And, sadly "Vegas." I really like that.
Miami and NY were toss ups. They literally were as close as flipping a coin to decide which to cancel. It came down to the fact that "NY" was New York City and CBS could create a "NY-fest" Friday night. (at the time CSI: NY, Made in Jersey, Blue Bloods)
Miami and NY were toss ups. They literally were as close as flipping a coin to decide which to cancel. It came down to the fact that "NY" was New York City and CBS could create a "NY-fest" Friday night. (at the time CSI: NY, Made in Jersey, Blue Bloods)
Yes, because so little TV revolves around NYC. How unique..
I LOVE Vegas and for the life of me I can't understand why it is on the chopping block. Shows like that grow through word of mouth and they don't even give it time for the word to spread. I guess they don't realize that shows such as Cheers and NCIS that went on to become mega hits started out with poor ratings their first year. I wonder how many really good shows have been cancelled too soon while stupid shows like 2 1/2 men seem to go on forever.
I don't understand it at all. The acting is great. The show looks fabulous - l love the clothes, furnishings, etc. from that era. I understand that they have taken some liberties with the actual history, but, it's not meant to be a documentary.
Just no accounting for taste, as they say.
Wait. Are we talking about the show Vegas? Or the Vegas CSI?
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