Happy Endings, Southland and CSI: New York Leads 2013 Cancelled TV Shows List

No more "Happy Endings." Photo courtesy of nowhitenoise.com

(List Courtesy of  Pazsaz)

1600 Penn (NBC)
Ending after one season, final episode on 3/28/2013
30 Rock (NBC)
Ending after seven seasons, final episode on 1/31/2013
666 Park Avenue (ABC)
Ending after one season, final episode on 11/11/2012
90210 (CW)
Ending after five seasons, final episode on 5/13/2013
Alphas (SYFY)
Ending after two seasons, final episode on 10/22/2012
America's Most Wanted (LIFE)
Ending after twenty-five seasons, final episode on 10/12/2012
American Chopper: Senior vs Junior (DISC)
Ending after three seasons, final episode on 12/17/2012
Animal Practice (NBC)
Ending after seven episodes, final episode on 10/24/2012
Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations (TRVL)
Ending after eight seasons, final episode on 11/5/2012
Ben & Kate (FOX)
Ending after one season, final episode on 1/22/2013
The Big c (SHO)
Ending after four seasons, final episode on 5/20/2013
Body Of Proof (ABC)
Ending after three seasons, final episode on 5/28/2013
Boss (STZ)
Ending after two seasons, final episode on 10/19/2012
Buckwild (MTV)
Ending after one season, final episode on 2/7/2013
CSI: New York (CBS)
Ending after nine seasons, final episode on 2/22/2013
Cult (CW)
Ending after seven episodes, final episode on 4/5/2013
Deception (NBC)
Ending after one season, final episode on 3/18/2013
Delocated! (ASW)
Ending after three seasons, final episode on 3/8/2013
Dirty Jobs (DISC)
Ending after eight seasons, final episode on 9/12/2012
Do No Harm (NBC)
Ending after two episodes, final episode on 2/7/2013
Don't Trust The Bitch In Apartment 23 (ABC)
Ending after two seasons, final episode on 1/15/2013
Dragon Ball GT (NICK)
Ending after four seasons, final episode on 12/13/2012
Emily Owens, MD (CW)
Ending after one season, final episode on 2/5/2013
Enlightened (HBO)
Ending after two seasons, final episode on 3/3/2013
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (ABC)
Ending after ten seasons, final episode on 12/17/2012
Family Tools (ABC)
Ending after one season, final episode on 6/26/2013
Flashpoint (ION)
Ending after five seasons, final episode on 1/22/2013
Fringe (FOX)
Ending after five seasons, final episode on 1/18/2013
Futurama (COM)
Ending after seven season, final episode on 9/4/2013
Go On (NBC)
Ending after one season, final episode on 4/11/2013
Golden Boy (CBS)
Ending after one season, final episode on 5/14/2013
Gossip Girl (CW)
Ending after six seasons, final episode on 12/17/2012
Green Lantern: The Animated Series (CAR)
Ending after one season, final episode on 3/16/2013
Guys With Kids (NBC)
Ending after one season, final episode on 2/27/2013
Happy Endings (ABC)
Ending after three seasons, final episode on 5/3/2013
Hour (BBCA)
Ending after two seasons, final episode on 1/2/2013
How To Live With Your Parents [For The Rest Of Your Life] (ABC)
Ending after one season, final episode on 6/26/2013
How To Rock (NICK)
Ending after one season, final episode on 12/8/2012
iCarly (NICK)
Ending after five seasons, final episode on 11/24/2012
The Inbetweeners (MTV)
Ending after one season, final episode on 11/5/2012
Jersey Shore (MTV)
Ending after six seasons, final episode on 12/20/2012
The Job (CBS)
Ending after two episodes, final episode on 2/15/2013
Kathy (BRV)
Ending after one season, final episode on 3/28/2013
Last Resort (ABC)
Ending after two seasons, final episode on 1/24/2013
The Layover (TRVL)
Ending after two seasons, final episode on 2/4/2013
Leverage (TNT)
Ending after five seasons, final episode on 12/25/2012
Love You, Mean It With Whitney Cummings (E)
Ending after one season, final episode on 2/6/2013
Made In Jersey (CBS)
Ending after two episodes, final episode on 12/29/2012
Malibu Country (ABC)
Ending after one season, final episode on 3/22/2013
Merlin (SYFY)
Ending after five seasons, final episode on 3/29/2013
The Mob Doctor (FOX)
Ending after one season, final episode on 1/7/2013
Mockingbird Lane (NBC)
Ending after one episode, final episode on 10/26/2012
Monday Mornings (TNT)
Ending after one season, final episode on 4/8/2013
The New Normal (NBC)
Ending after one season, final episode on 4/2/2013
Next Caller (NBC)
Ending after one season, final episode on 10/12/2012
The Office (NBC)
Ending after nine seasons, final episode on 5/16/2013
Pair Of Kings (XD)
Ending after three seasons, final episode on 2/18/2013
Partners (CBS)
Ending after one season, final episode on 11/12/2012
Private Practice (ABC)
Ending after six seasons, final episode on 1/22/2013
Ready For Love (NBC)
Ending after twp episodes, final episode on 4/16/2013
Red Window (ABC)
Ending after one season, final episode on 5/5/2013
Rules Of Engagement (CBS)
Ending after seven seasons, final episode on 5/20/2013
The Secret Life Of The American Teenager (FAM)
Ending after five seasons, final episode on 6/10/2013
Smash (NBC)
Ending after two seasons, final episode on 5/26/2013
Southland (TNT)
Ending after five seasons, final episode on 4/17/2013
Spartacus (STZ)
Ending after four seasons, final episode on 4/12/2013
Star Wars: The Clone Wars (CAR)
Ending after five seasons, final episode on 3/2/2013
Touch (FOX)
Ending after two seasons, final episode on 5/10/2013
Unsupervised (FX)
Ending after one season, final episode on 12/20/2012
Up All Night (NBC)
Ending after two seasons, final episode on 12/13/2012
Upstairs Downstairs (PBS)
Ending after two seasons, final episode on 11/11/2012
Vegas (CBS)
Ending after one season, final episode on 5/10/2013
Victorious (NICK)
Ending after three seasons, final episode on 2/2/2013
The Wedding Band (TBS)
Ending after one season, final episode on 1/19/2013
What Not To Wear (TLC)
Ending after ten seasons, final episode on TBA
Whitney (NBC)
Ending after two seasons, final episode on 3/27/2013
Young Justice (CAR)
Ending after two seasons, final episode on 3/16/2013
Zero Hour (ABC)
Ending after three episodes, final episode on 2/28/2013

Which show(s) should have been saved?

Campaign! Bring BBC Radio 1Xtra Back to Sirius XM

So last night I jumped in my car and turned on my Sirius XM Radio to listen to Tim Westwood's show on BBC 1Xtra and the channel was replaced by a disco channel.

Now look, I love disco and I feel there is a place for disco, but just like when Sirius Xm tried to get rid of the old school Hip Hop "Backspin", they are once again, making dumb programming mistakes.

Today I launched a Facebook page and an online petition to bring Radio 1 Xtra back.

I could go, but I want to hear from you. How do you feel about Sirius XM getting rid of BBC Radio 1 Xtra? Do you have anymore ideas on how we can get the channel back?

Let me know!

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bring-BBC-Radio-1Xtra-Back-To-Sirius-XM/236978429674590

www.petitiononline.com/slocket/petition.html

Use Your Voice! ABC Cancels Both All My Children & One Life To Live

"All My Children" has been on the air since 1970 ... and "One Life to Live" debuted in 1968.

The only soap remaining on ABC is "General Hospital."

ABC released a statement saying, "Guided by extensive research into what today’s daytime viewers want and the changing viewing patterns of the audience, ABC is evolving the face of daytime television with the launch of two new shows. The replacement shows will focus on health and food." ( Via TMZ).

My Take:

I've been a soap fan since I severely  twisted my ankle and started watching Jessie and Angie and Luke and Laura as a kid.

This move by ABC Daytime Chief  Brian Frons is a bunch of BS!

Alright so soap operas are not the cash cow they use to be, but there are not more passionate fans to than those who embrace the world of soaps.

Here's my thing, why not shift all the soaps to Soapnet? Oh wait ABC Brian Frons is turning the cable network to another kids channel called Disney Jr.

You can not tell me that you shift AMC, OLTL, Y&R and GH to SoapNet that it wouldn't do well in the ratings. At the very least, a soap channel that has the backing of the right exec can turn a profit and at least be as viable as WE, Spike and Court TV or whatever they call it now.

Over past few years, soap stars has continuously cut their salary to keep their jobs, so in essence the production of a soap can not be as expensive as say most network nighttime shows.

With the cancellation of AMC and OLTL that leaves General Hospital as the only soap on ABC , Days of Our Lives as the only soap on NBC and the top two rated soaps Young and The Restless and Bold & The Beautiful on CBS.

But for how long?

I don't want to see anymore judge shows. I don't want to see  anymore knock-offs of The View.

All I want to see is Erica Kane running Pine Valley and  Jess turning in Tess and causing havoc in Landview?

Is that too much to ask?

Voice your displeasure!. Sign the Save OTL AMC Twitition or contact Daytime Chief Brian Frons

Brian Scott Frons
President, Daytime Disney-ABC Television Group
ABC, Inc.
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521-4551
Email: Brian Frons  or Email: Brian Frons/Disney
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