2011-12 Canceled TV shows (List)

ABC
"Charlie's Angels," "Desperate Housewives," "GCB," "Man Up!," "Missing," "Pan Am," "The River," "Work It," "Combat Hospital," "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," "101 Ways to Leave a Game Show," "Take the Money and Run," "The Revolution," "Karaoke Battle USA" and "Expedition Impossible"

CBS
"CSI: Miami," "A Gifted Man," "How To Be A Gentleman," "NYC 22," "Rob," "Unforgettable" and "CHAOS"

CW
"H8R," "One Tree Hill," "Remodeled," "Ringer" and "The Secret Circle"

FOX
"Alcatraz," "Allen Gregory," "Breaking In," "The Finder," "House," "I Hate My Teenage Daughter," "Napoleon Dynamite" and "Terra Nova"

NBC
"Are You There, Chelsea?," "Awake," "Best Friends Forever," "Bent," "Chuck," "The Firm," "Free Agents," "Harry's Law," "The Playboy Club," "Prime Suspect," "Love Bites," "Who Do You Think You Are?" "Who's Still Standing," "Fear Factor," "The Sing-Off," "Minute to Win It," "The Marriage Ref," "It's Worth What?" "Escape Routes"

CABLE NETWORKS

HBO
"Bored To Death," "How To Make It In America," "Hung," "The Life And Times Of Tim" and "Luck"

LIFETIME
"Against the Wall," "The Protector"

ABC Family
"Make It or Break It," "The Nine Lives of Chloe King," "State of Georgia"

MTV

"Good Vibes," "The Hard Times of RJ Berger," "Skins"

TNT

"Memphis Beat," "Men of a Certain Age"

Discovery
"Cash Cab," Man, Woman, Wild"

USA: "In Plain Sight"
TLC: "All-American Muslim"
Spike TV: "Blue Mountain State"
IFC: "The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret"
Disney XD: "I'm in the Band"
Disney: "The Wizards of Waverly Place"
OWN: "The Rosie Show"
TBS: "Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns"

What in the Rasta Monster! HBO Cancels 'How to Make It In America'

(Via Hollywood Reporter)

"....How to Make It In America -- often dubbed Entourage for the East Village set -- also struggled to find the buzz and viewership Entourage was able to garner over its eight-season run. The Bryan Greenberg comedy closed out its second season with a paultry 560,000 viewers."

  Read: HBO Renews 'Enlightened,' Cancels 'Hung,' 'Bored to Death,' 'How to Make It In America'

What was your favorite episode of  "'How to Make It In America?

Lopez Tonight Canceled!

(Via NJ.com) 

George Lopez's nightly gabfest "Lopez Tonight" has been canceled by TBS after two years, effectively almost immediately. His Thursday night last show will be his last, the Associated Press reports. Lopez, whose eponymous sitcom ran for five years, was one of the few people of color to helm a nighttime talker.

According to TMZ.com, this reflects badly on Conan O'Brien as well. Lopez was apparently doing better in the ratings when he had the 11 p.m. slot, which can be expected. But when O'Brien got the 11 p.m. slot and moved Lopez back to midnight, ratings fell by 40 percent, despite O'Brien's lead-in, expected to be strong.

"Conan" viewership was just 13 percent more than the first year of "Lopez Tonight," a media analyst tells the AP. O'Brien, of course, left the "Tonight Show" after Jay Leno's 10 p.m. talk show proved a ratings disappointment and he wanted to return to his old time slot.

Jay Leno Show to be Canceled???? Replacing Conan???

Update:  1/12: Conan OBrien Refuses To Follow Leno in Open Letter.

Update 1/8 : NBC Gives Conan The Choice Of 12:05 Or Walking: TMZ

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/01/08/nbc-gives-conan-the-choic_n_415994.html?&just_reloaded=1


Update 6:50PM : TMZ is reporting that Leno is moving back to his old time slot.

Jay will take back his 11:30 PM time slot. What has not been decided -- whether Jay's show will be a half hour, followed by Conan, or whether Jay's show will be an hour and NBC says sayonara to Mr. O'Brien. We're told Jay and Conan have both been told of the changes. As for Jay, interestingly, he'll get what he always wanted -- his 11:30 PM time slot.


(Washingtion Post)

NBC is in discussions internally and with station executives about moving talk-show host Jay Leno back to late night. But late Thursday the network officially declined to comment on reports that Leno, who has been hosting a 10 p.m. comedy show stripped across weeknights, will be sent back to his more comfortable perch at 11:30 p.m.

A move back to late night would undoubtedly mean that Leno would stop doing his five-night-a-week primetime show that debuted in September. The timing of the move is unclear but it seems to be sooner rather than later.

TMZ reported that Leno's show would be put on hiatus starting Feb. 1, and that after the Olympics -- which end Feb. 28 -- Leno would return to late night. It is unclear what such a move would mean for Conan O'Brien, who took over "The Tonight Show" in June, while Leno prepared for his new primetime role.

Read more http://voices.washingtonpost.com/tvblog/2010/01/leno-headed-back-to-late-night.html

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