39 shows not returning next season

[Morbo]

to be fair - i will miss Jericho. I was engulfed by it and liked it a lot. but i gave up hope after it was cancelled the first time. enjoyed the 7 eps they gave us this season.

[TheGreatLordGeorge]

how many of the 39 do you think are a direct result of the strike?

[Morbo]

how many of the 39 do you think are a direct result of the strike?

< 10

[Killdeer]

I am going to miss Shark

I liked Shark, although I think it struggled a little this season. I wish they'd have given it another season.

My main regret I think is Women's Murder Club. I like Angie Harmon. The show struggled I admit, but they had some good characters, and I think it could have possibly developed into something good if given a chance to find its feet. Ah well.

[Pharaoh Atem]

to be fair - i will miss Jericho. I was engulfed by it and liked it a lot. but i gave up hope after it was cancelled the first time. enjoyed the 7 eps they gave us this season.

Jericho will go down as another firefly shows that were great and never had a chance

[Daedalus-304]

and it generates a ton of $$$$ for the networks.
There was a movie with Arnold Schwartzenegger...called...*Running Man* if I am not mistaken. Where folks watched the contestants basically fight for their lives and won prizes throughout the show. Kind of *Lets Make a Deal meets Gladiators* ....is this actually becoming a case of where life is beginning to imitate art?? I really have to wonder

Lets hope if this happens that at least we'll have people making quality independent videos on the internet.

[LoneStar1836]

My main regret I think is Women's Murder Club. I like Angie Harmon. The show struggled I admit, but they had some good characters, and I think it could have possibly developed into something good if given a chance to find its feet. Ah well.

I watched the first episode. It wasn't my thing so I didn't watch anymore.

Jericho will go down as another firefly shows that were great and never had a chance

Sorry but it was far from Firefly quality, imo.

The show was given a second chance. It failed because the ratings weren't there even after the show had been resurrected.

[TameFarrar]

I can't say I watched very many of the shows but what struck me on many of them was it was either only after one season OR after only 3-8 episodes.

I do believe it has gotten ridiculous for networks to expect a show to have *instant ratings* because of the fact that there is just so much to choose from now days. That fact should IMHO make networks give shows a bit more time to catch on as folks surf the vastness of cable AND satellite TV. To keep filling up the airwaves with junk just makes folks turn to the Internet or other avenues more and more.

I think to answer the person's question from above of how many were affected by the strike...I am going to just guess and say the ones that didn't get a full season are probably safer bets on that.