Cancelled shows of Tomorrow: No Soap Operas Allowed

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Only seven new shows on my slate this season (and a couple of them are big huge maybe's):
Revolution (I'll see if things take off after the pilot)
The Mindy Project (never saw her on The Office, but I'll give this one a chance)
Vegas (they had me the moment I saw the billboard)
Last Resort (This looks like the kinda thing TV was made for)
666 Park Avenue (Terry O'Quinn, I wish I knew how to quit you!)
Nashville (everyone says it's gonna be great. I'll take a look, even though it's definitely not my cup of tea.)
and of course, Arrow (the only one I'm really looking forward to).

I've got a bad feeling about Last Resort. I dunno just when I first heard the pitch and even the cast doesn't help. How does it last 5 seasons and 100 episodes on ABC? I think it gets canned before December.

I'll check out Arrow as a guilty pleasure show.

Vegas
I have high hopes for, but can they do 22-24 in a season and still be good? Cable dramas have ruined any network drama that tries to be different.

Revolution, I'll be there and hope they keep their word with giving the viewers answers.

Ben and Kate, Go On, The New Normal
we'll see if they get better after a few episodes.
 
Deadline:
Bill Lawrence-Produced ‘I Suck At Girls’ Gets Pilot Production Commitment At Fox
By NELLIE ANDREEVA

In a very competitive situation with all major networks bidding, I Suck At Girls Hey, a single-camera comedy from Bill Lawrence and Warner Bros. TV, has landed at Fox with a pilot production commitment.

It is based on Justin Halpern’s book I Suck At Girls, the follow-up to his bestseller **** My Dad Says that was based on his popular Twitter feed. The half-hour comedy will tell the story of a boy becoming a man, and a man becoming a father, in a time before coming of age was something you could Google. Halpern will write with his TV writing partner Patrick Schumacker, with Lawrence supervising. Lawrence, Halpern and Schumacker will executive produce with Jeff Ingold, Lawrence’s development executive at his WBTV-based Doozer production banner. Warner Bros. TV and Bill Lawrence optioned the book in February, three months before it was published by HarperColins.

Halpern and Schumacker co-created the CBS series adaptation of the Twitter feed/book, $#*! My Dad Says, which also was produced by Warner Bros. TV. This is the second consecutive year that a Bill Lawrence comedy project lands at Fox with a pilot production commitment. Last year’s Like Father went to pilot. Lawrence and Halpern are with ICM Partners.

Ughhh..... I was so excited when I saw Bill Lawrence was involved. But based on a book by the **** My Dad Says guy? Come on, Bill... :o
 
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Ughhh..... I was so excited when I saw Bill Lawrence was involved. But based on a book by the **** My Dad Says guy? Come on, Bill... :o

Speaking of which....whatever happened to the poster on this forum who loved that show?
 
He died. :o

In all honesty, I have no idea. I genuinely had no idea such a person existed...
 
Arrow looks like its gona be good.

watched the revolution pilot yesterday, that looks pretty horrible.
 
Why would Arrow be a guilty pleasure show?


Its on The CW. Well maybe Arrow won't be a strong guilty pleasure, this network still airs 90210 and Gossip Girl.

Maybe it will surprise me and develop into something more but I'm not expecting a quality drama, just something to DVR and watch while I'm on the internet.

What's your guilty pleasure show?
 
Would you believe me if I said I'm looking forward to "Revolution" for Billy Burke? :dry:
 
Burke seems fairly awesome, so yeah, I could buy that.
 
I like to call him "the REAL hero of Twilight"
 
Hitfix:
TV Ratings: 'The Voice' posts lowest premiere, but dominates Monday for NBC, FOX is a strong second with 'Hell's Kitchen,' 'MasterChef' finales

It's impossible to know what to compare Monday's "The Voice" premiere to. The first season launched relatively under-the-radar in late spring. The second season launched with a not-so-minor assist from the Super Bowl.

Monday night's third season premiere of "The Voice," the show's first fall launch, was below both of its first two premieres, but, since NBC cares more about immediate returns than longevity, emphasis should be placed on the series dominating both of its hours and leading the network to Monday wins in all measures.

"The Voice" helped "The New Normal" deliver a so-so premiere, and also prevented the finales for FOX's "Hell's Kitchen" and "MasterChef" from rising.

Among adults 18-49, NBC averaged a 3.4 rating for the night, topping the 2.5 rating for FOX in the key demographic. CBS' 1.4 rating, ABC's 1.1 rating and the 0.23 key demo rating for The CW weren't really in the hunt.

Overall, NBC averaged just over 10 million viewers and a 6.4 rating/10 share for Monday night, well ahead of FOX's 3.8/6 and 6.32 million viewers. CBS was third with a 3.2/5 and 4.8 million viewers, compared to the 3.3/5 and 4.4 million viewers for ABC. The CW drew 614,000 viewers and a 0.5/1.

[Univision averaged 3.61 million viewers and a 1.4 rating for Monday night.]

8 p.m. - The first hour of NBC's "The Voice" premiere averaged 11.04 million viewers and a 3.6 rating among adults 18-49. FOX's "Hell's Kitchen" finale averaged 6.21 million viewers and a 2.5 rating, still within range of its season averages, but without any end-of-season bump. CBS got US Open overrun and averaged 5.44 million viewers and a 1.7 key demo rating, beating the 4.21 million and 1.3 key demo rating for the first hour of the "Bachelor Pad" finale on ABC. The CW's "The L.A. Complex" averaged 679,000 viewers and a 0.3 key demo rating.

9 p.m. - "The Voice" went up to 13.03 million viewers and a 4.6 rating among adults 18-49 for NBC in its second hour, again dominating the competition. FOX's "MasterChef" finale averaged 6.43 million viewers and a 2.6 key rating in second. CBS' tennis coverage and a "How I Met Your Mother' repeat averaged 4.79 million viewers and a 1.4 key demo rating, again beating the 4.61 million viewers and 1.3 key demo rating for ABC's "Bachelor Pad" finale. On The CW, an encore of "America's Next Top Model" averaged 548,000 viewers and a 0.2 key demo rating.

10 p.m. - NBC stayed in first in the 10 p.m. hour with the "New Normal" premiere (6.91 million viewers and a 2.5 key demo rating) and yet another encore of the "Go On" premiere (4.97 million viewers and a 1.8 key demo rating). ABC's "Castle" repeat and a jumble of repeats and a fall preview on CBS both averaged 4.165 million viewers, with CBS doing a 1.2 key demo rating and ABC doing a 0.8 key demo rating.

All ratings information comes from preliminary Fast National Nielsen data, which includes live and same-day DVR viewing. All numbers are subject to change, particularly in the case of live events.

Go On and The New Normal premiere in their regular timeslots tonight with their second episodes. Parenthood and Sons of Anarchy also premiere.
 
anybody know whats up with unforgettable?..Loved that show
 
So...why is he only called Arrow and not Green Arrow?

So, far Revolution is the only one I am interested in.
 
And they need to differentiate it from Smallville's GA.
 
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