Despite not liking it much, I'm not in favor of a network jumping the gun and cancelling something after just a couple of airings. Give it a chance to make an impact.

So they got halway through their ordered run... FOX had to know this was a stinker to program it on Friday to begin with. Pair that with the fact that I saw zero promotion for the show.

Didn't Canterbury's Law just START? "Season Finale" after only four episodes? Shifting IT from Monday sounds like FOX is putting that show to bed as well. If New Amsterdam wasn't wrapping next week, I'd say they'd be next on the chopping block.

The writer's strike caused many of these midseason replacement shows to have very few episodes filmed. I think the networks are just burning these off, to see if any catch on. (Not likely.)

Cashmere Mafia, Lipstick Jungle have already finished their "seasons". I think there is only a few left of Unhitched and Miss Guided.

I hope this teaches ASP that old-school sitcoms are no longer her "thing", and that maybe next time she'll come back with something that's more up her alley.

Has she ever successfully "upstarted" an "old school" sitcom in the first place? She came into Roseanne when it was already a well established show (#1 in the ratings).

This chick has the biggest hard-on. Hopefully this cancellation knocked this big-head down a few notches. I hate reading interviews with her and/or her husband. Truly think they are the bread and butter - they are so wrong.

It <i>made</i> an impact already. It impacted millions of us to find something else to do while this was being broadcast.

Um, excuse me? Allow me to introduce you, Charlie Goose, FOX. FOX, Charlie Goose. There.