Any show that keeps J.B. Smoove employed is fine by me.

Up All Night was a much better show, especially after Maya Rudolph joined the cast.

CBS has canceled The Millers: http://tvline.com/2014/11/14/the-millers-cancelled-cbs/

It's pretty surprising to see a show very early in its second season and with such big names in its cast get canceled. I guess this show depended on being behind TBBT to get viewers. Although other networks probably wish their sitcoms got ratings of what The Millers was getting.

That's odd. I figured this would be on for awhile. Have the ratings been that bad that they'd cancel it so early in its sophomore season?

It's ratings have been sub 2.0 (around 1.5) and it's hurting Scorpion. Scorpion's ratings have taken a downward trajectory since The Millers premiered as it's lead-in.

Mike and Molly will probably replace it.

Let's be honest, Scorpion isn't doing very good either. It barely topped 2BG, which is now in it's Fourth Season. CBS really wants it to work though.

This was a really unfunny show with a laugh track. Glad it's gone. Will Arnett might be able to do something better. Maybe.

I didn't think this was too bad from what I saw of it. I like Will Arnett and J.B. Smoove quite a bit so its too bad it got cancelled. I think it would have done okay if it had been on Thursday with The Big Bang Theory and could have possibly taken Two and a Half Men's spot eventually. Oh well I guess.

Talented cast. Will admit the results were fair. Like Will Arnet's charm. JB Smoove is always cool. Still better than some of the others shows that are still on.

I hope this means we get a lot more Claudia on The Americans and more Barton Scully on Masters of Sex in 2015.