We told you about CBS canceling CSI: Miami, Unforgettable and NY-22, but of course networks all like to do things at the same time, so here are the crime shows that have gone belly up on the other networks and won’t be returning.
ABC: Missing and Charlie’s Angels (blogger Rachel Hyland knew that one would fail by episode 2)
NBC: Awake, Harry’s Law, The Firm (our commenters were split on the pilot), and Prime Suspect (which created controversy)
FOX: Alcatraz (blogger Clare Toohey didn’t care for this one) and The Finder
How do you feel about the cancellations? Anything you’re going to miss, or is it “good riddance to bad rubbish?”
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The next installment of the Jesse Stone movies airs on CBS Sunday, May 20th. These films—starring and produced by Tom Selleck and based upon the novels by Robert B. Parker—have consistently been fan favorites among book-to-screen TV adaptations. But will Jesse Stone: Benefit of the Doubt be the last one?
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