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Ugly Betty CANCELLED


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It's sad to see a show go, but they're still more fortunate than a lot of shows. Numb3rs over at CBS, which has not had as many chances to prove itself, got its episode order cut by about 5-6 shows, but I haven't heard about Auseillo hand-wringing over them.

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I watched during the first season and I think half the second season and it just stopped being interesting for me.

I think CBS have Numb3rs as many chances as ABC gave Ugly Betty. Ugly Betty started in 2006 and Numb3rs started in 2005. I don't think it was ever a ratings winner but CBS still stayed with it.

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Numb3rs has generally been a strong performer in the ratings, until this season.

I won't miss the show, it had its run, but I just think it's an odd contrast to UB, which had so many different timeslot changes and publicity bursts to try to help, and yet he's so shocked and upset at cancellation and 2 episodes being cut.

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I've been enjoying it a lot this season, more than expected. On the positive, I think it's better for the show to go during a well done season than to just run on, and I'm not really sure how many more seasons the show could have lasted, creatively (I wish they'd announce an end date for Desp Housewives, for instances, that's the only thing I think that could give it a creative kick in the pants).

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Well it's a fave of his--you can call it biased reporting, but Ausiello isn't Nelson Branco--he admits where his loyalties lie and that he runs a gossip blog, nothing more. And frankly UB was much better than Numb3rs which has a decent cast and nothing else going for it (you'd think betwen tem the Scott brothers would come up with something at least more interesting...) Also, I'd argue not one of the time slot changes was done to benefit UB--it was more that ABC had a time slot to fill, thought UB had a decent fanbase and ratings so could work in those unfillable time slots--besides moving it to Wednesdays this month of course. (Is it getting better ratings than Eastwick did?)

That said I stand by what I said above, I think maybe 4 seasons is as far as this show should go,and I'm glad that the current season has been a lot more fun to watch than the last couple.

:wub: HAHA that made me laugh out loud :D

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