[USA] Cancelled / Ended / Renewed TV Series 2009/2010

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NBC has pulled the plug on My Name is Earl. The show's sidekick, Ethan Suplee, confirmed the news via Twitter. "Just got the call that My Name Is Earl has been canceled," he wrote. "They sure did take their time with that decision -- or rather informing us of it." An Earl insider says execs at 20th Century (the show's producer) are in discussions with Fox and ABC about picking up the four-year-old comedy.

* NBC has passed on ordering another season of Medium. However, CBS, which owns the show, is expected to pick it up and pair it on Fridays with Ghost Whisperer.

* CBS is disbanding The Unit after four seasons. No talk of another network rescuing it

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Op woensdag 20 mei 2009 13:21 schreef athlonkmf het volgende:
The big bang theory is ook voor 2 extra seizoenen ordered he.

En tja... reaper...

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Op woensdag 20 mei 2009 15:17 schreef LadyBugLydia het volgende:
Darn, Reaper en Samantha Who zijn dingen die ik echt graag keek..Reaper is nog niet 100% zeker toch?

SUpernatural
Dollhouse
Ghost WHisperer (kleine)

Preview of Fox' Son of Tuscon

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Op woensdag 27 mei 2009 01:28 schreef bob1234 het volgende:

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Was in 2008 al voor 4 nieuwe seizoenen vernieuwd

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Op woensdag 27 mei 2009 04:02 schreef Jnk18 het volgende:

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Wow dacht echt dat Curb your Enthusiasm was geeindigt. Kennelijk niet.. toch maar weer eens 6 seizoenen herkijken.

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Exclusive: 'Seinfeld' cast to appear on 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'
Mar 5, 2009, 04:06 PM | by Lynette Rice

The Seinfeld cast is making another must-see appearance. EW has learned exclusively that the four stars of NBC's long-running comedy -- Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander, and Michael Richards -- will be featured in a multiple-episode story arc on HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm this fall. The cameos will mark the first time that all four actors have appeared together in a scripted TV show since Seinfeld went off the air nearly 11 years ago. No date has been set for this event, or for Curb's seventh season, which will run for 10 weeks. Curb, of course, was created by and stars Larry David, the cocreator of Seinfeld.

The episodes, which are currently shooting in Los Angeles, appear to represent a continuation of David's relationship with the Seinfeld stars. As Curb fans know, Seinfeld, Louis-Dreyfus, and Alexander have made individual appearances on the award-winning series over the years.

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Op woensdag 27 mei 2009 17:44 schreef TARAraboemdijee het volgende:
Hmm, Kings (NBC) cancelled? Ik had ergens anders begrepen dat er in juni nieuwe afleveringen komen
(of misschien dat het al opgenomen afleveringen zijn die dan worden uitgezonden)

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Op zaterdag 30 mei 2009 09:56 schreef tass het volgende:
Vraagje: waar zou ik kunnen vinden wanneer de series allemaal weer beginnen???
Ik heb mijn eigen lijst met series die ik kijk en hou graag bij wanneer ze worden uitgezonden zodat ik ze niet kan vergeten ;-)

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When "Nip/Tuck" made its debut in 2003, it broke cable-viewing records and instantly distinguished itself with its stylized look, tongue-in-cheek tone, gorgeous stars and fresh take on America's obsession with beauty and youth. Those qualities earned it a Golden Globe for best drama, critical acclaim and water-cooler buzz that lasted for most of its first four seasons.

But when one of FX's signature series quietly wrapped last week on the Paramount lot, it did so without the usual fanfare associated with the end of a noteworthy show. In part, the silent send-off was because TV viewers won't see the "Nip/Tuck" finale, which finished shooting on June 12, for a long time, probably as late as 2011, making it tricky to publicize. Behind the scenes too, during the last week of production, there was an awkward sense that the end had already happened, since much of the crew had already moved to creator Ryan Murphy's new Fox musical, "Glee," last year, and Murphy himself was out of the country location-scouting for an upcoming movie.

"It's sad because it feels incomplete," said script supervisor Diana Valentine, who asked the cast to sign her finale script in between takes of shooting the show's last family dinner scene, which included almost every major character. Valentine, who joined the series in its second season, worked on "Beverly Hills, 90210" for its entire run. "It's not the same feeling I had when I was wrapping on '90210'. It feels incomplete, kind of separate. It's very hard."