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Smallville is goed, maar vroeger was het toch beter... Er mag weer iets nieuws komen, smallville is nogal eentonig de laatste tijd, badguys come and go en de rest blijft hetzelfde.
Hier en daar valt er eens een personnage weg, jammer dat Erica Durance (Lois Lane) weer wat uit het beeld is verdwenen met die verdomde 'Lana'!

Stargate Atlantis was idd pracht van een serie, juist soms wat te veel irrelevante afleveringen... Laat ons hopen dat Stargate nog lang mag leven
Ben benieuwd naar Stargate Universe!!

2006Steven:

Hoe zit het met de serie Las Vegas, is daar gestopt met dat huwelijk en de bevalling, zou er een vervolg komen of is het ook gecancelled, iemand een idee ?

Kyle XY Cancelled

In one fell swoop, ABC Family has set up its new lineup.

Following the success of \"The Secret Life of the American Teenager,\" the cable network on Friday night picked up three new female-oriented series, comedies \"Ruby and the Rockits\" and \"10 Things I Hate About You\" and drama \"Perfect 10.\"

All three received 10-episode orders.

Additionally, ABC Family renewed college dramedy \"Greek\" for a third season and black family drama \"Lincoln Heights\" for a fourth season with 10-episode pickups while canceling sci-fi mystery \"Kyle XY\" after three seasons.

Pending is the renewal of ABC Family's smash hit \"The Secret Life of the American Teenager,\" the size of whose order is still being determined.

Based on the feature of the same name, \"10 Things I Hate About You\" is a single-camera comedy about the Stratford sisters -- the strong-willed Kat (Lindsey Shaw) and social butterfly Bianca (Meaghan Jette Martin).

Carter Covington penned the pilot, which was directed by the film's helmer, Gil Junger.

\"Ruby and the Rockits,\" from ABC Studios, is a multicamera comedy starring Patrick Cassidy as a former teen idol who has chosen to lead a quiet life with his wife and two sons. But when his former Rockits bandmate and brother (David Cassidy) shows up unexpectedly with his newfound teenage daughter (Alexa Vega) in tow, the family's life becomes anything but normal.

Set in the world of competitive gymnastics, \"Perfect 10\" follows a group of teen Olympic hopefuls as they train and prepare for their day in the spotlight.

The hourlong drama was created by Holly Sorensen, who is exec producing.

jammer van kyle xy

ja PB is inderdaad laatste seizoen nog 6 afleveringen vanaf 17 april en then its done!!!

ja kyle xy vind ik ook jammer was een leuke reeks .Hopelijk komt er nog zo iets uit als john do

Somebody save me

Godver heel erg balen van Kyle XY...vind ik echt een geweldige serie met nog enorm veel mogelijkheden! Hopen dat er een wonder geschied en dat hij toch nog een seizoen (of meer) krijgt

"You just can\'t resist bringing up the fact that I once accidentally destroyed a couple of planets, can you?"

USA cancels 'The Starter Wife'

USA Network has filed for divorce from The Starter Wife, citing irreconcilable ratings.

When the Debra Messing-fronted Wife debuted in 2007 as a six-hour miniseries, it attracted more than 5 million viewers and went on to earn 10 Emmy nominations. However, ratings for its 10-episode first season averaged just 2.4 million viewers -- a decent number by most cable standards, but not for USA, where its top shows (Burn Notice, Monk) regularly pull in around 6 million.

In an exclusive statement, USA called Starter Wife a "critical and creative success," and added that the Dec. 12 season finale served as a "satisfying conclusion" to the franchise.

scrubs is ook aan laatste seizoen bezig
mis deze nog in de lijst

ook Priviliged stand niet op de renew lijst van CW dus waarschijnlijk ook het laatste seizoen

Hier is een meer complete lijst :d

ABC
According to Jim
Boston Legal
Dirty Sexy Money
Eli Stone
Opportunity Knocks
Pushing Daisies
Scrubs

CBS
The Ex List
Swingtown

The CW
4REAL
Easy Money
In Harm's Way
Valentine

FOX
Do Not Disturb
MADtv
Prison Break

MyNetworkTV
Celebrity Exposé
Jail
Magic's Biggest Secrets Finally Revealed
Masters of Illusion
Street Patrol
The Tony Rock Project
Under One Roof
Vice Squad
The World's Funniest Moments

NBC
ER
Late Night with Conan O'Brien
Lipstick Jungle
My Own Worst Enemy
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno

ABC Family
Kyle XY
The Middleman

Adult Swim
Frisky Dingo
Moral Orel
Shin Chan
The Xtacles

Cartoon Network
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
My Gym Partner's a Monkey

Comedy Central
Mind of Mencia

Discovery Channel
Survivorman

Disney Channel
The Emperor's New School

FX
The Shield

MTV
TRL

The N
South of Nowhere

Sci Fi Channel
Battlestar Galactica
Charlie Jade
Stargate Atlantis

Showtime
The L Word

SOAPnet
Greg Behrendt's Wake-Up Call

TLC
Flip That House
Trading Spaces

truTV
Haunting Evidence

USA
Monk
The Starter Wife

Cavalera:

Hier is een meer complete lijst :d

@Cavalera Crusoe is als het goed is ook gecanceld zo is er al een dvdbox genaamd Crusoe The Complete series aangekondigt.

MrBlueEyes:

@Cavalera Crusoe is als het goed is ook gecanceld zo is er al een dvdbox genaamd Crusoe The Complete series aangekondigt.

2006Steven:

Hoe zit het met de serie Las Vegas, is daar gestopt met dat huwelijk en de bevalling, zou er een vervolg komen of is het ook gecancelled, iemand een idee ?

Crusoe gaat echt niet meer terugkomen. Maar zoals Cavalera zal zegt is hij door NBC nog niet officeel gecanceld (zal niet lang meer duren ).

ik had ergens gezelen dat dit ook het laatste seizoen van de unit zou zijn
ik hoop van niet want vind het wel een goede serie

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4Real (CW)
Part of the failed partnership between Media Rights Capital and CW, this reality series follows celebrities as they travel around the world and meet inspiring community leaders. Eight episodes were produced but only seven aired.

According to Jim (ABC)
This old-style sitcom about a headstrong contractor and his beautiful wife was successful in its early seasons but, by season five, the ratings really started to decline. Still, the network kept renewing it and the sitcom managed to survive for eight seasons.

America’s Toughest Jobs (NBC)
A reality show in which contestants try difficult and dangerous occupations. The winner takes home the combined first year salaries of all of the sampled jobs. The series performed poorly in season one and was shuffled to Saturday nights for its final installments.

American Gladiators (NBC)
A revival of the 1989 syndicated game show, this series pits amateur athletes against gladiators in contests of strength and agility. When NBC announced its year-round schedule last April, Gladiators was set to return for season three in Summer 2009. In the meantime, the series performed poorly in the ratings and execs changed their minds about its future. It's been rumored that Gladiators may eventually return but it won-t be on NBC.

The Baby Borrowers (NBC)
Based on a UK series of the same name, five young couples get a feel for what it's like to take care of a baby for three days, then a toddler, a pre-teen, a teenager, and an elderly person. The network took a lot of flack for borrowing infants and didn't even get good ratings.

Battlestar Galactica (SyFy)
This remake of a classic 1980s science fiction series has become more popular than the original. The network pulled the plug after four seasons due to expenses and ratings.

Boston Legal (ABC)
A quirky legal drama that centers around attorneys at the Boston law firm of Crane, Poole and Schmidt. Due to a decline in viewership and attracting an older demographic, the network closed the show after five seasons.

Celebrity Circus (NBC)
Pop culture stars are trained in circus acts and then perform for judges and home viewers to stay in the competition. Antonio Sabato, Jr. won the first season's competition but there won't be a second year.

Celebrity Exposé (MyNetworkTV)
Revealing the stories from “behind the headlines” about the hot celebrities of the day, the gossip show’s second season was cut short.

Celebrity Family Feud (NBC)
Al Roker (The Today Show) hosts the newest version of the classic TV game show with celebrity families competing for cash prizes that are given to charity. Six episodes were produced and aired but not enough people watched.

Charlie Jade (SyFy)
A private-eye is propelled into a parallel universe after an explosion at a secret desert facility. The network decided against renewing the show for a second year.

Chocolate News (Comedy Central)
Despite decent ratings, David Alan Grier and his comedy sketches were given the ax. Only one short season of 10 episodes was produced.

Cristina’s Court (syndicated)
Though the court show just won a 2007 Emmy for Outstanding Legal/Courtroom Program, it’s ending after three seasons due to a decline in ad dollars.

Crusoe (NBC)
Based on the classic Robinson Crusoe novel, this series never achieved good ratings and was stranded on Saturday nights. All 13 episodes aired.

D.L. Hughley Breaks the News (CNN)
After one short season, the sometimes controversial host and his news show have been cancelled after one short season.

Dirty Sexy Money (ABC)
Even lawyer Nick George couldn’t save the Darling clan from being cancelled. ABC opted not to order a full second season and hasn’t gotten around to airing the remaining four installments.

Do Not Disturb (FOX)
A sitcom based in a posh New York City hotel. With bad reviews and few viewers, FOX pulled the plug after three installments aired. Three episodes, including the pilot, were never broadcast.

Easy Money (CW)
Part of the Media Rights Capitol Sunday night line-up on the struggling CW network. The drama centered around a family of loan sharks. Eight episodes were made but only four saw the light of day.

Eli Stone (ABC)
A successful lawyer begins to have visions that put his life in turmoil and take him on a personal and spiritual journey. ABC decided against ordering a full second season and has yet to air four episodes.

The Emperor’s New School (Disney)
Based around the characters from the Disney movie, The Emperor’s New Groove, Emperor Kuzco must attend school to keep his high position. The animated series lasted two seasons.

ER (NBC)
The venerable NBC medical drama that follows doctors and patients at a Chicago hospital. The show has lasted 15 seasons and lots of changes is castmembers.

The Ex List (CBS)
A psychic tells a young woman that she’s already dated the man of her dreams and, if she doesn’t marry within a year, she’ll always be alone. The series was pulled after four installments but all 13 episodes were completed for a possible DVD release.

Fear Itself (NBC)
This series is an anthology of horror/suspense stories, directed by well-known directors like Stuart Gordon, Brad Anderson, John Landis, and Rob Schmidt. Unfortunately, the series couldn't scare up many viewers and NBC only aired eight of the 13 produced installments.

Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends (Cartoon Network)
When a child outgrows his/her imaginary friend, they find a foster home with Madame Foster. The animated series is coming to an end after six seasons and 78 installments.

Frank TV (TBS)
Master impressionist Frank Caliendo impersonates politicians and celebrities in this essentially one-man show. All 15 produced episodes have aired.

In Harm’s Way (CW)
A reality show that details dangerous professions and the people that do them. The show got very low ratings and was pulled after only five episodes had aired. Five installments are still on the shelf.

King of the Hill (FOX)
The animated series has been around for 13 seasons and 250 episodes, enough to keep it running in syndication for a long time. Its ratings have slipped, making it the weaker piece of FOX’s animated line-up. There was talk of ABC picking it up but it didn’t happen.

Kyle XY (ABC Family)
Though it was the cable channel’s biggest show for awhile, its ratings dropped and the show was cancelled after three seasons. Unfortunately, there were many storylines that weren’t resolved in the last episode.

The L Word (Showtime)
A series centered around a group of friends who happen to be gay, bisexual, and transgender. Viewers were told they’d find out who killed Jenny in the sixth season finale but it didn’t happen.

Last Comic Standing (NBC)
A reality show competition that seeks to find the most talented stand-up comedian. The winner receives his own comedy special and a development deal with NBC. Created by Peter Engel (Saved by the Bell), Standing has been hosted by Jay Mohr, Anthony Clark, Bill Bellamy, and Fearne Cotton. The series ran for six seasons and 59 episodes.

Late Night with Conan O’Brien (NBC)
The late-night talk show host is moving to the West Coast to take over The Tonight Show. O’Brien began as a veritable unknown but the show ran for 2,725 episodes and 16 seasons.

Life on Mars (ABC)
A remake of a UK show of the same name, the series was struggling to hold onto its audience for its first handful of episodes. Then, the network put it on hiatus for three months and things got even worse. Thankfully the producers had enough time to wrap up the ongoing mystery.

Lipstick Jungle (NBC)
The series about three powerful and beautiful ladies from the big apple, lasted just two short seasons and 20 installments.

MADtv (FOX)
The fourth network’s answer to Saturday Night Live lasted 14 seasons before FOX pulled the plug. Producers want to find another home for the series but thus far, they don’t appear to have been successful.

The Middleman (ABC Family)
The show about a dashing do-gooder, his assistant, and their crazy adventures attracted a loyal but small audience. It won’t be coming back for a second year but there will be a comic book and a DVD set this summer.

Momma’s Boys (NBC)
Co-executive produced by Ryan Seacrest (American Idol), this reality show centers around a group of mothers who help to choose a mate for their complacent sons. All six episodes of season one aired and there won't be any more.

The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet (syndicated)
The a.m. gabfest hasn’t been renewed and will come to an end after three seasons. New episodes will continue to be made until June, reruns will air until September.

Most Outrageous Moments (NBC)
Used mostly as filler by the network, this series showcases humorous clips from television and everyday situations. A few unaired episodes will pop up in the coming months (May 19th, July 21st, July 28th, August 26th, and August 28th) but no other original episodes will be produced.

My Own Worst Enemy (NBC)
Christian Slater’s foray into series television was cut short after only nine episodes. Viewers were left hanging and were robbed of any resolution.

Nashville Star (NBC)
A reality competition that ran for five seasons on USA Network before moving to NBC. Billy Ray Cyrus hosted the most recent run, season six. The show's been cancelled by the peacock network and there's been no mention of the series returning to its original cable home.

Opportunity Knocks (ABC)
The Aston Kutcher reality game show was pulled from the schedule after three installments were aired. The rest may see the light of day eventually but they aren’t making any more.

Prison Break (FOX)
The network says that Wentworth Miller can finally stop running. The prison drama is ending after four seasons. A two-hour follow-up movie is being made and may or may not air on FOX.

Pushing Daisies (ABC)
The piemaker with the magic touch couldn’t save his own series from the grim reaper. It ran for two short seasons and the network has yet to air the final three installments.

The Shield (FX)
The gritty cop series that stars Michael Chiklis as the unforgettable Vic Mackey ended its run after seven seasons and 88 episodes. Though the series finale left lots of room for debate, creator Shawn Ryan was able to end the tale on his own terms.

Stargate Atlantis (Sci-Fi)
This beloved part of the Stargate franchise ended its run after 100 episodes and five seasons on the air. The storyline and characters are expected to continue in at least one made-for-DVD movie.

The Starter Wife (USA)
The mini-series about a dumped Hollywood wife was popular but the regular series didn’t attract as many viewers. The show was cancelled after one season and 10 episodes.

The Suite Life of Zack and Cody (Disney)
The troublesome twins ended their reign of terror on the Tipton Hotel after three seasons and 87 episodes. It wasn’t all bad news for fans though, since most of the characters moved directly to the The Suite Life on Deck spin-off.

Swingtown (CBS)
A drama that follows three families in the swinging seventies. CBS ran it during the summer months and it attracted a small but devoted audience. The network tried to find another outlet for season two but couldn’t.

The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (NBC)
After 17 years, the late night talk show host is turning over the venerable program to Conan O’Brien. Leno will be moving to his own primetime series in September 2009.

Total Request Live (MTV)
Though it was once a staple of teens’ afterschool diet, the music video show slipped in popularity in latter years. In the last episode, current and past hosts count down the top 10 videos of the show’s history.

Valentine (CW)
A romantic drama in which a group of Greek gods try to promote love among mortals. Four aired while four other installments are gathering dust on the shelf.

Komt er een tweede seizoen van leverage ?

Zolang chuck en de unit maar blijven,

Een derde seizoen van life en een 2de van de mentalist en alles is weer in orde

HadesNL:

Komt er een tweede seizoen van leverage ?

HadesNL:

Komt er een tweede seizoen van leverage ?

Kings is ook gecanceled na 4 aflevering hoor ik? Erg jammer, een van de mooiere series om naar te kijken in een lange tijd.

Dat zou erg jammer zijn!

llamadoos:

Kings is ook gecanceled na 4 aflevering hoor ik? Erg jammer, een van de mooiere series om naar te kijken in een lange tijd.

HadesNL:

Komt er een tweede seizoen van leverage ?

Heb geruchten gelezen dat er geen 3e seizoen van life komt ...weet iemand hier meer van? Zou het doodzonde vinden..