I must be missing something here. The title of the article says that "dozens" of shows have been cancelled. However, when I scroll down about halfway through the article, I see this:
See More: Full List of Cancelled Primetime TV Shows
So I click on the link and get not a list but a "gallery" that I have to scroll through. It displays not dozens but rather seventeen shows that have been cancelled. Here they are:
"About A Boy" (NBC)
"Backstrom" (Fox)
"Battle Creek" (CBS)
"Constantine" (NBC)
"The Following" (Fox)
"Forever" (ABC)
"Hart of Dixie" (CW)
"Marry Me" (NBC)
"The McCarthys" (CBS)
"The Messengers" (CW)
"The Mindy Project" (Fox)
"One Big Happy" (NBC)
"Resurrection" (ABC)
"Revenge" (ABC)
"Stalker" (CBS)
"State of Affairs" (NBC)
"The Taste" (ABC)
I haven't even heard of most of these, let alone seen them. In fact, the only shows I've watched are "Battle Creek" and "Forever" and I'm sad to see them go.
Back in 1977 there was this obscure show called "James at 15" that was on for about a year or so. It was about this 15-year-old kid who moved to Boston and he had to adjust to Boston. As I was 15-years old that year and already living in Boston, that was a show I went out of my way to see. Then they cancelled it.
There were a lot of strange characters on that show that continue to perplex me. I recently re-discovered the show on YouTube. It was weird to see video that I have not seen since I was 15 years old myself.
