“Castle” canceled. “Nashville” canceled. Minority Report” canceled. The Muppets” cancelled. “Undateable” cancelled. “Bordertown” canceled. “Second Chance canceled. “Telenovela” canceled. “Game of Silence” canceled.
Same for “The Grinder” and “Heartbeat,” which air on Fox and NBC, respectively.
It’s been a very rough week for stars like Chris D’Elia, and Eva Longoria,Rob Lowe, Fred Savage, and Patricia Arquette,and Kermit the Frog. As well as Nathan Fillion. This is the time of year when networks resolve what shows to renew and what not to renew.
Also Read: Nathan Fillion Speaks Out on 'Castle' Cancellation: 'All Things Must halt'Of course, there were also lots of shows renewed this week, and including,in something of a surprise, “drowsy Hollow.” That show seemed doomed after — spoiler alert — one of its leads appeared to finish out the latest season finale looking very dead.
Also Read: NBC Cancels Live Comedy 'Undateable, and ' Freshman Drama 'Heartbeat'“Bordertown” is also no more. The animated series aired on Fox.“Nashville” has repeatedly flirted with cancellation,but the country western drama finally sang its last song Thursday, when ABC kicked out the plug.
Is your favorite show still alive? Click through our gallery to see which shows have reached their halt, or at least on their networks. There’s always hope of them finding fresh life elsewhere.
What of destitute Miss Piggy and Fozzie Bear? The “Muppets” stars have few pilots prospects for next season,and will need to ogle for other shows.
Related stories from TheWrap:'The Muppets' Canceled After 1 Season at ABC'Castle' Canceled at ABC After Eight Seasons'Nashville' Canceled After 4 Seasons at ABC'Grandfathered,' 'The Grinder, or ' 'Bordertown' All One-and-Done at Fox
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