The first actual series I believe i’ve ever seen on ABC was Lost, & I followed it to the end… I think it was way over dragged on, & that Black Fog like thing, was never explained, nor was the guy who talked to everyone, but yet never went to heaven with them, WTF was up with him, lOlz… Maybe they all died in his hands at a funeral home, lOlz… Loved the Extras, though… Kinda weird though, that show ended right around the time of the release of Super Man Returns, & yet they share the same ending, o_O

Anyways, ABC / ABC Family those channels are full of crap, I can’t even sit through a series without it being canceled right when I start watching it, WTF,

You are the worst Network ABC / ABC Family, you have the most Canceled shows ever… WTF is with you & your cencelations,

Fox is now doing the same thing with all their stuff… Mad TV was ruined when the original cast left, but to make matters worst, why remove Spy Vs. Spy?
And Cleveland Brown Show? WTF! maybe 1 Episode was good, rest sucked…

Kyle XY, canceled because a girl came into the picture? Really? So it droped the ratings a bit, woopty do, the show was still worth watching, even with it not being as good as it was… I want it back,

No Ordinary Family? Was becoming a drag on, but yet still somewhat in some way interesting enough to keep watching…

List goes on… Give back life, or bring shows back to networks, lOlz…

ABC / ABC Family, just sux… Plain & Simple… (The Network, not The T. V. Shows)

Enjoy Your Hall Of Shame ABC / ABC Family!!!

Anyways, over & out… Goodbye Peeps!!!

At least 26 Fox affiliates opted to preempt the program, 10 of them delaying it until a later time and at least 16 not showing it at all, due to the nature of the program, most of them part of the station groups Local TV LLC and Raycom Media. In the case of many of the Local TV-owned stations, this was the first pre-emption of a Fox program due to content in their histories after the July 2008 sale of seven Fox O&O stations to Local TV. These stations had previously shown promotions and commercials for the show, as the preemption decision came after the network offered the stations a six-minute preview reel of the episode’s content. However, the network did manage to convince Sinclair Broadcasting Group, one of the network’s largest affiliate groups and known as a conservative-leaning broadcaster, to air the show as scheduled. One example included WXTX, a Southeastern Media Holdings-owned and Raycom-operated Fox affiliate in Columbus, Georgia, which ran a ticker during the March 29 Animation Domination, which the Osbournes hosted that night:

“WXTX has informed the national Fox Network that we will not be airing Osbournes Reloaded on Tuesday following American Idol. We find that the programming does not meet our community standards, especially given the family audience that American Idol attracts.”

The message ran twice in a row at around 13 minutes on the hour, every hour, during the block. Sister station WSFX in Wilmington, North Carolina also preempted the show, showing a similar ticker during American Idol and beginning their 10pm news broadcast early. Raycom’s WPGX in Panama City, Florida also did not air the show. The station’s General Manager, David Cavileer, said the inappropriate content and profanity made him uncomfortable having the show follow American Idol, which is very popular with a younger audience. A Simpsons rerun was seen instead. WXIX-TV in Cincinnati had also preempted the program, opting instead to start its 10pm newscast early, followed by a Surviving Severe Weather special at 10:30pm. In Milwaukee, WITI, a former Fox owned-and-operated station owned by Local TV, decided to air the show at 1:05am due to the content of the show in order to show a roundtable program about drug abuse, “Dealing with Drugs”. The station manager cited that, as many young people watch its lead in American Idol (especially with, as anchor Brad Hicks said as the special started, the presence of local contestant Danny Gokey in the show), the Osbournes show would be more apppropriate for late-night, and that a show on the drug problem (an issue which was heavily covered in the last few weeks due to a rash of young adult deaths from drugs in the area) would be more appropriate to follow Idol. Sister station WDAF-TV in Kansas City also moved the show to 1:05am and aired the station’s 60th anniversary special instead. However the promotions during Fox network time listing the “up next” starting time on both stations were not changed to disclaim the new time. WGHP, the High Point, North Carolina affiliate serving the Piedmont Triad market, opted to delay the program until midnight, filling the original time slot with consumer reports from the news department. Station manager Karen Adams told the Greensboro News & Record that 60% of the email feedback she received was critical of the decision, although many of those viewers had missed the station’s announcement of the rescheduling. Other cities affected include West Palm Beach (WFLX), Birmingham (WBRC), and Knoxville (WTNZ), where the show was pre-empted outright; and Denver (KDVR), St. Louis (KTVI), Raleigh (WRAZ), Columbia (WACH)[17] and Salt Lake City (KSTU), where the show was moved to a later time.

Thank you for the correction about Crews.

Also: Life — his name is Charlie Crews (or better, Cruz). Not Charlie Crew.

Please bring back Stargate Atlantis!!!

in another time slot. PLEASE !!!! Give it a chance ??

Cancel the new Jay Leno show. It’s ratings have plummeted through the floor, and it really doesn’t belong in prime time.