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TV Show Cancellation Thread (including ending ones)

The brattiest character on children's television is finally gone. About time.
Now that I think of it, I wonder why PBS even greenlighted that show (From Canada no less), and let it run for years and years.
 
crainbebo said:
The brattiest character on children's television is finally gone. About time.
Now that I think of it, I wonder why PBS even greenlighted that show (From Canada no less), and let it run for years and years.
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For a person who has visited Montreal too many times and have friends there, I can tell you that Caillou is as iconic as Annie Broccoli. Good thing he’s leaving the air.
 
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'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' to End Next Year With Season 8 on NBC

"Brooklyn Nine-Nine" will end with a 10-episode final season airing next year, NBC announced Thursday
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Brooklyn Nine Nine will end in the 2021-2022 season.

“Brooklyn Nine-Nine” will conclude with a 10-episode final season next year, NBC announced Thursday.

The Andy Samberg-led comedy won’t return for its last hurrah until the 2021-22 TV season, a departure from previously announced plans to begin airing Season 8 last fall. Star Terry Crews has said the show’s writers chose to start from scratch on the new season after public outcry over the death of George Floyd at the hands of police.

The series was also among a handful of Universal Television series whose shooting schedules were interrupted by spikes in COVID-19 cases in Los Angeles over the holidays.
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