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Lie to Me has been cancelled as well? Well that absolutely sucks!
I agree. Of all the ones cancelled the two I'll miss is Lie to Me and Human Target. The others I can do without.
Oh man! I hate that they're cancelling Lie to Me. Why do they go and cancel stuff all the time.
Kind of a funny lil story: I was listening to the radio yesterday and a Fox commercial came on. They were advertising American Idol AND Breaking In. Talking about: "...don't miss an all new episode of the new hit series Breaking In". lol
I was just thinking, yea some hit when y'all are already cancelling it lol
Sad to see Lie to Me go. Human Target's second season was disappointing and I can see why it was cancelled. They shouldn't have tried to change it up so much.
I've enjoyed Breaking In for what it is.
I've also enjoyed Chicago Code for what it is as well, even though it looks like they swapped out writers after the second or third episode to slow it down a bit. But, I also stopped watching the typical cop dramas ages ago, so not really their prime target audience.