Thread: Are you standoffish to get into new series for fear of cancellation?
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Old 01-15-2011, 11:52 AM   #25
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Would you consider 24 to have been cancelled or ended? They had a pretty good end of the series, but I think it was still a network decision to end it.

They way I see it if a show stops because the writers and producers feel they don't have anything left to say then the show is ended (ex: Lost, Cheers.) If it was a network decision then I would call it cancelled.

I agree with Jeritron though once people start talking about a show being cancelled it usually happens. I don't mean just one random person on a message board though and this is the first time I've heard that Fringe was in some sort of trouble.
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