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Might have something to do with "automagic" raises for cast and crew for next season. The first two may be cheaper in their 2nd seasons than Found would be in its third season. And Suits LA should never have happened, period. But that's just a guess on my part.

Watson is on the CBS Sunday night schedule for next spring, at 10 pm. I suppose a short season is better than no season.

According to The Futon Critic it's still an active show, although that can change any minute now. It just seems weird that they would kill off the ultimate Sherlock Holmes villain in the very first season.

I have the same problem with Alert. I liked the actors in other things but all together in that show they drove me nuts and I never went back after the first season. Found had a similar premise and story line of a team member with a missing child but I actually like these characters.

This show has to be at least as expensive as Rescue: Hi Surf and possibly more because of two "name" actors in the cast and the special guest stars. The set may be largely CGI, but that's not cheap either. I won't be a bit surprised if this show meets the same fate as Hi Surf, and is replaced with a cheap game show of some sort. For as bad as the writing was, this show and Hi Surf both looked really awesome on a hi def projector.

The Doctor has been black before; he's been a black woman. Although maybe she never thought she needed to visit a barbershop in Nigeria. Wait, wait...there she is! They didn't retcon her out after all.

Last week TV Guide thought it had a better than even chance of being renewed, but what the h*ll do they know. It must have been too expensive to film there even though the cast was basically no names. Add me to the list of people who are going to miss the shirtless hot guys.

Robin's got it. See you all next January? That seems kind of late.

Interesting that so far none of the panel have actually guessed ANY of these people. Rita came the closest, but it was one name among many. ETA: ok, somebody mentioned a correct name for Mad Scientist. But again, it was in a big list of potentials.

Bad song choice for Coral, though. At least in my opinion.

Oooo, good song choice Pearl!

Two hours tonight, huh? I expect the first hour to be a clip show of all their previous performances. I'll be happy to be wrong, though.

I should feel like Joe got what he deserved, but with the exception of Maryanne, most of the people he killed or tried to kill deserved it (Love, Kate and half her crew in England) or were just so unlikeable that I didn't care (Beck, Peach, Bronte and her crew, the other half of Kate's crew in England). Joe was sort of the Dexter Morgan of love. I also have a problem with them trying to retcon Joe into the classic serial killer type. He didn't kill randomly or compulsively.

I remember reading somewhere that the writers room on the original show was extremely contentious. The list of writers for the old show on the IMDB is huge, but there are only about a dozen directors listed for the whole run. Some recognizable names from the writers list: Carrie Fisher, Joss Whedon, the Palladinos, Chuck Lorre, Eric Gilliland, Tom Arnold, Norm McDonald and Martin Mull. I don't recognize any of the writers names from The Conners except Lecy Goranson (Becky).

She wanted him to stay in Illinois, close enough to come home for Sunday dinner every weekend. No matter what she said about wanting him to have the whole "college experience" it was really about wanting him to be close to home.