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Axed: Til Death

While the ratings were never in Til Death's favour, it seems the economics were.

Was it even still on? And more to the point: why?

It’s the end for US sitcom Til Death.

While the ratings were never in Til Death‘s favour, but the economics were.

With more than 80 episodes produced it was close enough for an off-network syndication sale.

Brad Garrett confirmed the news to Zap2It:

“The other night, we got an 0.8 [rating],” Garrett reports in his famously deep voice. “Once your mom stops watching, you’re an 0.4. The network said, ‘What do you suggest?’ I said, ‘If you give me one more month, I can take you to a zero.’ And there was dead silence.”

Source: Variety

14 Responses

  1. King of Queens should have been axed after 1 or 2 seasons. It’s now time for “2 & half Men” to be axed & pinkslipped asap!. Everyone Loves Raymond should have also been axed after 2 or 3 seasons, not after 10!!.

  2. What did they expect when they abandoned the whole premise of an already sub-par comedy after the first season? It was supposed to be about a newly married couple vs. an older married couple, and then they removed one of the families entirely!

  3. I actually liked the first series. After Eddie Kaye Thomas was put in the background, and some random black guy brought to the front, it got random, stupid, and became the Brad Garrett Show. It should have stayed with the series 1 format, which was starting to die near the end, but was watchable. Still surprised this got the green light, when the ‘War at Home” was dumped.

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