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Axed: CSI: Cyber
One of TV's most successful procedural franchises is coming to an end.
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CBS is calling it quits on CSI: Cyber after just two seasons.
The news brings to an end one of TV’s most successful procedural franchises.
While it averaged 8.5 million total US viewers, the show had been a money-maker thanks to international sales.
But the decision to end the series comes as little surprise. The third spinoff in the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation franchise was left off of CBS’ midseason schedule as was nowhere to be seen during a recent renewal for 11 other shows.
The show has aired in Australia on TEN where its ratings have also been sub-par.
Source: Hollywood Reporter
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12 Responses
I really liked CSI: Cyber. It’s a shame it got canceled
I never watched any of the other CSI shows, but I thought CSI: Cyber was pretty good. That’s too bad it’s been axed after two seasons.
No idea how it lasted two shows, let alone two seasons.
It would be good to see Ted Danson back in Comedy. I just didnt like him in CSI although it could just be the show i dont like. Personally its good that it was axed. Been on for too long certainly that format anyway. I would like something similar to Hercules: the Legendary Journeys on. On the season 5/6 dvd commentary Paul Robert Coyle the writer than Producer of the show said that they wanted to do a Spin-off of the show situated around the Norse Gods but the time for syndicated action shows ran out by the end of the 90s or words to that effect. I think now would be the perfect time the Norse Gods Spin off.
Making way for Michael Wetherley New show Bull l suspect.
Brining Danson’s character from the original really didn’t make sense.
That was a desperate attempt to raise interest by transplanting a popular character and actor-sometimes it works (Worf/Michael Doorman in Star Trek NG to ST DS9) and sometimes it doesn’t as in this case.
Noooooooooooo! I love this show 🙁 It is definitely Friday the 13th…
I watched two episodes when it first started and then gave it away. I am a bit hard of hearing and their American accents combined with fast delivery style meant I could hardly understand what they were saying a lot of the time.
No loss.
This’ll be the first time Ted Danson’s been unemployed since the ’60s.
No he already has a comedy lined up.
Danson was signed for 12 (or 13) eps only – he had already committed another series.
His presence did lift the show for us, but when he wasn’t around the story-lines and other characters were pretty dismal.
No great loss.