TV’s Biggest Flops Of The Last Five Years
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‘Charlie’s Angels,’ 2011 (ABC): The network pulled the plug on this Fall drama in October
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‘How To Be A Gentleman,’ 2011 (CBS): This comedy was cut in October 2011
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‘Free Agents,’ 2011 (NBC): This remake of a British show was axed in October 2011
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‘The Playboy Club,’ 2011 (NBC): This retro-themed show was the first cancellation of the Fall 2011 TV season… Now its time to check out some of the biggest TV flops of the last five years…
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10. “Kings,” 2009 (NBC): This high-on-effects drama ran 12 episodes before getting the axe
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9. “Day Break,” 2006 (ABC): This “Groundhog Day”-type drama didn’t live to see many days
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8. “New Amsterdam,” 2008 (FOX): This show was canceled before the lead character was able to find true love and break a spell that had trapped him in an immortal life for centuries
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7. “The Bionic Woman,” 2007 (NBC): This Sci-fi drama lasted only two months
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6. “Six Degrees,” 2006 (ABC): After getting the boot in November 2006, this drama came back for one more dismal try the following March before permanent cancellation
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5. “Lone Star,” 2010 (FOX): This Texas-sized treat ran out of gas after two low-rated episodes
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4. “The Beautiful Life: TBL,” 2009 (The CW): This Ashton Kutcher-produced project drew only 1.38 million viewers before cancellation
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3. “Viva Laughlin,” 2007 (CBS): Hugh Jackman’s casino show lasted only two episodes
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2. “Emily’s Reasons Why Not,” 2006 (ABC): This Heather Graham-centered series was yanked after its premiere
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1. “Cavemen,” 2007 (ABC): Inspired by GEICO insurance ads, this comedy became extinct after six episodes