It makes the whole Katee Sackhoff situation moot if there is nothing for her to come back to anyway. Will MR be able to sublet her apartment in Vancouver? Only time will tell.

It was a fleeting role, but I hope it was enough to get MR’s foot in the door in the American TV market. I would like to see her answer her critics by finding a successful (and popular) role in the near future, and one that let’s her use her natural accent.

Early season cancellation is a fact of life for many bigger names than MR. “Alias” was the best show EVER, yet Victor Garber’s show “Justice” was mercifully axed in the early going as has been Michael Vartan’s snoozefest “Big Shots”. For these guys, it’s just on to the next show, no biggie. Let’s hope it’s just on to the next show for MR, assuming, of course, that the cancellation of BW becomes official.

I sincerely hope it is just a rumour :( I have to agree with Margie over at Watchingbionic woman why is it that since the show began everyone has indeed used it as its favourite whipping post???

I still live in hope that the “rumoured” relaunch still happens but fear that NBC have decided to cut their losses and will just move on…truly sad that the show will not reach its potential:(

Hi

The series should continue but with changes in the scripts.

They were mediocre.

Bionic woman must have a strong hand in its course and we see more “bionica”.

Sorry for my engish =)

Gary’s right, we got word today from an insider that the show has not been canceled. Spread the word … this is just another false Bionic Woman rumor.
http://www.watchingbionicwoman.com/bionic-woman-not-canceled-will-bionic-woman-bloggers-ever-learn/

The Bionic Woman is my favorite tv show currently I used to watch “House of Payne” at the beginning but Tyler Perry started to mess things up during the course of the season with that show so the Bionic Woman was breath of fresh air. It would be very disappointing to see NBC cancel the show because they aren’t giving it a chance and this writers strike needs to end! If NBC doesn’t want the show I hope another network picks it up.

Recently I’ve been watching Joss Whedon’s “Firefly” for the first time. Briefly, FF was a FOX show cancelled after about 11 episodes airing. It was shopped around to other networks but none had the brains to pick it up.

It was great TV and it boggles the mind, given the crap that makes it to air every fall, that the other networks wouldn’t trip over themselves to take advantage of FOX’s stupidity.

In fact, it took an organized fan revolt to resurrect the series 3 years later in the form of the very entertaining movie “Serenity”.

The point I guess I’m trying to make is that network execs are either clueless or they are afraid of their own shadows (or both). If FOX dumps a show, it’s hard to picture ABC having the jam to pick it up and run with it.

It has been done, though. “Taxi” ran on both ABC and NBC. I’m sure there are other examples.