The End is Near for “Journeyman” December 14, 2007 12:45 pm
Posted by Rosario T. Calabria in Cancellations, Journeyman, NBC, News, Television.trackback
The date has come and past for NBC to decide the fate of their freshman drama series Journeyman. The network has decided against picking up the show for a full season.
All 13 produced episodes will air on television, and series creator Kevin Falls is on record stating that there will be some closure to the series.
The final two episodes of the series will air on December 17 and December 19, respectively.
Source: Hollywood Reporter
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I hope NBC executives rot in the fiery pits of hell for canceling this show. I hope their children are stolen in the night and castrated with a spork in an aquarium of leeches, and then salt is poured on their wounds. Without my weekly fix of Kevin McKidd, I won’t smile anymore.
It was a fantastic show, and I looked forward every week to watching it. The characters and the stories were great. I don’t know why it didn’t catch on. My advice. USA should pick it up and put it on after The Dead Zone.
My wife and I absolutely loved the program Journeyman. We don’t watch T.V. other than the news. Finally an exciting show that kept us on the edge of our seats and the hour seemed like only 15 minutes. We are shocked and deeply disappointed that this program was cancelled.
With the constant barrage of ‘different’ reality shows and other mindless, smart mouthed sitcom drivel, it is a ‘fun’, intelligent and interesting drama sci-fi series. It kept me looking forward to the next week. Becoming a victim of poor timing and scheduling, it seems like NBC is too impatient for a success to develop. My wife and I also wish another cable/satellite network picks it up. I’ve been watching more and more shows on ‘non-network’ satellite and loving it!!
AGREEING WITH MIKE D.
AFTER NEARLY 3 MONTHS, MAYBE N B C WILL SEE ON THESE BLOGS THAT FAILURE TO RENEW WAS A BIG MISTAKE. THE MINDLESS REALITY AN SITCOMS IS ONLY OUT DONE BY THE RIDICULIOUS LEVEL OF THE ADVERTISERS TO THE VIEWING PUBLIC.
A TRULY WELL WRITTEN SCI- FI SHOW IS A BREATH OF SPRING ON A DREARY FRONTIER OF NETWORK T.V. TEASE AN TAKE AWAY.
HOPEFULLY VIEWER OUTRAGE AN RESPONSE WILL CAUSE NBC TO REEVALUATE THEIR DECISION.