Oh, thrill.

[daemonluna]

This is Wonderland has been cancelled. Mrph.

And Norton Antivirus is not co-operating and reinstalling itself properly, despite my following numerous lists of detailed instructions from their help page. Argh. (The post-installation configuration wizard won't load, to be exact.)

Despite that, minorly annoyed but in a decent mood.

Going to sleep now.

Comments

[guyindkny.livejournal.com]

My condolences. I too know the pain of cancelled shows that are really good but just don't find their audience. But as you said last night, at least you got three seasons out of it, which is more than many shows get.

[daemonluna.livejournal.com]

It's true--and it's such a hard to categorize show, too. Ah, well.

[daemonluna.livejournal.com]

For sure. Sigh.

And a happy slightly belated Valentine's Day to you, too!

[stephaniejane2.livejournal.com]

Ah, I hate it when a beloved program is cancelled! :( Been there.

[daemonluna.livejournal.com]

Honestly, I didn't expect it to last the three seasons it did. Sigh.

Damn

[svartormr.livejournal.com]

...and Da Vinci's City Hall gets the axe too.

Today's Globe & Mail has a column by John Doyle on page R5 ("Attention, Fort Dork: tactical error") that says the CBC is totally wrong in their approach. He thinks they're foolish to think they can compete with the bombardment of regular U.S. television by just duplicating it; they will always fail. Instead, they should act more like U.S. cable networks and go for shows with moderate but highly loyal fan bases--which they had with both series.

Stupid.