Talk:Cancellation (television)

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[edit] Popular culture reference

In cartoons and television programs, sometimes a announcer will come on announce some like "so and so has been cancelled so that we bring you this new show". I have heard in in comedies like Married... With Children's Psycho-dad show within a show in one episode; Was there ever a time when the cancellation of program was announced on television in real-life?--Kevin586 (talk) 22:59, 18 May 2008 (UTC)