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jennatar Oh, no! I totally wanted this to do well! I love Niecy Nash!
I also, um, had wanted to see it. Three episodes had already aired? I had no idea. Maybe that's why they had such low ratings, FOX?
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Robyn74 So is Jerry O'Connell becoming a jinx for TV? Two new shows cancelled?
The first cancelled show of the fall season is…
Seriously? OMG! WTF? —
... Once again has the first cancelled show of the season and this year it is Do Not Disturb. Michael Ausiello is reporting that the show will be replaced by a second airing of ‘Til Death. Poor Jerry O’Connell has yet another failed sitcom on his resume. ...
'Do Not Disturb' -- ever again?
What's Alan Watching? —
... Due to time and space issues,tThis has been the first TV season where I haven't reviewed every new show as it's debuted. I didn't write about CBS' "Gary Unmarried" the other night, and I didn't write about Fox's "Do Not Disturb" when it debuted a couple of weeks ago. In one case, it looks like I may not get a chance : Michael Ausiello is reporting that Fox has canceled "Do Not Disturb," effective immediately. ...
Fox Cancels 'Do Not Disturb' After 3 Episodes.
Oh No They Didn't! —
... three low-rated episodes. The show's Wednesday time slot will be filled with repeats of 'Til Death, which upgrades the network's 9 to 10 p.m. comedy block from excruciatingly painful to unbearably painful. (And yes, that is an upgrade, albeit a very slight one.) A Fox insider insists no official decision has been made re: Do Not Disturb's fate. News comes just days after the show's producers publicly apologized for making such a crappy show. All's forgiven! source I wonder if Charity saw this coming in a premonition.
“Do Not Disturb” Cancelled
Pop Crunch —
... Do Not Disturb is dunzo. Fox has brought down the axe on its workplace comedy after just three episodes, Entertainment Weekly is reporting. The sitcom, which starred comedienne Niecey Nash and Jerry O’Connell, is the first casuality of the new Fall season. ...
Vacancy: Just days after the creators of ... [Do Not Disturb]
Gawker: Defamer —
... to TV critics apologizing for “being the perpetrators of such bad television,” their show has become the fall season's first cancellation. According to EW's Michael Ausiello, the Jerry O'Connell sitcom (which aired only three episodes) will be replaced by reruns of 'Til Death. Elsewhere on the dial, Ben Silverman pet project Knight Rider premiered ...
"Do Not Disturb" Gets the Axe
TV Fodder —
"Do Not Disturb" Gets the Axe Do-Not-Disturb.jpg It looks like Do Not Disturb w" ill no longer disturb the Fox lineup. EW's Michael Ausiello is reporting that the network has pulled the show after only two episodes. Jerry O'Connell is good. Niecy Nash is good. So what the hell went wrong? Oh yeah -- the show sucked. Just ask the creators. They recently made ...
'Do Not Disturb' Cancelled After Three Episodes
Aceshowbiz.com - Entertainment News —
... after only three episodes, due to poor reception from the audience. Some sources have confirmed the cancellation to EW's Ausiello Files and said that the empty slot will be filled by " ...
‘Do Not Disturb’ Fall’s First Cancellation
Comedy Centric —
... Entertainment Weekly reported the rumor first on Thursday: after just three little-watched episodes, ...
Fall's First Casualty
Jossip —
... "And the award for first cancellation of the new fall season goes to…Fox's Do Not Disturb! Sources confirm to me exclusively that the critically savaged sitcom, starring a slumming Jerry O'Connell and Niecy Nash, has been axed after three low-rated episodes." [EW] ...
TV Deathwatch: ‘Do Not Disturb’ Wins the Race to Cancellation!
Vulture —
... — has been dumped by Fox after just three episodes, according to EW's Michael Ausiello. O'Connell, as you'll likely recall, was also the star of last year's non-renewed, critically hated ABC sitcom Carpoolers. We can't wait to see what viewers will ignore him in next year! ...
Fox cancelling Do Not Disturb?
TV Squad —
Filed under: Other Comedy Shows, Cancellations, Reality-FreeAnother new TV show bites the dust. EW's Michael Ausiello reports that Fox has cancelled Do Not Disturb. The network won't confirm anything, telling TV Guide that the critically-panned sitcom is "pre-empted" next week. This comes on the heels of the show's producers apologizing for "perpetrating bad television," but asking critics and viewers for a second chance. Guess they'll never get it. Continue reading Fox cancelling Do Not Disturb? ...
Last weekend of baseball's regular season links
TV with MeeVee —
And the first show canceled this season is....Fox's disaastrously unfunny hotel sitcom "Do Not Disturb!' Yessss!
And weirdly enough, it's being replaced by repeats of "Til Death."
Recap of last night's "Survivor: Gabon" opener. Really, were there any of those people you would mind seeing sat on by a hippo?
The worst goes first
Premium Hollywood - Entertainment blog, Hollywood blog, movie blog, TV blog —
... Say adieu to “Do Not Disturb,” Fox’s Jerry-O’Connell-starring sitcom. If The Gospel According to Michael Ausiello can be trusted, then the series has already bitten the dust, thereby making it the first casualty of the 2008 fall season…and the least surprising. ...
Can Sarah Connor Save Herself, Never Mind The Future? [Sarah Connor Risks Termination]
io9 —
... that that particular demographic isn't responding to the show may be its timeslot - the show is currently up against Chuck - itself having a rocky start this season, viewerwise - Gossip Girl and the unexplainably unbeatable Dancing With The Stars on network television alone. But is it too late to move it somewhere else on the schedule (and if not, where to put it? One suggestion may be Wednesday evenings, currently quiet for genre TV... and Fox does need a replacement for Do Not Disturb, after all). ...
Ratings: Debuts of 'Pushing Daisies,' 'Private Practice,' 'Dirty Sexy Money' take a hit
Entertainment Weekly's Hollywood Insider —
... episodes. The first was seen by 4.7 million viewers, the second by 3.9 million. (FYI: That latter number is still 276,000 more than what tuned in for the last episode of former 9:30 p.m. time slot holder ...
