Is ‘Knight Rider’ TV remake out of gas?
By Behind The Scenes TV on Oct 14, 2008 in TV Shows
The new TV season has barely begun, and yet at least one show has already been canceled. “Do Not Disturb,” a Fox comedy starring Jerry O’Connell and Niecy Nash as hotel employees, got the hook after just three episodes.
The news came as no real surprise to readers of our Fall TV Preview. Writer Stuart Levine gave “DND” the harshest review of any new show, calling the jokes not just lame, but offensive, and saying the show was “so terrible that one would be better off buying the season one DVD package of last year’s ‘Cavemen’ and watching that on a permanent loop.”
Now that the first show has fallen, it’s only a matter of time before other shows also get the axe. And you can’t talk about cancellation possibilities without discussing the “Knight Rider” remake.
(MSNBC)
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