CBS has cancelled the comedy Viva Laughlin, starring Hugh Jackman, after its first two dismal episodes on Thursday and Sunday. A CSI rerun will fill its timeslot this Sunday with The Amazing Race returning on November 4.
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No More Viva for Viva Laughlin
Posted on 22 October 2007 by Bill Gorman
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OMG!!!LOLOLOLOLOLOl!! That is hysterical! I knew it, since I saw the previews, and saw the dumb interviews with that guy, who was the main character. Seriously, what were the execs @ CBS thinking? If they didn’t have people singing- which was just awful, and cheesy- the show could have had a chance.
OMG!!!LOLOLOLOLOLOl!! That is hysterical! I knew it, since I saw the previews, and saw the dumb interviews with that guy, who was the main character. Seriously, what were the execs @ CBS thinking? If they didn't have people singing- which was just awful, and cheesy- the show could have had a chance.