CBS CANCELS "THE BRIDGE"

 
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I have some good news and bad news for fans of the CBS drama "The Bridge"

Bad News


CBS has decided to pull the Saturday night drama after just three episodes.  There is no word on rather CBS will air the 10 remaining episodes at a later date.

Good News


Although the show has been cancelled in the US, it will continue to air in Canada. CTV begin airing the series back in March and completed the season in May.  "The Bridge" was successful enough to garner a second season for Canadian viewers.

What does all this mean?  Since it is highly unlikely that another network would pickup the low rated series, it doesn't look like  US viewers  will see the rest of this season or the second season.

"THE BRIDGE," A NEW POLICE DRAMA, PREMIERES SATURDAY, JULY 10, 8:00-9:00 PM

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"The Bridge", a new drama about a tough and dedicated police officer who is voted to become the police union's dynamic leader, premieres Saturday, July 10 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
 
The series, based on the insights of veteran insider and outspoken former Toronto police union head Craig Bromell, chronicles a charismatic union leader who is working parallel campaigns in a big city police force - battling criminals on the street and fighting his own bosses, and sometimes corruption in the ranks, to protect his fellow officers.

"The Bridge" stars Aaron Douglas ("Battlestar Galactica," "Smallville"), Paul Popowich ("Angela's Eyes"), Frank Cassini ("Vice"), Theresa Joy ("All the Good Ones are Married"), Ona Grauer ("Stargate SG-1") and Michael Murphy ("X-Men: The Last Stand").