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Life on Mars Dies

3/3/09 at 09:15 AM
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ABC canceled its time-traveling cop show Life on Mars last night due to crappy ratings. The show will air through the end of its first season — apparently ABC doesn't have anything to replace it with right now. [Variety]

By: Lane Brown Filed Under: cancellations, abc, life on mars, tv

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