I could make a lame ass Punked joke, but I won't.
One of the first “fails” of this fall TV lands on the heels of Mischa Barton.
The Beautiful Life dies a short death. The CW, which is barely a network, shot and killed the series after only two episodes. Wow, that is very FOX of you, CW.
From E!,
((This marks the first (and, assuredly, not the last by far) cancellation of the just-begun 2009-10 television season. ))
Congratulations I guess? Is there an award for that. Can Barton put that on her shelf somewhere?
((The Ashton Kutcher-produced show, about the trials and tribulations of the modeling world (which, on TV at least, involves a lot of sex and catfighting), was plagued with production problems from the start, starting with Barton's hospitalization for emotional exhaustion and post-op pain in July. ))
The Trails and Tribulations of Models doesn't sound like something people can identify with. Actually, I'm still trying to figure out why we still have a modeling and fashion industry. The fashion industry still can't get their elitist heads out of their collective skinny asses to see that most people aren't built like broomsticks. Most women aren't built like that, and thank goodness for that too.
Anyway, I'm glad this Kutcher series received the fail-hammer. Instead of rubber stamping all these series, how about less 'tweeting' and more on working on series with you name on it?
Since when did Ashton Kutcher become a powerhouse in TV? His claim to fame was starring in Dude Where's my Car and banging Bruce Willis' former squeeze.
At this moment, CW is still promoting the show on their Web Site!
Even funnier is Kutcher actually tweeted about people tuning into his show before the hammer came down.
((Don't miss the beautiful life tonight at 9/8 central on the CW ))
I wonder if this has something to do with the butterfly effect?
Heather Graham Still has you beat after getting canceled after one episode!
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