ABC has made its limited series very limited by cancelling The Assets after just two weeks. Conceived as an eight week limited series to air during Scandal's winter hiatus, The Assets premiered to the lowest in-season demo ever for the big four networks at a measly 0.7. This week it slipped another tenth to a 0.6 and ABC decided they couldn't even air it for six more weeks. The Assets is the third official cancellation for ABC this season, joining Lucky 7 and Back in the Game. It's also the third show to get cancelled after two episodes joining Lucky and CBS' We Are Men. Several other ABC shows remain extreme long shots for renewal in what has been a tough season for them: Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, Betrayal, Trophy Wife, Super Fun Night, and the just premiered Killer Women. The future looks a little brighter for Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and The Goldbergs. Still to premiere for ABC is Mixology, Resurrection, and Mind Games. Shark Tank repeats will fill the Thursday 10pm slot for at least three weeks while Scandal returns on February 27.
On Thursdays, I go through classic series with a critical look at each season. Today I am looking at Season Seven of That 70s Show ! THAT 70s SHOW: SEASON SEVEN 2004-2005 25 episodes The seventh season of That 70s Show is the final season with Topher Grace as a series regular and also the final full season for Ashton Kutcher. Despite still having both of those cast member, the show finds itself flailing especially with Topher Grace's Eric, who is stuck in a terrible arc for most of the season. The show also brings many characters back at one point or another but everything just feels tired. This season actually graded out the worst for me. Even worse than the often maligned final season (more on that next week). Every title this season is named for a Rolling Stones song. Starring Topher Grace as Eric Forman (25 episodes) Mila Kunis as Jackie Burkhart (25 episodes) Ashton Kutcher as Michael Kelso (25 episodes) Danny Masterson as Steven Hyde (25 e...

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