Well at least they didn't run everything but the grand finale and then shuffle the very last episode off to nowhere land like NBC did to Last Comic Standing. (the finale did air on Comedy Central, and it was really surprising NBC brought it back).

I know the networks are in a bind, but this consistent screwing over of the viewers (as they have done the finish out the season on the internet to scripted shows before) is not going to help them get ratings and launch new shows.

One of the reasons I was very picky about what new shows I watched this year (and funny two I didn't want to get invested in ended up being two that did well enough to get a sophomore season) because I didn't want to get caught up in a story line just have the show yanked after a couple of episodes.

I do think there is reality TV burnout. There are so many shows that it gets tiring getting geared up to watch yet another one and keep up with it enough to enjoy the game.

The problem is reality TV and game shows are cheap so they will probably continue to put way too many of them on the air and lose more market share meaning they will screw the viewers over even more.

Summertribe and the living is easy!

Can we send them parrot droppings until they put Pirate Master back on the air?