After just one season, CBS has decided to cancel Rush Hour.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the movie-inspired drama starring Justin Hires and Jon Foo won't receive a second season, thanks to a mediocre debut in March, which kicked off a season that garnered a modest 1.2 rating and 6 million viewer base.
While the show had the backing of a solid production team lead by Bill Lawrence (Scrubs), the fact that Rush Hour is from Warner Bros. TV didn't work in its favor, as broadcast networks are less likely to continue a series that comes from an outside studio unless they are true hits.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, the movie-inspired drama starring Justin Hires and Jon Foo won't receive a second season, thanks to a mediocre debut in March, which kicked off a season that garnered a modest 1.2 rating and 6 million viewer base.
While the show had the backing of a solid production team lead by Bill Lawrence (Scrubs), the fact that Rush Hour is from Warner Bros. TV didn't work in its favor, as broadcast networks are less likely to continue a series that comes from an outside studio unless they are true hits.
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