NCIS:LA is alo syndicated, viewership is irrelevant as it makes CBS money. Once again, once by CBS.

You did. But "viewers matter" is false because they don't when I laid out the three reason above. Exactly why H5O and Elemtary are still on the air.

Owned by CBS. Syndicated. Airs on Friday.

Name a show with huge viewership and low ratings

Why not just redevelop Babylon Fields…again. The CBS pilot was decent enough.

Or free. From like everywhere online.

Best Buy has phased out CDs. Mine is completely gone.

So they have yet to hire another female that is prettier then Mindy? Phew. She would get them fired mid-season.

Never seen "The Giant Mechanical Man"? You should. Now.

Would you retool out two pretty women in the first season when the show was already not getting the great ratings?

So it just so happens both women were dropped from the show? Two pretty women. Just like that. And the plain jane was eventually also dropped in Season Two. Please tell me what other Women are on the show besides Mindy and the 65 year old Nurse…

Replying to my own post and looking at the cast pic from Season One, 2 of the (prettier) Women were gone halfway through the first season and the show dumped the "older" male lead. All that was left was a poor mans Adam Pally lookalike (who oddly enough eventually joined the show…and left) and the two good looking…

Underused regular cast? Which ones? Mindy essentially got everyone but two characters fired from the show after 3 seasons. Look at the original cast pic. The show continues to dump anyone that can possible upstage her.

"Short stay on TBS" = 3 years.

Could it be because no one wants to work with him? Look at what he did with showtime. He did a deal, Showtime announced it, wrote 9 episodes, and cried on Twitter he was leaving.

Except several Showtime shows are not 13 episodes.

Lynch hasn't done anything to note in over a decade. He should be happy someone wanted something to do with him.

Troll shtick? You can't even bother to stay on topic. The show is dead. Contracts are null and void. No network has interest in picking up Fox scraps of a show that produced 13 episodes, only aired 9 and had less then a 1 rating. Shows die every Season, it happens. Not every one of them are going to be 'picked up' by…

No, sorry. The ratings were incredible low even after Fox moved it's time slot around. The show was dead the day it premiered.

Like that has ever worked.