Autres Annonces de Nbc

Next season will be the final one for "ER." The show, once the top-rated series on television, was to have ended this spring, but the writers' strike led NBC to re-evaluate that idea and bring the show back for a 15th-season swan song. Silverman says the season will air without repeats, beginning in the fall and running straight through 18 to 22 episodes, which would put the finale somewhere in February or March 2009. The show also hopes to bring back some familiar faces, teasing the return of Noah Wyle's Dr. John Carter in a promotional video.

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"Las Vegas" Ends Abruptly
There’s suddenly one less guilty-pleasure on TV. That’s because NBC just announced the elimination of “Las Vegas” from its lineup.

According to MovieWeb, a drastic loss in viewers forced NBC to cancel the show. As a result, last Friday’s episode has now become the series finale. The campy show, about the wacky happenings at the Montecito Casino in Vegas, aired on NBC for over five years. Initially James Caan played the casino owner, but he left the show at the end of last season and was replaced by Tom Selleck. Several other cast members were dumped to cut the budget and improve ratings. Apparently, it didn’t work.

NBC has yet to announce what will permanently fill the Fridays at 10 p.m. slot. –Chris Sardelli

Bob a écrit:Il vient d'annoncer que la saison 15 de ER sra sa dernière!