Fox has elected to drop on its network scrapheap (alongside "The Good Guys" and "Lone Star") "Human Target," "Lie To Me," "The Chicago Code," “Breaking In,” and “Traffic Light."
The network’s schedule is jammed. Take away Fox's Sunday cartoons and Saturday reality justice shows, and you're left with only 10 hours a week of programming.
With Simon Cowell's "X Factor" launching this fall (two nights a week?) alongside Steven Spielberg’s “Terra Nova,” and with "Glee," "House," "Bones," “Fringe,” "Raising Hope" and "Hell's Kitchen"/"Kitchen Nightmares" all set to return (not to mention J.J. Abrams' now-greenlit-to-series “Alcatraz” and Tim Kring's not-yet-greenlit-to-series "Touch" and "Bones" spin-off "Finder" likely headed to midseason), there’s just not a lot of real estate left.
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