Oct 10/29/09 12:21 PM

Too bad,

    The episodes will be in demand in 40-50 years just for the 2009 shots
of SF before the ...

I liked the last episode where the white EMT came out to the black one
who banged Jennifer Siebel's character in the opening episode.

I registered to run in D-6 this morning.   My usual faux campaign but
it will be fun.

h.

> The SFPD and SFFD were ahead of the curve on this one.  I noticed a while
> back that the police cars and ambulances used in the show didn't have the
> official markings on them, unlike most emergency vehicles you see in movies
> and TV series filed here.  The answer I got was that the show was so bad
> that the City wouldn't allow them to use them.
>
> NBC cancels 'Trauma'; might finish current run
>
> [image:
> Trauma2]<http://reporter.blogs.com/.a/6a00d83451d69069e20120a6322115970b-popup>NBC
> has decided not to order any more episodes of freshman medical drama
> "Trauma."
>
> The move makes room for the return of "Chuck" to Monday nights next
> year<http://www.thrfeed.com/2009/10/nbc-considering-more-chuck-.html>,
> where it will be paired with "Heroes."
>
> NBC plans to continue airing the show for now, and will produce all 13
> episodes from its current order (meaning the show will likely finish its
> run). After that, production on the show will shut down.
>
> NBC recently picked up full seasons of "Mercy," "Community" and "Parks &
> Recreation." Though modestly rated, the pickups give NBC some stability to
> its schedule and allow the shows some room to grow.
>
> "Trauma" was pegged as NBC's most expensive new fall series and has been on
> the bubble since its debut. A recent ratings rise and NBC scheduling
> additional episodes during November sweeps lent some hope the show might
> earn a pickup.
> *UPDATED: The Live Feed's TV Series Survival Status
> Report<http://www.thrfeed.com/2009/10/tv-series-survival-guide-.html>
> *
>