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Stop One ShowFor years, TV fans have been rallying to help save their favorite shows. Some tried online petitions, others sent tons and tons of snail mail to the networks, while some gathered the needed money to have "save ads" appear in key TV magazines.

One of the most popular "save our show" campaign on the Internet is probably Kristin's "Save One Show" at E! Online. For the past few years, Kristin has TV fans submit what show they would like to save. She writes a column about the shows that gathered the most votes in the hope to help save them.

The trend of trying to save a show is certainly not gone, but a new type of petition is making its way to the net: "Stop One Show!"Earlier this week, BuzzSugar.com has launched their "Stop One Show" campaign. Their aim is to let people know of one show their readers think should be canceled to make place for a quality series. The creator of that campaign has listed the scripted shows she enjoys less and is now asking her readers to vote for their list favorite in the "Which show would you stop?" poll.

I find her list of shows that should be cancelled a bit lacking. It also includes some shows I do not think deserves to be canceled even if I don't watch them. BuzzSugar's poll includes: Law & Order, War at Home, My Name Is Earl, American Dad, Ghost Whisperer, CSI: Miami, George Lopez, Medium, Prison Break and ER. So no The CW shows should be canceled? What about boring One Tree Hill? (I used to watch it but stopped around mid-season this year when it was clear nothing fresh would happen on that show.) How about Close to Home? Even though the show helps bring good ratings to CBS on Fridays, it is not what it used to be. Plus why put on that poll shows that we know are renewed for next season (ER, My Name Is Earl, and Prison Break)? Kristin's campaign does not focus on shows that have already been picked up. Telling networks to cancel shows they already picked up will do nothing.

Even though BuzzSugar's "Stop One Show" campaign will not get the same attention from the network the "Save One Show" campaign gets, it's interesting to see what show TV fans think should be canceled especially at a time where networks are preparing their 2007-2008 schedules.

What shows do you think should be on that "Stop One Show" campaign?

[Via MSN TV Blog]

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