Thread: Fox Cancels America's Most Wanted

Originally Posted by ALIPAC

One of the very few shows on TV that actually helped Americans in some way gone.

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Now Im pissed. I've watched this show asmost every weekend since I was 18 when it first came on in 1988. I remember when Adam was abducted and years later in the 90's I read John Walsh's book "Tears of Rage". This show will really really be missed. They've tried cancelling it before but there was such a backlash that they put it back on again. I pray another network will pick it up. I don't care what station it's on - just as long as we can still watch it.

Originally Posted by NoBueno

I guess it's no longer politically correct to catch wanted criminals by having their stories aired in front of millions of viewers. Wonder if Fox was taking heat behind the scenes.

It's a money issue.

"We have not made money on the show for a while," said Kevin Reilly, Fox's entertainment president. "It was economically getting to the place where it was not viable anymore, but we wanted to keep the concept alive."

Unfortunately it always boils down to money.

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

Originally Posted by NoBueno

I guess it's no longer politically correct to catch wanted criminals by having their stories aired in front of millions of viewers. Wonder if Fox was taking heat behind the scenes.

It's a money issue.

"We have not made money on the show for a while," said Kevin Reilly, Fox's entertainment president. "It was economically getting to the place where it was not viable anymore, but we wanted to keep the concept alive."

Yeah...I read that too.....

Originally Posted by NoBueno

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

Originally Posted by NoBueno

I guess it's no longer politically correct to catch wanted criminals by having their stories aired in front of millions of viewers. Wonder if Fox was taking heat behind the scenes.

It's a money issue.

"We have not made money on the show for a while," said Kevin Reilly, Fox's entertainment president. "It was economically getting to the place where it was not viable anymore, but we wanted to keep the concept alive."

Yeah...I read that too.....

Maybe they could use it (the loss) as a write off - a donation to their fellow man.

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

Originally Posted by NoBueno

I guess it's no longer politically correct to catch wanted criminals by having their stories aired in front of millions of viewers. Wonder if Fox was taking heat behind the scenes.

It's a money issue.

"We have not made money on the show for a while," said Kevin Reilly, Fox's entertainment president. "It was economically getting to the place where it was not viable anymore, but we wanted to keep the concept alive."

Everything is a money issue today and that is the reason we have so many illegal alien invaders in this country and no jobs because they were outsourced to someone else that works at even cheaper wages then the illegals.

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Local FBI 'Most Wanted' show leads to arrest

By Susan Shroder

8:16 p.m., June 16, 2011

A woman suspected of stealing hundreds of dollars of electronic items at a Target store at Grossmont Center was arrested following a tip from a citizen who saw the theft series featured on San Diego FBI’s “most wantedâ€

San Diego's Most Wanted - The FBI Files

San Diego, the FBI needs your help right now! And with these words a new crime fighting tool is unleashed. Bank robbers, drug dealers, con men, bad guys and fugitives of every stripe are on the run. Fox 5 San Diego is proud to present "San Diego's Most Wanted - The FBI Files hosted by FBI Special Agent in Charge Keith Slotter and featuring up to a $1,000 reward for each arrest.
http://www.fox5sandiego.com/news/sandiegosmostwanted/