Which CBS shows were canceled?

CBS has canceled the freshman comedy "DMV" and the sophomore drama "Watson."

When will the series finales for "DMV" and "Watson" air?

The series finale for "Watson" will air on May 3, and the series finale for "DMV" will air on May 11.

Why did CBS cancel "DMV" and "Watson"?

CBS canceled the shows to make tough decisions and create space for new programming on the network's schedule.

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CBS Axes Comedy DMV and Drama Watson

15 Apr

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Summary

CBS has canceled freshman comedy DMV and sophomore drama Watson.
Watson's series finale airs May 3; DMV's finale airs May 11.
Network cites tough decisions to make room for new programming.

CBS has confirmed the cancellation of two of its scripted series: the freshman comedy "DMV" and the sophomore drama "Watson." Amy Reisenbach, speaking at a press event, explained that these decisions are part of a strategy to make room for new programming on the network's schedule. She acknowledged the quality of both shows but emphasized the competitive landscape on CBS.

"Watson," which explored medical mysteries through its lead character, Dr. John Watson, played by Morris Chestnut, will air its series finale on May 3. The show's cast and crew expressed gratitude for the experience. Meanwhile, the single-camera comedy "DMV," set in a notoriously frustrating Department of Motor Vehicles, will have its final episode on May 11.

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