Nikki and Nora - Canceled After Two Episodes, Seen Back-to-back On Premiere Night

Canceled After Two Episodes, Seen Back-to-back On Premiere Night

The following series were canceled after their first two episodes had aired back-to-back on one evening:

Beware of Dog (August 13, 2002)
Animal Planet sitcom; two episodes presented back-to-back for the only appearance of the series on U.S. television. The show featured Look Who's Talking-style observations (voiced by Park Bench) by a stray dog named Jack who was adopted by a suburban family.
Anchorwoman (August 22, 2007)
Fox comedy/reality series about Lauren Jones, a model who became a television news anchor. The show was canceled on August 23 due to a disappointing 2.0 Fast National rating; however, its premiere was one hour, consisting of two 30-minute episodes.
The Bussey Bunch (January 22, 2008)
TLC reality show about the Busseys, a family that promotes a local professional wrestling federation in Texas. The series was pulled following its premiere showing, with a scheduled showing on January 29 also pulled.
The Hasselhoffs (December 5, 2010)
A&E reality series starring David Hasselhoff and his two daughters was canceled after only two episodes aired. The first two episodes aired back-to-back on the same night leaving eight episodes unaired. A&E stated that they planned on airing the other eight completed half-hour episodes at a later date, however that never took place. The full series aired in the United Kingdom on May 30, 2011 on The Biography Channel.

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