Entertainment NewsCBS Cancels 'BrainDead' and 'American Gothic' After Only One Season

CBS Cancels ‘BrainDead’ and ‘American Gothic’ After Only One Season

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Did you watch Braindead? How about American Gothic? 

If so, then I have really bad news. CBS has canceled has BrainDead and American Gothic.

According to reports, both shows had really bad ratings this summer and CBS decided to pull the plug. BrainDead only managed to get 4.5 million viewers and a rating of 0.7 in its June premiere. Meanwhile, American Gothic did even worse. American Gothic had only 3.5 million viewers for it’s premiere despite a strong Big Brother lead-in.

This news comes after CBS handed out full season orders to three of it’s new fall shows including MacGyver, Kevin Can Wait, and Bull.

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