CBS Cancels 'Bram and Alice'

From Yahoo News:

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By Josef Adalian

HOLLYWOOD (Variety) - CBS has canceled rookie comedy "Bram and Alice" after four episodes.

The show, which starred Alfred Molina and Traylor Howard as recently reunited father and daughter, bowed on Oct. 4 with a so-so 10.9 million viewers; by this past Sunday, it was down to 7.3 million viewers.

Its overall average of 9.1 million viewers was down 26% from what the short-lived "The Education of Max Bickford" was averaging in the 8:30 p.m. half-hour a year ago.

CBS plans to fill the series' slots with sitcom repeats and NFL overruns during the November sweeps. Should CBS stick to its 8-9 p.m. Sunday comedy strategy, it has a Nathan Lane starrer that could slide into the slot.

Other series yanked this fall include Fox's "Girls Club" and ABC's "That Was Then" and "Push, Nevada."

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Jeez, I didn't even know this show had started.

I like Alfred Molina so would probably have watched it.
Not that I alone could have saved it :laugh

I saw 10 minutes of the pilot, and it was pretty darn bad. And that's coming from a Traylor Howard fan :)