After the highly-charged, fantastic new show Smith was canceled by CBS after only three episodes hit the air, fans wondered if CBS would ever air the four other episodes that had been produced. As it turns out, CBS isn‘t going to air them on the network, but they are now streaming the episodes, free-of-charge on CBS Innertube, which is on the CBS website. This is a fair enough compromise, I suppose, but it can‘t make up for the anger that

TVGuide has an insider account as to why intoxicating heist drama Smith was canceled after only three episodes. Smith was, by all accounts, an excellent and promising show. Yet, after the ratings dipped from week one to week three, CBS pulled the plug and gave no reason for the abrupt decision. Well, now it looks like we have a couple of definitive reasons for

This is the first time I‘ve come across this. Our friends over at TMZ.com have broken the news on what shows will replace the departed Kidnapped

It was announced today that CBS has “shelvedâ€? it‘s prime-time drama Smith and halted the show‘s production. Smith has not performed well in it‘s Tuesday 10PM timeslot and CBS took this to mean that

The premise of Smith is completely ridiculous: A family man (Ray Liotta) is actually a master thief, who travels around the country pulling off grand heists. He has a team of specialists who assist him, and none are redeeming characters. So, we are supposed to root for a guy who deceives his wife and son, is a mercenary, and is a man who witnesses the death of a team member and walks away with no remorse? On paper, this all seems a tad unpleasant, doesn‘t it? Well, somehow, it‘s not. With

Well...man.That was unexpected.Smith, starring Ray Liotta, has gotten little media attention and middling reviews. I was expecting to see another run-of-the-mill action show with a lot of flash and production values. A show that was superficial and ultimately underwhelming. What I got instead was much, much more.CBS has publicized

Fall 2006 New Shows Rank: #2Gist of the Show: Smith is about a group of thieves who travel the country and keep their “thieving� lives and “personal� lives separate. Each episode of

Everyone loves heist movies that are weaved with elements of drama – think of Ocean’s Eleven, The Italian Job, and Entrapment. CBS is attempting to bring those elements to the TV screen with