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The Alphabet network isn't clowning around. Hot on the heels of CBS' cancellation of Secret Talents of the Stars after only one episode, ABC has decided to scrap its revival of Secret Talent's predecessor, Circus of the Stars. The reasoning behind the move, Variety reports, is ABC's fear that NBC's eerily similar Celebrity Circus — and the wealth of other celeb-based reality shows — would diminish the casting pool and risk making their show under the big top a big flop. NBC, however, is moving forward with its production as planned.Do you think ABC made the right move? Will you watch NBC's celebrity sideshow? How many C-listers can fit into a clown car? — Adam BryantRelated:• Secret's Out! CBS Gives Talent Show the Hook
The Alphabet network isn't clowning around.
Hot on the heels of
CBS' cancellation of
Secret Talents of the Stars after only one episode, ABC has decided to scrap its revival of
Secret Talent's predecessor,
Circus of the Stars. The reasoning behind the move,
"="" rel="nofollow">Variety reports, is ABC's fear that NBC's eerily similar
Celebrity Circus - and the wealth of other celeb-based reality shows - would diminish the casting pool and risk making their show under the big top a big flop. NBC, however, is moving forward with its production as planned.
Do you think ABC made the right move? Will you watch NBC's celebrity sideshow? How many C-listers can fit into a clown car? -
Adam Bryant
Related:
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Secret's Out! CBS Gives Talent Show the Hook