When Joan of Arcadia was canceled, what show took its time slot?
From Wikipedia: Joan of Arcadia debuted on the heels of Touched by an Angel, which had ended its nine-year run in April 2003. While Joan of Arcadia was one of the highest rated new shows of the 2003-2004 TV season, its ratings declined in the second season, in spite of continued critical acclaim. The show was cancelled by CBS on May 18, 2005. Only two episodes from the second season were repeated by CBS; “No Future” and “The Rise and Fall of Joan Girardi.” The network pulled any remaining reruns from its schedule. Near the end of the second season, a menacing character was introduced to the series, an amoral “tempter”, seemingly destined to cause a significant amount of conflict in the show’s characters. The show’s cancellation left that premise unexplored. Ghost Whisperer took over the show’s Friday time slot in September 2005. Sources: http://en.wikipedia.
Joan of Arcadia debuted on the heels of Touched by an Angel, which had ended its nine-year run in April 2003. While Joan of Arcadia was one of the highest rated new shows of the 2003-2004 TV season, its ratings declined in the second season, in spite of continued critical acclaim. The show was cancelled by CBS on May 18, 2005. Only two episodes from the second season were repeated by CBS; “No Future” and “The Rise and Fall of Joan Girardi.” The network pulled any remaining reruns from its schedule. Near the end of the second season, a menacing character was introduced to the series, an amoral “tempter”, seemingly destined to cause a significant amount of conflict in the show’s characters. The show’s cancellation left that premise unexplored. Ghost Whisperer took over the show’s Friday time slot in September 2005. After the show’s cancellation, props such as pieces of Adam’s artwork and Joan’s signature messenger bag and costume pieces belonging to cast members were sold on eBay. Grace’
