Pense q ya habria un topic acerca de esto... pero no vi ninguno. Si lo hay disculpen pero no lo vi.
Ayer se confirmo q The O.C. seria cancelada y q la serie terminará a fines de febrero.
The O.C. RIP
Apparently when the bell tolled for Marissa Cooper, it also spelled curtains for the entire O.C.
After ordering up an abbreviated season of what was once TV's hottest prime-time teen drama (Beverly Hills, 90210 with even more beach time, if you will), Fox announced Wednesday that it has officially deep-sixed The O.C. The finale will air Feb. 22 after a nonstop run of new episodes starting Thursday.
"The O.C. season four finale will also be the series finale. This feels like the best time to bring the show to its close," O.C. creator and executive producer Josh Schwartz said in a statement. "Thanks to the hard work of our cast, crew and writers, we have enjoyed our best season yet, and what better time to go out than creatively on top."
At least the gang got to spend one more Chrismukkah together.
When the soapy series premiered in August 2003, 8.4 million people enjoyed its initial seven-week run, and the conclusion of the first season, which ran from Oct. 29, 2003, to May 5, 2004, attracted a 9.7 million-strong audience. In turn, Mischa Barton, Rachel Bilson, Ben McKenzie and Adam Brody became fodder for People and Us Weekly.
Alas, the ratings have been steadily sinking ever since, despite the popularity of the show's main actors; the hot new musical artists that have received career-boosting airtime, starting with Phantom Planet, the band responsible for the anthemic theme song "California"; and the rise of reality spinoffs based on The O.C.'s glam-lifestyle premise, such as MTV's Laguna Beach: The "Real" Orange County and Bravo's The Real Housewives of Orange County.
Fox moved The O.C. to Thursdays at 9 p.m. for its second season, where it improved the network's overall performance in that time slot but lost more than 2 million viewers.
Season three saw those numbers drop to 5.6 million, despite a Mar. 9 episode that attracted 7.4 million. Impressive, until you see that it lost 72 percent of its American Idol lead-in.
Last, and definitely least, this season has pulled in a dismal 4.1 million viewers on Thursdays, where it's up against the two-headed CSI-Grey's Anatomy monster. A valiant attempt to test the Wednesday waters was a failure, as well, with a brand-new episode scoring a measly 3.5 million on Nov. 8.
"It has been an amazing experience and a great run," Schwartz said. "For a certain audience, at a certain time, The O.C. has meant something. For that we are grateful."
And despite the fact that it hasn't meant as much to as many for some time now, The O.C. certainly had its day, and obviously the 285,479 fans who lent their signature to Fox's online Save The O.C. petition are not ready to say goodnight.
Those O.C. hopefuls can turn their heads to blogs like the CW Source, which is reporting the rumor, fanned by TV Guide columnist Michael Ausiello, that The O.C. could pull a Buffy and end up on another network next season, although likely without its most prominent talent.
Fuente: E! Online

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por ello creo que patar uno de los personajes principales daño tando la audiencia, ya que una gran parte esperaba que para esta tempora fuesen a la universida y seguramente seguir con los enruedos amorsosos, al matar a Marissa tiene que iniciar un anueva trama para encontrarle pareja a Ryan lo cual lo le agrado mucho a la audiencia.
Bueno eso es lo que yo pienso
tenia que dicirlo 

