CBS Cancels ‘Judging Amy,’ ‘Arcadia’
CBS on Wednesday canceled “Judging Amy,” “Joan of Arcadia” and the Wednesday edition of “60 Minutes” as the nation’s most popular network tries to attract younger viewers.
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