O.J. TV Show & Book Cancelled

Call it "If I Had a TV Special." In a funny twist of Karma, The New York Times is reporting that Fox has scrapped the O.J. special -- as well as his book.

I am not sure which was more disgusting: The fact that the whole thing revolved around "if" (wink-wink) O.J. did it, or that he was going to profit off of the murder of the mother of his children (and her friend).

I hate when networks bow down to pressure, but this one just has me smiling. Even more astonishing, it appears that Fox may actually have a conscious. What happened to the network that aired "The Littlest Groom?"

News Corp. Chairman, CEO and extremely wealthy Rupert Murdoch apologized to the victims' families when he made the announcement.

No word on where O.J. might makes his confession now. Hey, there's always MySpace! -- Rachel Cericola

Posted by rachel on November 20, 2006 11:57 PM
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