How to Be a Gentleman Canceled After Shutting Down Production

Why don't they cancel rules? It disapears then shows back up. Is it like the safety net of sitcoms, and it's not even that good.

Kevin Dillon's series getting cancelled is life imitating art, (Entourage) classic.

Too quick to pull the plug on some shows. Why go to the trouble of making, promoting and showing a new program if you can't let it go for more than a few episodes?

The Big Bang Theory better not ever be cancelled- I love that show and I hate about 95% of what's on tv these days. And please, networks NO MORE 'reality' crap!!! I am so OVER it already!!!

Johnny Drama, life imitates art imitates life

We sat through it, although Matt Dillon isn't one of our favorite actors, and we thought it might have potential.

Great to hear. Rules of Engagement is the funniest comedy on television.

Years ago, networks would air shows more than two or three times before canceling them. When a new TV season begins, networks execs need to realize that two or three airings may not be enough time for people to check out all the new shows. Perhaps, it is just a big tax write off...otherwise why spend all that money and time to assemble actors, writers, sets, costumes, crews, equipment, etc. just to throw it all away after two or three episodes!!

And yet they are keeping Whitney? Horrible - stupid - dumb. Gentleman wasn't the best - but better than most of the drivel they are showing. I agree with the others - lose every reality show, talent show, repo show, junker show.

They should show it at 3: am when i get home from work. There #$%$ to watch after 3:am pc.

how to be a gentleman was nothing but a #$%$ poor attempt by NBC to copy the success of Neil Patrick Harris character Barney Stintson on the CBS show How i met your mother. guess what NBC just because you wrap a turd in a suit doesnt mean itll be the same.NBC has been going downhill practically forever. the last decent series they had was Law and Order but even as good as it was it wasnt enough to save their sinking ship

I have only seen the first episode so far, and I loved it. This is NOT right. This is The Paul Reiser show all over again. Let this show find its audience first! Same thing happened with Working Stiffs (four weeks) and The Trouble With Larry (three weeks), but it was one more week than Public Morals and South Of Sunset ever got.

Canceling a show after two episodes have aired shows a total lack of commitment by the networks. Changing time slots in the third week is further proof. Many good shows have taken a while to get the kinks out and find an audience. This Network has no balls and no integrity.

Thank goodness they dumped this crummy show! I am also glad that they are putting "Rules of Engagement" back where it belongs (following "Big Bang"). I was afraid it would tank on Saturday and then get canceled. NO MORE STUPID REALITY SHOWS !

This looked like a promising show!

I didn't think the show sucked -- it was reasonably funny but only two viewings? Jeeeeeez -- give it a chance!

This was one of the better new shows I viewed this season. I wonder if CBS expected a new show to keep the whole BBT audience wrapped up for an hour?

and please no more Rules of Engagement - that's not going to keep me on CBS.

Bring back Playboy Club. I mean give it a chance. After three shows?

They should have played the Kevin Dillon character right away... people who watched the nerdy guy first probably turned it off. Either way, the show is boring and Dillon is the only thing in it worth seeing.

man I did not even get to on demand this yet, no commitment to TV I have not had the chance to watch one episode yet.