Harvey Keitel

No More Life on Mars
March 4, 2009 at 2:33pm PST
Tags: 90210, cancelled, Dirty Sexy Money, Gretchen Mol, Harvey Keitel, Jason O'Mara, Life on Mars, Michael Imperioli, Pushing Daisies, Wife Swap
Photos: ABC

Jason O’Mara fans, we have tragic news.

Life on Mars has been cancelled.

The curse of Gretchen Mol lives on.

The show, which also stars Harvey Keitel and Michael Imperioli, has only been on the air for five months, but ABC let the ax fall on Monday.

Why doesn't ABC give their shows a chance to build an audience?

Pushing Daisies, Dirty Sexy Money and now Life on Mars were all killed this year.

In the meantime, 90210 gets a second season and Wife Swap will be on the air until the year 2025.

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