NBC cancels Ironside

"Ironside" was axed by NBC as Media Life's Toni Fitzgerald predicted. However, for now, "Sean Saves The World" has been thrown a lifeline in the form of 4 additional scripts. 
Related: The five shows most likely to be axed





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