No Boundaries series will reair Wed. After being dumped by The WB, No Boundaries was picked up by the cable Outdoor Life Network and has been airing there, rather quietly, on Monday evenings since late Sept. If you missed any episodes or didn’t know it had changed homes after its cancellation, you can watch the …
No Boundaries, formerly of The WB, returns on OLN next Monday. No Boundaries is returning to TV next Monday night on the Outdoor Life Network. The reality TV show “[follows] a group of 15 participants as they brave the elements on a trek across some of North America’s most rugged terrain” for a chance to …
No Boundaries “is changing homes.” A message on the official No Boundaries web site suggests the show will soon find life on another network, but no specifics are given. “No Boundaries is changing homes and will no longer be airing on The WB,” it says.
link to No Boundaries message board on official No Boundaries site removed. The No Boundaries saga continues. The latest chapter: The WB or its agent has removed access to the message boards on the official No Boundaries site, where discussions about the cancellation were occurring and where cast member John posted the e.mail address and …
cast member posts phone number, e.mail addresses of WB execs. Cast member John Hodges is campaigning to save No Boundaries, which The WB officially cancelled Monday. A response being e.mailed back to those who e.mail Keith Cox suggests the show may come back to life on affiliate stations. “We too are upset that we have …
The WB cancels No Boundaries. The WB joins ABC by canceling an already produced reality TV show that earned low ratings in a rather obscure time slot. (ABC pulled The Mole 2 last fall and has yet to air the remaining episodes.) No Boundaries, scheduled at 7 p.m. on Sunday in many markets but in …
cast member says low-rated No Boundaries “deserves better publicity.” The WB’s No Boundaries has been suffering from low ratings (it’s 142 out of 145 for the season so far and which has often had fewer viewers than Ripley’s Believe It or Not, which was in the same time slot last fall). That may have to …