CBS Cancels UNFORGETTABLE

By: Oct. 12, 2014
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CBS' detective show UNFORGETTABLE seems to be just the opposite of its title.

According to EW, CBS has yet again canceled UNFORGETTABLE after having previously canceled it in May 2012. The show began in 2011 and had three seasons.

UNFORGETTABLE starred Poppy Montgomery as Carrie Wells, an NYPD detective with a rare ability that makes her memory so flawless that every event she experiences is forever embedded in her mind, ready to be accessed at a moment's notice. Feeling that her ability prevented her from leading a normal life, Carrie withdrew from police work for several years until she was unexpectedly reunited with her ex-boyfriend and partner, Detective Al Burns. After consulting on a case, Carrie decided that she belonged back on the job and joined Al in the Queens PD. Carrie's memory helped her and Al close a staggering number of murder cases, which caught the eye of Eliot Delson, head of the MAJOR CRIMES Section of the NYPD. Carrie and Al agreed to leave Queens to join Eliot's team in Manhattan, though Carrie forced him to bring on Joanne Webster, a brilliant medical examiner well known to Eliot for her acerbic personality. Armed with her unique ability and backed up by the people she trusts the most, Carrie now helps protect the citizens of New York, and each case is more memorable than the last.



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