TV shows come and go, but some are cancelled because there is such a negative public outcry. These shows were pulled off of the air after networks had no choice but to succumb to pressure from non-viewers and advertisers.
“Sorority Sisters”
Mona Scott-Young was the mastermind behind the “Love & Hip Hop” franchise so when she announced that she was creating another reality show, a lot of people were giving her the side eye. Before “Sorority Sisters” even aired, people were calling for its cancellation complaining that the show put sororities in a negative light. Undaunted by the controversy, Scott-Young and VH1 went ahead and aired the show anyway. But the calls for a boycott grew louder and a protest was held outside of VH1’s offices in Manhattan. Finally bucking to pressure, the network announced that it’s going to air the last three episodes in one night. Although it isn’t officially cancelled, VH1 has no plans of renewing the show.
