They just had to tinker with it before the canceled it. Stupid, irresponsible network execs!

I noted the article said something about William Shatner not being a bad actor. He really is quite talented. Too bad he didn't do more with it. The first thing I saw him in was Judgment at Nuremberg. He played the military aide to Spencer Tracy's character (the Chief Justice of the panel of judges). I remember thinking, "this guy is good! He could go somewhere." And he did. Into a far distant non-existent future. Which ruined him as an actor and made him into an arrogant SOB so I understand. It isn't the talent; it's what you do with it and how you treat others while you're doing it.