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Canceled Docuseries Resurrected on Another Network

Aug 6, 2014  •  Post A Comment

A cable docuseries that was canceled by its original network has been revived by another cable channel. The Hollywood Reporter’s Live Feed reports that the canceled A&E series “Intervention” will resurface on A&E sibling LMN.

The revival on LMN, part of the A&E Networks group, will give the series a 14th cycle.

LMN has given the show 15 new episodes, with production slated for the summer and a goal of airing the new season in early 2015. The move comes after LMN previously picked up another canceled A&E show, the drama “Those Who Kill.”

Commenting on “Intervention,” the report notes: “The series profiles people whose uncontrollable addiction to drugs, alcohol or compulsive behavior has brought them to the brink and follows them as they are presented with the life-changing opportunity of an intervention and rehab.”

The show earned two Emmy nominations for outstanding reality series, and won in 2009.

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