The WB network has cancelled its long-running series "7th Heaven." No explanation was given for the decision, but production costs may have played a role. The show, in its 10th season, had grown
exorbitantly costly to produce, which is often the case with programs that run beyond four or five seasons. And even though it was the WB's second most popular show at this time--after "Gilmore
Girls"--the network elected to let it go. The Associated Press reports that the final episodes may run during May sweeps.
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