Alias: Critics love it, viewers are not so fond. "Alias" is one of those shows destined to be a critic's darling, but a ratings flop. True, much of it's low mark can be attributed to "Millionaire" airing in the slot last season, but the show is losing viewers from it's lead-in, and viewership sits at about two thirds of it's premiere. Then again, the same was true of "The Practice" when it started. 

Wolf Lake: A laughable show to begin with, the only reason why "Wolf Lake" was not the worst performer was because CBS had a tonne of Wednesday problems last season. The only question is, what will CBS replace this with? The net has alot of hit shows, but not alot of moving room.

The Education of Max Bickford: Another CBS flop, "The Education of Max Bickford" has a strong start, but quickly faded into oblivion. How bad is it? CBS is trying out "Touched By An Angel" in the slot once again. If that show does anything at all, bye-bye "Max."

Undeclared: Fox continues to call "Undeclared" a hit. But the number speak otherwise. It usually sheds 25% of "That 70s Show"s audience, it's down 20% from "Titus" last season, and it's off 35% from it's premiere. Fox has already given it a full season, but with recent episodes fialing to break the 7 million viewer mark, it will probably be shuffle off to some god-forsaken slot, never to be watched again.