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Aug 14th, 2007, 7:32 am

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• John From Cincinatti Cancelled

Mitch Yost is out of the game.

HBO took little time in deciding to cancel David Milch's "surf noir" drama "John From Cincinnati," letting the axe fall a day after the show's season finale, which aired Sunday. The cryptic, metaphysically inclined series, which divided critics and viewers alike, won't be back for a second season.

The network does, however, want to keep Milch in the fold. According to The Hollywood Reporter, HBO is talking with Milch, who also created "Deadwood," about extending a development deal that currently runs through next year. He reportedly has several new projects in mind.

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