WWE: WWE Superstars "Cancelled" Online Due to Declining Viewership.

On Thursday evening, after a long day of work, I planned to chill with my laptop, eat some mediocre Chinese food and see Tyson Kidd and Ted DiBiase, Jr. have a battle that, in my mind, would be entertaining. 

However, as such things go, I guess, the WWE had other plans.

As PWinsider.com noted:

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"WWE has canceled the online airings of WWE Superstars via WWE.com and Youtube.com. I am told the company has pulled it due to a declining amount of viewers. The series will still air internationally and obviously is a candidate to return Stateside when the WWE Network debuts."

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The show also aired on Hulu with commercials.  For all of the WWE's newly perceived "love"  of the Internet and its ability to affect our lives, you would think having an "internet exclusive" show would be a really cool thing.  In the end run, if you are going to air the program on international TV, there wouldn't be an issue with uploading to Hulu or Veoh as well, but not everything works the way we want.

As the quick blurb notes, the show is a candidate to return stateside when "The Network" debuts next year, and it does make sense. However, it's still a bit disheartening to know I'll need to do something else Thursdays when I'm not committed. More's the pity I suppose.