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Reed Between the Lines Cancelled Before 3rd Season

by on September 15, 2013
 




reedbetweenthelinesblacktelevisionThe BET show Reed Between The Lines has been officially cancelled and won’t be returning for a third season (TV Series Finale). The show had a great cast with the likes of Malcolm-Jamal Warner and Tracee Ellis Ross, both stars of long running sitcoms in the past.  Its a guarantee that the careers of the stars will continue beyond the announcement. In 2013 Jadji Jeter, who played Keenan Reynolds on the show, appeared in Grown-Ups 2 alongside Chris Rock and Adam Sandler. He also voiced a character in the hit PS3 console game The Last Of US.  Anna Maria Horsford (Mrs. Helen) will appear in Tyler Perry’s A Madea Christmas which is out on December 13, 2013. Tracee Ellis Ross is building up her fan base by uploading videos regularly on her YouTube channel. Zoé Hendrix, who plays the youngest daughter on the show, can be found on twitter. She has many decades ahead of her so expect a long career.

Did you ever watch the show? If so, do you think it deserved a cancellation? Post why or why not below.


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  • Tim Lee Melton Jr.

    No it didn’t. I don’t know how poular it was, but It was one of the few shows on BET that gave me that vibe I felt back when I was watching the Fresh Prince or Family Matters. I haven’t seen all the episodes, but I loved all the ones I did see.

    And to Anya Rahming, I happened to stumble across this website while looking up David Oyelowo. I enjoyed his presence in Lincoln. I’m impressed with this site and I look forward to reading more of your articles. Thank you for making this

    • http://www.blallywood.com/author/anya87/ Anya Rahming

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