This show was never on a network, it was in first run syndication, and not enough stations wanted to carry it, as a general rule shows that don't require a lot of thought tended to do better in syndication although the "Star Trek" franchise of syndicated series did well they were entertaining an didn't require the viewer to follow a sub plot to the series. If you've noticed there aren't any first run syndicated dramas, action-adventure, fantasy or science-fiction series on television currently with the cancellation of "The Legend of the Seeker" which was a first run syndicated series. If a first run syndicated series can't be sold into enough markets, as well as overseas then it would not get enough financial backing to stay in production, which was the case with this series. Besides The Sci-Fi Channel aka SyFy already had "Stargate SG-1", "Sliders", and "Farscape", and I believe the following year added "Andromeda" and "Strange World" which only lasted 13 episodes.