Whereas; cancelling a show when it's already reported to end on a cliffhanger is a cruel thing to do that has even made some people say they'll stop watching the network altogether

Whereas; all the new stories we've got like Allison finding herself (and potentially a career path as crimefighter-y as her mother and brother), Lyle and Ariel's romance, Margaret getting saved from what's presumably Folding's frame-job enough to keep her job (but getting a new assistant to boot), Todd's budding romance with Judy Maxon (played by Skylar's fellow Glee alum Heather Morris), Lyle's own family drama etc. etc. deserve to be given more time to grow and not just cut off at the knees because CBS ran out of space

Whereas; this show is very much reminiscent of a sort of Blue Sky cable show we don't really get nowadays (like Psych, Leverage etc.) but unlike those and other Blue-Sky-torchbearer-into-today Leverage: Redemption it's on a broadcast network meaning its message of hope-against-adversity is more accessible to more people.

Whereas; this deserves more than just a streaming-only wrap-up movie or w/e because if Skylar Astin's two big TV shows with him as a lead (this and Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist) end the same way (two seasons ending on a cliffhanger and then a wrap-up movie) he might not get as much TV work after that as he otherwise would have because some industry people might see casting him as a way to jinx your show. And it's not just Skylar who deserves a fair shake but Scott Prendergast. He planned seven seasons of story and (though he'd change his plan if this show was saved or he wouldn't have leaked it) his other show Psych got that much so SHMT deserves the same if not more.

Whereas; it has a lot more diversity than you'd expect for the kind of show it is (especially if you're using stuff like Psych as your standard) from racial to sexuality to neurodiversity and treats them with a lot more care than you'd think including e.g. how un-stereotypical a black male character Lyle is or how they had the actual word neurodiversity mentioned multiple times by the "boomer" character no less or everything about S2E6 "Is The Jury Out"

Whereas; as a law show the family can watch (as opposed to something like the various Law & Orders which might freak out younger people) it could help set a lot of young people on the path to something in the legal profession (and help them realize there's more to it than just trial lawyers)

Whereas; this show has one of the best depictions of family on a non-explicitly-family-focused show and one that manages to be surprisingly realistic (in terms of the non-legal-related crap they go through being neither barely-existent nor overdramatized for stakes) while still having heart and I'm pretty sure everyone who watches could see something of themselves and their family in some relationship within the Wright family.

Therefore; since CBS has decided to be a Beverly Crest and declare it's done with the show (although Paramount Plus seems to be the Merritt Folding here), another network like ABC, FOX, NBC or the CW should pick it up if CBS's own mind couldn't be changed because it's, pardon the pun, the Wright thing to do. All we need to do is show the demand is there

If you think the CW would be the best home for it check out Alessandro Machi's petition here https://www.change.org/p/cbs-release-dr-phil-and-so-help-me-todd-so-dr-phil-can-find-a-new-network-to-save-todd

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