'Out Of The Blue' to end after first run
Published Tuesday, Jul 1 2008, 12:36 BST | By Dave West

The show debuted on BBC One on April 28 after being commissioned as a potential replacement for Neighbours, but failed to attract viewers and was moved to BBC Two on May 19.
Tranter, speaking at a Royal Television Society event last night, said the show would not be renewed following its six-month run. Out of the Blue "just didn't grab hold" of the loyal following required for a soap, she said.
After opening to nearly 1.2m, audiences for the show rapidly dropped off to around 600,000. On BBC Two it has averaged just 125,000.
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