I was at Internet Movie Data Base.com and i ran across this page http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0272376/board/nest/9056427 it says division has been canelled. Is it true??

Sounds believable enough, but who knows if it's true.

I have no idea if, it true, and yes, I mean I do thing with by the way it ended last night that was the end of the show for good. BUt I just hope I am wrong about that. THe thing about IMDB is Can't anybody post anything on there? so maybe the person with the info was incorrect but I don't know.

I wouldn't believe what is posted on it since it is a board and anyone can post.

I dont know what you guys were reading in that link...but it says:

The show was officially cancelled at the end of the 2004 season but when the two drama series Lifetime were developing both failed to materialize they quickly un-cancelled it. The Lifetime TV audience was down 20% this past season; and while The Division ratings were also down they decided it was better going into a new season with an established show.

Oh yeah. And about that article everyone keeps talking about that says TD was supposedly getting a new season... I found it. I had posted it back in April...Here it is:

Lifetime pulls plug on hyped pilots 04/07/2004
Tue Apr 6, 8:00 PM ET

John Dempsey, STAFF

NEW YORK -- Lifetime has scrapped all series plans for its two most highly touted 60-minute pilots: Sony Pictures TV's "Class Actions" and Lions Gate TV's "The Coven."



Demise of the two series proposals has bolstered the chances that Lifetime will give a fifth-season go-ahead to "The Division," the network's Sunday night police series from Viacom Prods. that is wrapping up production on its fourth season.


Lifetime was taking a hard look at "Division" because its ratings have fallen off in the first quarter by 30% among 18-49 for nine original episodes, and by 24% in total viewers. But "Division" still averages a 2 rating, which is well above Lifetime's primetime average and one key gauge of success for a series.


Upping the chances that "Division" will get a fifth season is that creator-exec producer Deborah Joy LeVine will be free to concentrate on the show; she had shifted over to writer and co-exec producer of "Class Actions," which would've claimed her attention if it had gone to series.


The "Class Actions" pilot, directed in Vancouver by co-exec producer Charles Haid, featured Diane Venora as a high-powered Gotham lawyer who moves to a small town to teach at the local university. Tangi Miller (news) played a law student.


"The Coven" pilot, shot in Toronto by exec producers Charlie Craig and Gale Anne Hurd, dealt with a group of modern-day witches. Lions Gate and Hurd's Valhalla TV were touting it as "The Witches of Eastwick" meets "The Stepford Wives."


Lifetime commissions more scripted original series for adults than any other cable network.


In addition to "The Division," Lifetime earlier greenlit a fifth season of Sony Pictures TV's "Strong Medicine," which also experienced a falloff in total viewers and adult women.


Lifetime also has given a go-ahead to second seasons of "1 800 Missing" and "Wild Card," its two Saturday primetime hourlong melodramas, which premiered last summer. Each will get an 18-episode run.



But who knows if things have changed since then...

Yeah, I was gonna post exactly what is above. The division will NOT be canceled just yet.

I was looking for that! I knew that there was going to be a 5th season!