The final show will be of him waking from a coma, only to discover he can no longer relate to the 21st Century. During a staff meeting in 2009, he goes crazy and runs to the roof of a building and jumps off. We have the actual footage below of what really happened.

On the show they’ll have you believe after he leaps, he goes back to 1973 where his entire precinct buddies are about to be murdered and he shoots the gunman.

The reason for the cancelation is this show had no creativity. Imagine Sam waking up after his coma only to discover he now owns LOTS of stock in Microsoft, Google and Apple. Better yet, he had gold bullion – which is now selling for $1,000 per ounce – stored away. Screw going back to 1973.

Only once on the show did they have fun with it. It was at a night club and he runs into Jim Croce. Sam says, “Stay away from private airplanes.”

Imagine running into Nixon and saying, “You should go on David Frost. Remember, it’s more honorable to resign than be impeached.”

How about running into John Lennon? Wouldn’t it be appropriate to say, “Watch out for guys from Hawaii”? John Belushi – “What ever you do, don’t do drugs with a woman who’s not your wife in a condo in L.A.”

Introducing Ron Howard to Tom Hanks. Saying to Garry Marshall, “Remember the ’50s? Those sure were happy days.” Running into George Lucas and saying, “American Graffiti was great, but I’d love to see you do a space movie. Maybe a series of them.”

My favorite would be going to Hollywood and pick up Farrah Fawcett three years before Charlie’s Angels started, when she was on a TV show called “The Great American Beauty Contest.” That would make going back to 1973 worthwhile and believable in the final episode. To save his squad?

Yawn – we all know the plot. Just like J.O.N.A.S.! The evil, sinister photographer takes racy pictures of the 15-years old girl ruining her Disney reputation. There’s a very incestuous one with daddy. Then, a gossip Web site catches daddy spoon feeding his precious daughter.

Then daddy divorces his wife, gets caught by the same gossip Web site rubbing suntan lotion all over his daughter’s buttock, then he takes up with a girlfriend who looks just like his daughter. Oops, that’s not in the movie. That’s Brooke Hogan. Sorry.

Disney, at least give us something – the soundtrack! Oh, not until Breakout is repackaged as “Platinum Edition” with two more songs (Someday and Hovering) and millions of mommies and daddies have to fork over another $15 for a second copy of Breakout. Who does Miley Cyrus think she is, Rihanna?

Want to hear the two new songs, go to YouTube. We’re in a depression, people. Why pay $15 for two songs? Be legitimate Disney, and give us the Hannah Montana movie soundtrack.

Who do you think you are, Microsoft – introducing new software every two years so they can sell more units for computer manufacturers? At least with computers, we can switch to Apple instead of buying new all the time. Disney has no competition in tween music. Warner Bros. or Sony have no concept of this genre.

We have the truth for you.

Jumping on themes developed with The Monkees, Spinal Tap, KISS’ Phantom of the Amusement Park, the key character here is Dr. Harvey Fleischman.

The evil, sinister Dr. Fleishman introduces the bros. to his sister, Heidi. She runs a business where Charlie Sheen is her biggest customers. She, too, is evil.

The first episode has the boys shaking Heidi’s hand and their purity rings melt and fall to the ground.

The boys end up purchasing the Playboy Mansion under Heidi Fleishman’s tutelage.

Scott Baio (Chachi from Happy Days) shows up at the nick of time to keep the boys from losing their virginity. Turns out he didn’t have far to travel since he’s always at Hef’s funland.

This televison show plot will provide a whole new take of the boys performing on “All Wrapped Up.”

Just heard the new CD. Aren’t these guys in or nearing their 20s? Why do they sound like 8-year olds? Grow some, boys! Thought I was listening to the Partridge Family or Cowsills.

What’s up this week on Ugly Betty? What the network won’t tell you.

This week’s episode, Hiroshima

On last week’s episode, Crimes of Fashion, America Ferrera pulled down Lindsay Lohan’s pants only to discover Lohan had the same underwear designer as Britney Spears.

Lohan went into a corner and cried, had a couple of gaffers to fill the time, then went back to the set realizing she hasn’t worked in two years and needs the $500,000 per episode she is getting.

This week, Lindsay Lohan drops the F-bomb all over the show at anyone and everyone. She plots her revenge.

Next week’s show, Jump. That’s exactly what Lohan does. Originally having a 6 show contract, she leaves after the 4^th show.