Dog the Bounty Hunter was
cancelled, finally. He was one "collar" away from getting killed anyways and now he can retire from that dangerous bounty hunting game and re-evaluate his life. This is a good thing for America and reality television, specifically. No longer are the bail jumpers of our country going to fear the mullet haired fellow tailing them and no longer will I fear flipping the station to A&E.
Reality television is something that's caught on by storm. Writer's strike? Writing malaise? Impending idiocracy? These are all possible reasons that reality television is so endemic in our culture but they don't get to the heart of the matter. You see, deep down, every one of you lousy people out there love to watch "the fall". You want to see triumph and success, followed by failure. Rinse, repeat. It's heart warming to see a "real" story play out by "real" people, but it's downright television gold to have a trainwreck in front of a camera that's just waiting to film what happens.