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"Fairly Legal has been cancelled by the USA Network. The frothy comedy-drama starring Sarah Shahi will not return for a third season, Deadline reports.  The show launched its second run in March with 3.5m viewers, but had dropped to just 2.5m by the time of its season finale in June. Series star Shahi recently landed a recurring role on NBC&amp;#039;s new firefighter drama Chicago Fire. &amp;quot;Sarah Shahi is undoubtedly a star and we&amp;#039;re thrilled she&amp;#039;ll be joining our sister network NBC on Chicago Fire,&amp;quot; USA Network said in a statement. &amp;quot;We are proud of Fairly Legal and thank the very talented cast and crew for two fantastic seasons.&amp;quot; Shahi previously told Digital Spy that Fairly Legal - which aired on the Universal channel in the UK - had become &amp;quot;a better show&amp;quot; in its second season. &amp;quot;I feel like, no matter how strong [a show] is, the second season is always an opportunity to be better,&amp;quot; she said. &amp;quot;I feel it&amp;#039;s more centred and more grounded. &amp;quot;I feel like the show has found its feet. I think the first season of any show can be a little bit rocky because you&amp;#039;re trying to find your voice. And I feel like we definitely did.&amp;quot; USA has also cancelled drama Common Law, while the future of Necessary Roughness is yet to be decided. The cable network&amp;#039;s Suits, Royal Pains, White Collar and Covert Affairs were all previously picked up for new seasons. &amp;gt; Political Animals, Common Law to be axed by USA? Watch a Fairly Legal season two finale clip below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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