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Fox cancels Dark Angel, Titus, That '80s Show

TVGuide.com reports that Fox has canceled two series with lesbian characters and another that featured a female bisexual character. The action series Dark Angel and the sitcom Titus both had regularly appearing lesbian characters (played by Valarie Rae Miller and Rachel Roth, respectively), while the cast of the comedy That '80s Show included Brittany Daniel as a voracious bisexual. Also canceled by the network was the midseason replacement Greg the Bunny.

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