 The American G4 ran the series for a short four-month period in 2007, but intentionally hampered it by airing it in a mid-morning timeslot without any later runs, meaning most of the show's audience was at work.On March 6, 2008, Leo Laporte announced on net@Nite #46 and via Twitter.com that Rogers had canceled "The Lab" after 195 episodes.He announced that as a result, he would be "ramping up video production from TWiT", his Petaluma-based netcast network of programming.