“America’s Most Wanted” Picked Up By Lifetime?

 Lifetime has announced that it has salvaged "America's Most Wanted" from Fox's cancelation heap, giving the crime-fighting TV staple its 25th season on the air.   FOX’s longrunning reality crime series America’s Most Wanted has been given a new lease to take a bite out of crime from femme-centered network Lifetime. The Saturday night series, which was was axed by FOX in May amid high production costs and low ratings, has found an unlikely new home with the network best known for its climatic made-for-TV movies. America’s Most Wanted’ is a seminal program that provides a very valuable service to both viewers and law enforcement agencies,” said Lifetime president Nancy Dubuc. “For more than two decades John Walsh has been leading the fight against crime and it’s an honor to partner with him on bringing back this important show.