 "TV Mujer" inspired a series of other programs, including "Hola, America" ("Hello, America") and "Al Mediodia" ("At Noon"), which never garnered the ratings of the original concept and were ultimately canceled.However, the network's fortunes began to wane following the Hallmark purchase, when Televisa terminated its programming agreement with Univision, taking along with it the company's popular telenovelas.The network opted to replace the Mexican-produced serials with novelas produced in South America; however, viewership for its telenovelas declined with the programming shift.