NBC began trimming the fat on Wednesday by chopping Christian Slater’s struggling Monday night drama My Own Worst Enemy from the network’s roster after just four weeks on the air.

It is unclear if the network will broadcast the show’s unaired episodes. The cancellation is the result of low ratings, insiders say; the show sank to 4.3 million viewers among adults 18-49 after its series finale last month.

Ok, let’s lighten the mood a little bit.

We hear Christian Slater’s new NBC series, My Own Worst Enemy, has made “Hummingbird” one of the most-buzzed about words of the week.

Christian’s “Edward Albright” set the Net ablaze after he performed the previously unheard sex position on his wife Angie during Monday night’s episode.

Now everyone’s asking, “What is the hummingbird technique?”

Beats us.

Since no one knows for certain, “The Hummingbird” will go down in history with the numerous other fictitious sexual positions from television shows.

Of course, you could always put your on spin on it, if you know what we mean. (Hint, Hint)

Ladies in the audience went a little nuts when Christian Slater stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show to talk about his new NBC series, My Own Worst Enemy, on Wednesday.

Can you believe he’s been acting for 30 years?

Christian Slater discussed his new NBC series, My Own Worst Enemy, with Matt Lauer on The TODAY Show Monday.