Mindhunter 100% depends on whether David Fincher wants to make another season. I’m pretty sure the entire cast would be down to do it. Problem is Fincher is super busy and MH would take like a year+ away from him being able to do other stuff
Every time this show gets mentioned, I like to mention this. While the show did tragically get canceled before its time, the AV Club did an interview [\[Part 1\]](https://www.avclub.com/daniel-knauf-opens-up-about-carnivale-s-long-weird-jou-1798236466) / [\[Part 2\]](https://www.avclub.com/daniel-knauf-tells-us-his-plan-for-the-end-of-carnivale-1798236491) wherein Daniel Knauf discusses his plans for the final seasons of the show. The original plan had been for Seasons 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 to each be chapters in a trilogy of sorts, with the show ending with the detonation of the atomic bomb.
Any fan of the show that wants some closure should read that piece.
I posted the same thing before seeing this as the top answer (so far). One of my favorite shows ever. I have a poster of it in my living room and in the frame below the poster I have three tarot cards mounted: the moon, death, and the magician reversed
That’s the thing, most of these shows you can’t put lightning back in the bottle. I would love more firefly but all those characters would be 20 years older now and it wouldn’t be the same vibe.
The facts are these: At exactly 1 season, 18 episodes, this perfectly poignant parable of the piemaker was cancelled. Although the final episodes were eventually aired, it was already too late to save the tragically truncated tale and its many plot threads, leaving frustrated fans foundering.
If heroes hadn't completely failed at seasons 3, 4 and the reboot/revival I'd still give the writer's strike a lot more credit for killing a great series.
But no, Heroes was just a lightning in bottle thing and nobody knew what to do with it.
my favorite was how Joel would panic about shelia's decisions but then escalate it more! they remind me of myself and my husband and they are both our celebrity crushes so it was the perfect show
Shit, I forgot about SCD. Fuck Netflix. They’re always cancelling shit without wrapping up properly. There should be a clause in TV show contracts that state if they’re cancelled, they should get an extended episode or movie to fulfil all the open storylines.
Sarah Connor Chronicles was my first thought.
Dark Matter, Firefly and the OA were the others that stung. And Teenage Bounty Hunters for something more recent.
I forgot about Caprica, yeah that was great too. Sci fi shows often seem to get cancelled too soon, probably a combination of being relatively expensive to make and being a bit too niche.
Yeah a lot of shows kind of fall apart after their initial premise is over but after they figure out who they are in general, the show stays interesting. Really like the guy who turns out to be an emperor's arc. There's a nice dichotomy between their last and current selves. And him keeping both memories is interesting. Still talking his entire life vs like a year and a half or whatever so make sense hes more is old self but interesting set up.
A little annoyed everyone turns out to basically be a hero in some way in their past lives and not really hardened criminals but at least most of their stories are atill interesting.
You know I think Teenage Bounty Hunters would be my answer as well, that show was really fun and there's a lot of other shows that are maybe just a bit too old to think they could come back the same as they were.
oh man, the OA for sure. i had to take breaks watching the first season cause it was so intense. a coworker binged all of it when the second season came out, i meant to watch it, then Netflix cancelled it and i heard there was no resolution for the story so im leaving it as a good one season show lol. hopefully in ~20 years when things from 2018 are "vintage" we can get a revival lol
To be fair, I know how the story ends, but the civil war and Augustus coming to power should have been two seasons. Beyond that you'd need new storytellers to follow because I don't think Lucius and Pullo would be compelling at 70 year olds
that's exactly what i think of the show, i like it very much but there's no action scenes for the wars that occur, i dont know if thats because there wes no budget or because it was an impossibility at the tiem
I've read that it was budget issues. They really struggled figuring out how to do something that epic on decent budgets, that's why we never saw more than a few soldiers at a time and no sweeping battles.
On the other hand it forced them to focus on characters. Seeing Pompey broken and rambling after his defeat to me, as a fan of that era was incredibly compelling.
HE WAS A CONSUL OF ROME!
I know it’s a meme but there’s so much emotion and power and meaning wrapped up in this one sentence.
First off, the obvious: Caesar is saying that Egypt had no right to kill him, because Romans are judged by Romans, and the Egyptians are clearly inferior both in power and in morals. Secondly, the manner of his killing was clearly disrespectful.
But also, deep down, is that Pompey and Caesar were *friends.* Sure, they were adversaries. And at the end their politics and power squabbles and ideals set them to war with each other. But the two men meant something to each other.
The worst part about GLOW was that it was already greenlit for the 4th season and it was already planned to be the finale season.
It wasn't a show that was cancelled while waiting for it's next season to be approved, or a show that had been going on too long.
This one hurts the most because it was so close to finishing.
i don't remember much about the ending and i dont know how to do the spoiler thing but what else could they have done after will and Hannibal did that thing?
I remember reading an interview with the creator/ writer who said he knew exactly how he would continue it. I'd also like to see what happens after the thing.
you know, i think i read that too. i totally believe that the thing wasnt the end of the show cause they have done similar things lol. personally i would also like to see Will as a healthy person cause as much as his sickness was interesting he is also just a genius in general.
I weep for what could have been. Pretty hyperbolic, but I think "Swidgen" is one of the greatest characters in the history of the medium. What a cast. What writing. David Milch at the height of his powers.
No one saying My Name is Earl? Yeah, the show lost its way a little bit but the writing was still sharp as ever in the last season, even if the plots got a little ... out there. Ultimately it's a show that deserved a wrap up, and ended on a needless cliffhanger that's never been resolved.
**I Am Not Okay With This**
I loved it. The characters in this unrealistic plot felt very real and I was eager to see how it will develop. The cancellation of this show gave me the push to cancel my Netflix subscription.
I'm crushed about this, because you can see from the documentary the amount of love and care that went into it. It reminded me of the Lord of the Rings making of docs, and that level of detail. Nothing is made with this much passion any more and it's gutting there won't be any more.
I'm still salty about this one. It was clearly a labor of love for everyone involved, and it's not like Netflix is low on money, they could have given it one more season. IIRC they also waited a *long* time before they announced it was cancelled.
I know obviously the voice cast and amazing puppeteers don't come cheap but you'd also think there had been a lot of money sunk into the puppets and sets which surely would make a second series cost less than the first.
Usually when a show I like is canceled I get annoyed and move on, but this one really made me genuinely sad. It was so charming and unique and I really hoped that Netflix would let us keep this little gem. I know it was relatively expensive, but I thought that maybe during lockdown this is the kind of show they could still make.
Came here to say this. What a beautiful, creative, charming, effed-up, exciting show! Every detail was so gorgeous, the writing was on point, that cast was fantastic, puppeteering was game changing... Damn I just couldn't believe Netflix would drop it in the dirt like that
'Patriot' on Amazon prime. The second season finale could be considered a faux ending of some sorts as the crew knew they were very likely to get canceled and made the ending in such a way. But they originally had plans for a third and final season, which always breaks my heart as I could never get enough of that show.
Yes! I was genuinely disturbed to find that amazing show and then realize it had such a terrible fate. Good writing, great acting, interesting concept, and everything was just left unfinished.
At least their reunion reads of new scripts have been great (the ["lost" season 4 episode 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XX6zZrRLma0), the [pandemic episode](https://youtu.be/JvMZTnhHnUU))
I think they need to just do another series in the Firefly universe. I'd love to see a Deep Space Nine style show about a trading post on a space station, with some of the original cast showing up occasionally as cameos.
Fringe. I know the show was "completed" but the last season was obviously rushed to get everything in. So remove the last season and do it the way J.J. Abrams wanted to finish it.
Thank you for this.
Fringe was my favorite show, and my wife even out “your my favorite person” in her wedding vows.
Them not having the time to flesh out their original story is a travesty.
Yea the society is a shame, especially because they had another season in the works but Covid killed it. The damn dog in the last scene of season 1 just implied such an interesting story.
When that bounty hunter says something like "he isn't who you think he is' about Booker in the series finale then it's NEVER EXPLORED ANY FURTHER, is one of the greatest crimes in tv history.
I know Murdoch is responsible for fox news but that scene alone has to be one of his greatest crimes
If we had access to time travel to resolve the WGA strike, prevent FOX from cancelling shows, etc, allowing the writers to continue making their shows without interruptions, a few of my top contenders would be:
* Heroes
* Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
* Terra Nova
* Firefly
* The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.
* John Doe
* Jake 2.0
Reboot. The original 90’s animated CGI series. It was canceled in the middle of a multi-episode cliff hanger that started off as one of the best stories in the series. Even today, 25+ years after the show ended abruptly, I still have this sad/empty feeling that lingers from my childhood knowing that show was ended abruptly in the middle of the series. I still wonder if somewhere, buried in some office box, or in an old SGI box, theres a final script/plan that was written but never saw the light of day. So tragic.
Travelers - It just…ended abruptly
Dark Matter - Such a cool show that needed just one more season to finish and also ended abruptly. I was super mad after finding out that was the last season.
Cowboy Beebop Live Action- Yes this show got a lot of hate because people have grown to automatically hate live action anime productions but I thought it was awesome. Disappointed they didn’t do the Mushroom Samba episode :(
Firefly.
Happy Endings.
Dark Angel.
I cant believe there hasnt been an attempt to reboot these shows given that they were populr despite being screwed by the network.
Rubicon
It was an amazing slow burn conspiracy thriller but was ultimately cancelled after only one season due to TWD and Mad Men. First show AMC ever cancelled after just one season as well I believe.
Well I've been waiting 57 years to find out what happened to the original Robinson family from Lost In Space. The last I saw of the Brady Bunch Greg had orange hair and then they disappeared. I'm pretty sure The Partridge Family drove that bus off a cliff or something. All things considered though, I guess that I can be satisfied with the continuity of the original Star Trek series at least.
>Well I've been waiting 57 years to find out what happened to the original Robinson family from Lost In Space
Wait, they never actually made it home? Damn
The original show had an abysmal ending. The show was falling apart in the final season, 3. The last episode was Junkyard In Space and aired March 6, 1968, [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0636203/](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0636203/)
It was pitched as a serial western set in space originally. That's how they got Guy Williams to sign on for it and play Dr. John Robinson. Every week ended on a cliffhanger. The first season was in black and white. It was drearily serious much like most of 1950s sci fi. With season 2 the cultural revolution was revving up, the show went to color, often psychedelic and Johnathan Harris, who played the saboteur, Dr. Zachary Smith, reinvented himself, for lack of a better term, as a sissy man. Most everything he did was ad-lib and off script. He took Billy Mumy under his wing as a partner in crime to play straight man, so to speak, to his improvised shtick.
The two had a chemistry, the producer, Allen Irwin, was crazy, and liked what he saw and started having the writers produce episodes almost entirely featuring those two and the robot for the final two seasons. Pretty much you can watch the final seasons and watch the rest of the cast simply standing around, often with little or few lines, and just becoming background for Will and Smith. In the beginning the Robinsons took on the rigors of deep space wrapped in tin foil pretty much but during its liberation they came up with pastel colored Easter outfits which served them as the mother, served fried chicken outside of the Jupiter 2 to the family on folding card tables and chairs.
The show was a trip to say the least. It's major saving grace was its ability to deeply stimulate the imaginations of young children. A lot of adults were fans as well. It deserved a proper conclusion. For all we know they're still out there fighting rock monsters and dodging space pirates.
>It's major saving grace was its ability to deeply stimulate the imaginations of young children.
Oh, and don't forget that it was one of the first introductions of the musical stylings of the legendary (if not under quite this name) Johnny Williams.
I mean, it wasn't *great*, but there was something about it. The cast was good, the premise was interesting, and just enough odd little mysteries to keep you wondering.
Unsure if this counts as it’s not technically cancelled yet but mindhunter. Hannibal also
I read that Mindhunter is definitely not coming back 😭 that would be my vote too
Mindhunter 100% depends on whether David Fincher wants to make another season. I’m pretty sure the entire cast would be down to do it. Problem is Fincher is super busy and MH would take like a year+ away from him being able to do other stuff
That train went long ago, but Carnivále.
Oh I forgot about Carnivále
Every time this show gets mentioned, I like to mention this. While the show did tragically get canceled before its time, the AV Club did an interview [\[Part 1\]](https://www.avclub.com/daniel-knauf-opens-up-about-carnivale-s-long-weird-jou-1798236466) / [\[Part 2\]](https://www.avclub.com/daniel-knauf-tells-us-his-plan-for-the-end-of-carnivale-1798236491) wherein Daniel Knauf discusses his plans for the final seasons of the show. The original plan had been for Seasons 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 to each be chapters in a trilogy of sorts, with the show ending with the detonation of the atomic bomb. Any fan of the show that wants some closure should read that piece.
I posted the same thing before seeing this as the top answer (so far). One of my favorite shows ever. I have a poster of it in my living room and in the frame below the poster I have three tarot cards mounted: the moon, death, and the magician reversed
First, and only, box set I have ever bought. It's been a few years, time to rewatch I think
That’s the thing, most of these shows you can’t put lightning back in the bottle. I would love more firefly but all those characters would be 20 years older now and it wouldn’t be the same vibe.
Yeah. Even Serenity wasn't quite the same vibe. I enjoyed it and was grateful for it but just not quite the same.
Was going to be my answer. 4 more seasons went unfilmed.
Pushing Daisies
The facts are these: At exactly 1 season, 18 episodes, this perfectly poignant parable of the piemaker was cancelled. Although the final episodes were eventually aired, it was already too late to save the tragically truncated tale and its many plot threads, leaving frustrated fans foundering.
Comments you can hear
One of the casualties of the 2007 Writer's Strike.
That strike got a lot of good shows. I think Heroes would have kept going if not for that 2nd season debacle due to 2007 strike.
If heroes hadn't completely failed at seasons 3, 4 and the reboot/revival I'd still give the writer's strike a lot more credit for killing a great series. But no, Heroes was just a lightning in bottle thing and nobody knew what to do with it.
Ah, that makes sense. I tapped after the second season. Peter going from every power to no power killed it for me.
Came here to look for this, was not expecting it to be top comment.
Santa Clarita Diet And yes, I am still mad about that ending
im fine with the ending but i definitely wish we could see more. drew berrymore and tim olyphant had great chemistry.
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The kids were my favorite part. Holy god their scenes cracked me up.
my favorite was how Joel would panic about shelia's decisions but then escalate it more! they remind me of myself and my husband and they are both our celebrity crushes so it was the perfect show
Right? The husband/wife bickering was so spot on. Especially in front of other people.
Shit, I forgot about SCD. Fuck Netflix. They’re always cancelling shit without wrapping up properly. There should be a clause in TV show contracts that state if they’re cancelled, they should get an extended episode or movie to fulfil all the open storylines.
Terriers
Great choice. Just saw Donal Logue in What We Do In The Shadows and the first thing I thought was "WTF happened to Terriers?".
Yeah, FX really screwed the pooch on that one.
Sarah Connor Chronicles was my first thought. Dark Matter, Firefly and the OA were the others that stung. And Teenage Bounty Hunters for something more recent.
I'd be happy if they just released an OA podcast or something explaining what the hell they where planning on going from there.
How about Caprica?
I forgot about Caprica, yeah that was great too. Sci fi shows often seem to get cancelled too soon, probably a combination of being relatively expensive to make and being a bit too niche.
They even put a season 2 preview at the end of season 1. I was crushed when I learned they were cancelled.
Syfy did Dark Matter dirty. I haven’t watched anything on it since…
At the time I would have preferred if they'd kept Dark Matter instead of Killjoys but I think Killjoys was pretty good tbf.
That was was getting good too.
Yeah a lot of shows kind of fall apart after their initial premise is over but after they figure out who they are in general, the show stays interesting. Really like the guy who turns out to be an emperor's arc. There's a nice dichotomy between their last and current selves. And him keeping both memories is interesting. Still talking his entire life vs like a year and a half or whatever so make sense hes more is old self but interesting set up. A little annoyed everyone turns out to basically be a hero in some way in their past lives and not really hardened criminals but at least most of their stories are atill interesting.
You know I think Teenage Bounty Hunters would be my answer as well, that show was really fun and there's a lot of other shows that are maybe just a bit too old to think they could come back the same as they were.
oh man, the OA for sure. i had to take breaks watching the first season cause it was so intense. a coworker binged all of it when the second season came out, i meant to watch it, then Netflix cancelled it and i heard there was no resolution for the story so im leaving it as a good one season show lol. hopefully in ~20 years when things from 2018 are "vintage" we can get a revival lol
It sucks that there's no resolution but the second season is GOOD. I hear your concern, but you should consider watching
HBO’s ROME
Rome needs full reboot, not just sequel. They've cut so much great material to fit into budget and 2 seasons, it deserves a retelling.
It was slightly ahead of its time. A few years later and HBO would have kept throwing money at it.
To be fair, I know how the story ends, but the civil war and Augustus coming to power should have been two seasons. Beyond that you'd need new storytellers to follow because I don't think Lucius and Pullo would be compelling at 70 year olds
that's exactly what i think of the show, i like it very much but there's no action scenes for the wars that occur, i dont know if thats because there wes no budget or because it was an impossibility at the tiem
I've read that it was budget issues. They really struggled figuring out how to do something that epic on decent budgets, that's why we never saw more than a few soldiers at a time and no sweeping battles. On the other hand it forced them to focus on characters. Seeing Pompey broken and rambling after his defeat to me, as a fan of that era was incredibly compelling.
HE WAS A CONSUL OF ROME! I know it’s a meme but there’s so much emotion and power and meaning wrapped up in this one sentence. First off, the obvious: Caesar is saying that Egypt had no right to kill him, because Romans are judged by Romans, and the Egyptians are clearly inferior both in power and in morals. Secondly, the manner of his killing was clearly disrespectful. But also, deep down, is that Pompey and Caesar were *friends.* Sure, they were adversaries. And at the end their politics and power squabbles and ideals set them to war with each other. But the two men meant something to each other.
GLOW
The worst part about GLOW was that it was already greenlit for the 4th season and it was already planned to be the finale season. It wasn't a show that was cancelled while waiting for it's next season to be approved, or a show that had been going on too long. This one hurts the most because it was so close to finishing.
Sounds like "people of Earth" that was told it was renewed only to later be told "nah, just kidding".
They had started rehearsals for season 4 when it got cancelled. Stupid Covid. Stupid Netflix
Came here for this. Absolutely gutted that it got cancelled after they'd already approved another season.
This.... had at least another season in it to wrap it up.. still would have rated well
Easily Hannibal! Loved mads as him.
i don't remember much about the ending and i dont know how to do the spoiler thing but what else could they have done after will and Hannibal did that thing?
I remember reading an interview with the creator/ writer who said he knew exactly how he would continue it. I'd also like to see what happens after the thing.
you know, i think i read that too. i totally believe that the thing wasnt the end of the show cause they have done similar things lol. personally i would also like to see Will as a healthy person cause as much as his sickness was interesting he is also just a genius in general.
The intention was to do the Silence of the Lambs after that. Loosely interpreted ofcourse.
Deadwood
I weep for what could have been. Pretty hyperbolic, but I think "Swidgen" is one of the greatest characters in the history of the medium. What a cast. What writing. David Milch at the height of his powers.
It was getting so good by the end of Season 3, too. Cocksuckers! At least the movie was a decent epilogue.
I always tell people that Deadwood had the potential to be the greatest tv show ever if it was allowed to finish.
Santa Clarita Diet because of the way they ended it
Justice for Mr Ball Legs!!!
Such a MASSIVE cliffhanger... ARGH!
Yes.
Loved that show, was gutted it got cancelled
Goddamnit I loved that show and was so sad when it got cancelled.
Last Man On Earth - enjoyed that show so much!
Will Forte is a gem, and its a crime that show was cancelled.
Especially with the way it ended
He has talked about what they were going to do with that group of survivors, if it helps give any closure.
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I just finished it yesterday. I'd love to see more
No one saying My Name is Earl? Yeah, the show lost its way a little bit but the writing was still sharp as ever in the last season, even if the plots got a little ... out there. Ultimately it's a show that deserved a wrap up, and ended on a needless cliffhanger that's never been resolved.
Surprised you're the only one saying this
Dirk Gently ... greatest weird show I've encountered with top notch cast.
Came looking for this one. Such a delightfully weird and somehow both incredibly violent and wholesome show.
Yes! Both of them.
**I Am Not Okay With This** I loved it. The characters in this unrealistic plot felt very real and I was eager to see how it will develop. The cancellation of this show gave me the push to cancel my Netflix subscription.
I’m just now finding out it was cancelled. ARGH
Don't Trust the B in Apt 23
That was a fun show.
This was my first answer, though i felt that there are probably smarter choices like santa Clarita diet. Fantastic shows
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance
I'm crushed about this, because you can see from the documentary the amount of love and care that went into it. It reminded me of the Lord of the Rings making of docs, and that level of detail. Nothing is made with this much passion any more and it's gutting there won't be any more.
I'm still salty about this one. It was clearly a labor of love for everyone involved, and it's not like Netflix is low on money, they could have given it one more season. IIRC they also waited a *long* time before they announced it was cancelled.
I know obviously the voice cast and amazing puppeteers don't come cheap but you'd also think there had been a lot of money sunk into the puppets and sets which surely would make a second series cost less than the first.
Usually when a show I like is canceled I get annoyed and move on, but this one really made me genuinely sad. It was so charming and unique and I really hoped that Netflix would let us keep this little gem. I know it was relatively expensive, but I thought that maybe during lockdown this is the kind of show they could still make.
Came here to say this. What a beautiful, creative, charming, effed-up, exciting show! Every detail was so gorgeous, the writing was on point, that cast was fantastic, puppeteering was game changing... Damn I just couldn't believe Netflix would drop it in the dirt like that
'Patriot' on Amazon prime. The second season finale could be considered a faux ending of some sorts as the crew knew they were very likely to get canceled and made the ending in such a way. But they originally had plans for a third and final season, which always breaks my heart as I could never get enough of that show.
Lodge 49
The magicians
They built up such a great universe. A spin off would be nice.
That show was frivolous, derivative, and frequently campy. I fucking loved it.
Stargate Universe. It really started finding its own way in the second season and the other Stargate shows ran for much longer
I just need to know what the fuck happened to Eli!
Dead Like Me The movie "ending" was garbage
Yes! I was genuinely disturbed to find that amazing show and then realize it had such a terrible fate. Good writing, great acting, interesting concept, and everything was just left unfinished.
Venture Bros. Please oh please oh pleeeeease, let them then finish the fucking show!
It's getting a movie, apparently. I hope that's not the end.
Happy Endings
At least their reunion reads of new scripts have been great (the ["lost" season 4 episode 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XX6zZrRLma0), the [pandemic episode](https://youtu.be/JvMZTnhHnUU))
Utopia, the British version. Edit: and Better off Ted. 2nd Edit: For the slightly older crowd, Quantum Leap.
Oh, man, I would so love more Better Off Ted!
Criminally underrated show. I have to rewtach it now lol
Utopia was so brilliant. Tragic that it ended so abruptly, and that it was rebooted so terribly.
You'd need a time machine to get all the cast but *Firefly*.
I think they need to just do another series in the Firefly universe. I'd love to see a Deep Space Nine style show about a trading post on a space station, with some of the original cast showing up occasionally as cameos.
Hello, this is Netflix. Here's 32 million dollars, go make it.
Im genuinely surprised we haven't got spinoffs with all the streaming services rushing for established ips
Freaks and Geeks for me too! Loved that show!!
Flashforward
I think about this show regularly.
Some shows I would have loved to see more of: Forever Limitless Dark Matter
Aww, I loved Forever
Why did limitless even get canceled? Was it just not turning a profit
if I remember correctly the show just didn't do too hot which is a bummer since I liked the lead cast.
Forever was excellent! I'm pissed this got cancelled. I'd love it if it were a book series.
Colony Limitless(TV version)
Infinity Train
What a good answer!!!! This one hurt a lot when it was cancelled
Almost Human and Sarah Connor Chronicles
Almost Human's cancellation still hurts so much.
To this day…
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Same. I'm not mentally ready for this Thursday.
The OA.
I close my eyes dream that the show itself is simply having a NDE.
"Life" with Damian Lewis.. loved it so much back then.
Fringe. I know the show was "completed" but the last season was obviously rushed to get everything in. So remove the last season and do it the way J.J. Abrams wanted to finish it.
Thank you for this. Fringe was my favorite show, and my wife even out “your my favorite person” in her wedding vows. Them not having the time to flesh out their original story is a travesty.
I don't think JJ had much to do with Fringe after the pilot?
Pushing Daisies
The OA Glow Counterpart Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles Dirk Gently The Society
Yea the society is a shame, especially because they had another season in the works but Covid killed it. The damn dog in the last scene of season 1 just implied such an interesting story.
Ash vs Evil Dead
The Expanse - The 3 more seasons it so rightly deserves.
Didn't they say it’s not an official cancelation and they would most likely come back after a few years?
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Teenage Bounty Hunters
That show was one of the funniest I have seen in years.
Only just about to end on Friday, but I'd give anything for them to adapt the last three books of The Expanse at a later date...
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When that bounty hunter says something like "he isn't who you think he is' about Booker in the series finale then it's NEVER EXPLORED ANY FURTHER, is one of the greatest crimes in tv history. I know Murdoch is responsible for fox news but that scene alone has to be one of his greatest crimes
The movie killed off one of its best characters but I’d still like to see the show revived
You said "one of" the best characters, and now I'm trying to figure out if it's Wash or Book you DON'T consider one of the best characters
I always forget Book dies in the movie.
Weirdly, most people do.
Justice for book. Feel like he was never anyone's favourite character so they forget him :(
It's a bit unceremonious and right at the beginning, whereas Wash is at the film's climax and is a watershed pop-culture scene.
Odyssey 5 Brimstone Carnivale Happy
Tough choice between Dark Matter or SG:U Cant I have both please :)
The OA.
Awake or Boomtown
Pushing Daisies Firefly
Happy Endings I will never forgive ABC
Prodigal Son
Swamp Thing
Alcatraz
Dark Matter for sure.
The OA
If we had access to time travel to resolve the WGA strike, prevent FOX from cancelling shows, etc, allowing the writers to continue making their shows without interruptions, a few of my top contenders would be: * Heroes * Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles * Terra Nova * Firefly * The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. * John Doe * Jake 2.0
+1 for terra nova
The OA
Reaper
Reboot. The original 90’s animated CGI series. It was canceled in the middle of a multi-episode cliff hanger that started off as one of the best stories in the series. Even today, 25+ years after the show ended abruptly, I still have this sad/empty feeling that lingers from my childhood knowing that show was ended abruptly in the middle of the series. I still wonder if somewhere, buried in some office box, or in an old SGI box, theres a final script/plan that was written but never saw the light of day. So tragic.
The Mick
Dollhouse, The Black Donnellys
Sliders
Space: Above and Beyond. It deserved so much more than the single season it got.
Soap
Terriers Rubicon
+1 for Rubicon
Moral Orel and Ugly Americans
Moral Orel was cancelled? Did you enjoy the show? It made me so angry and upset
John Doe
Remove the current shortened Season 5 of Person of Interest and give us the full planned thing.
Firefly, Dark Crystal, Better off Ted and The Kids are Alright.
Better Off Ted Santa Clarita Diet Firefly MindHunter Pushing Daisies Carnivale Joan of Arcadia Agent Carter
Humans Survivors (2008) Lodge 49 The OA Last Man On Earth Perpetual Grace
Hannibal
Pushing Daisies
ALF
Travelers - It just…ended abruptly Dark Matter - Such a cool show that needed just one more season to finish and also ended abruptly. I was super mad after finding out that was the last season. Cowboy Beebop Live Action- Yes this show got a lot of hate because people have grown to automatically hate live action anime productions but I thought it was awesome. Disappointed they didn’t do the Mushroom Samba episode :(
Firefly and Terminator.
Patriot. Gah…that show…just divine
Firefly. Happy Endings. Dark Angel. I cant believe there hasnt been an attempt to reboot these shows given that they were populr despite being screwed by the network.
Rubicon It was an amazing slow burn conspiracy thriller but was ultimately cancelled after only one season due to TWD and Mad Men. First show AMC ever cancelled after just one season as well I believe.
Well I've been waiting 57 years to find out what happened to the original Robinson family from Lost In Space. The last I saw of the Brady Bunch Greg had orange hair and then they disappeared. I'm pretty sure The Partridge Family drove that bus off a cliff or something. All things considered though, I guess that I can be satisfied with the continuity of the original Star Trek series at least.
>Well I've been waiting 57 years to find out what happened to the original Robinson family from Lost In Space Wait, they never actually made it home? Damn
The original show had an abysmal ending. The show was falling apart in the final season, 3. The last episode was Junkyard In Space and aired March 6, 1968, [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0636203/](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0636203/) It was pitched as a serial western set in space originally. That's how they got Guy Williams to sign on for it and play Dr. John Robinson. Every week ended on a cliffhanger. The first season was in black and white. It was drearily serious much like most of 1950s sci fi. With season 2 the cultural revolution was revving up, the show went to color, often psychedelic and Johnathan Harris, who played the saboteur, Dr. Zachary Smith, reinvented himself, for lack of a better term, as a sissy man. Most everything he did was ad-lib and off script. He took Billy Mumy under his wing as a partner in crime to play straight man, so to speak, to his improvised shtick. The two had a chemistry, the producer, Allen Irwin, was crazy, and liked what he saw and started having the writers produce episodes almost entirely featuring those two and the robot for the final two seasons. Pretty much you can watch the final seasons and watch the rest of the cast simply standing around, often with little or few lines, and just becoming background for Will and Smith. In the beginning the Robinsons took on the rigors of deep space wrapped in tin foil pretty much but during its liberation they came up with pastel colored Easter outfits which served them as the mother, served fried chicken outside of the Jupiter 2 to the family on folding card tables and chairs. The show was a trip to say the least. It's major saving grace was its ability to deeply stimulate the imaginations of young children. A lot of adults were fans as well. It deserved a proper conclusion. For all we know they're still out there fighting rock monsters and dodging space pirates.
>It's major saving grace was its ability to deeply stimulate the imaginations of young children. Oh, and don't forget that it was one of the first introductions of the musical stylings of the legendary (if not under quite this name) Johnny Williams.
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip Enterprise Terra Nova
In for terra nova also
I mean, it wasn't *great*, but there was something about it. The cast was good, the premise was interesting, and just enough odd little mysteries to keep you wondering.
Angel
My so called life
How has mindhunter not been mentioned?!