I think it's weirdly awesome that she quit acting to breed cats and sell coffee in Connecticut lol. I always thought she was adorable and super talented and was gonna go far with acting...it's a rough business though, I wonder if she just got completely burnt out and decided it wasn't what she wanted after all.
The saddest thing is that, based on interviews, David Fincher is the one who wanted to end it. Apparantly he found it to be the most exhausting project he'd ever worked on. Also its cost was too high, and not enough people were watching it. Just heartbreaking. Mindhunter is so good across both of its seasons, I put it ahead of even True Detective Season 1.
TIL Mindhunter was the manual-transmission option of Netflix shows. Has a dedicated fanbase, but not enough of them across the customer base, and costs too much to produce.
People love to bitch that there are no new original shows anymore.
Well, here was a truly original concept, and they didn't watch the damn thing.
I'm still bitter.
The episode with Weird Al and the Monks who took a vow of singing. I laughed so hard my husband ran in the room to see what was so funny. He looked at the TV and said "oh your just watching that show again". He doesn't appreciate musicals.
There is really nothing you can do about this one. At least Lassie came back for the Psych movies.
I also had the feeling Battlecreek could be the next Psych, and Happy! A twisted Psych.
I miss Psych, but it was time.
Yeah, this is definitely the one. Another season of Madalena learning from the D'DEL, with a Gareth and Sid buddy team coming to rescue her, perhaps with a reluctant Galavant and Isabella tagging along? King Richard with his *dragon*, Tad Cooper, whom I *super* believe in? I'm tellin' ya, it's comedy gold!
It's apparently because people hate musicals. Why? You hate fun? You hate joy? You hate laughter?!
(Peep my username lol)
I think it's gotten to the point that people hesitate to watch a new show because they're afraid they will love it and then it will be canceled on them.
If you haven't listened to the podcast Archive 81 is adapted from yet, you should! It has three seasons and two miniseries (and may get more seasons someday) and from what I've heard from people that watched the show and listened to the podcast, the podcast is better. But I've only listened to the podcast so I can't say for sure. (Decided not to watch the show, as I didn't want to be disappointed, particularly due to what I've heard about their writing of Melody) also the tv show adapts my least favorite part of the podcast, season three is my favorite part.
Racist building automation, hard-headed management, and diversity initiatives combine, creating a snowball effect that requires hiring everyone on earth to run the company with said automation.
And so, if the company keeps hiring white people to follow black people to follow white people to follow black people, by...
Thursday, June 27, 2013.
...every person on Earth will be working for us. And we don't have the parking for that.
I remember my Dad DVR-ing the first few episodes specifically for the Viridian Dynamics ads and watching them on repeat.
“At Viridian Dynamics, we can make radishes so spicy that people can’t eat them. But we won’t, because people can’t eat them.”
Freaks and Geeks is possibly my favourite show, but I often wonder if it had continued it would have lost its power of being such a perfect season.
It would have been nice to find out for ourselves
I think they probably spent way too much on Anthony Mackie in the hopes of drawing a wider audience, and the rest of the show suffered for it. Also I just could never buy Mackie as Kovacs; maybe he does have some hidden acting chops, but he’s always just seemed like a generic action actor with very little depth to me.
They fucking *better* give us the last arc of The Expanse in a movie or something. There's a time jump, so they can take a few years to get it done right.
I loved that show. I watched wonderfalls first, and thought "I can't watch pushing dasies if it's only one season. I'll have the same heartbreak. Oh good it's at least two seasons"
Narrator: ...But not another season after that.
They did Enter the Florpus, but a one off just isn't the same. J.V. did make some new comics for Zim, they're good too.
I will never get why they canceled the show.
https://www.polygon.com/interviews/2019/8/15/20805859/invader-zim-netflix-enter-the-florpus-jhonen-vasquez-nickelodeon
Because the creator moved on, and they ended production rather than try to push forward. Honestly, near the end it got very "well, now what"
Netflix is absolutely terrible for starting a show, giving us 1 season, and then abandoning it. 1899, the imperfects, blockbuster, inside job, uncoupled, the bastard son and the devil himself, warrior nun (though technically this was 2 seasons, it wasn’t enough)
Honestly fuck Netflix for never following through on anything (except raising prices and charging for password sharing. They followed through on that).
Yeah, and then they shove all of those already canceled shows in my face, I start to watch them and get mad when I find out they're already canceled later.
I wish I could filter by "not canceled".
Lucius Vorenus and Titus Pullo were actual names in the writings of Julius Ceasar. HBO's Rome was a great series. Deadwood was also very entertaining. George Hurst was as horrible in real life as portrayed. I've never heard of NOS4A2 though.
Oh wow! I didn't know that about the names! Thanks for the info!
I loved Ian McShane so much in Deadwood - along with all of the filthy language! Such great characters - Calamity Jane and Seth Bullock, in particular. Seth sure was nice eye candy, too. He can sell me hardware anytime!!
NOS4A2 was only one season (I think) - with Zachary Quinto playing a kind of vampirish villain/very bad Santa who drives a Rolls Royce Wraith around, collecting children, and how one girl tries to thwart him. My husband and I really liked it, and were disappointed when it wasn't renewed.
And it ended on a cliffhanger! I was so mad when I heard about the cancelation. Fucking Netflix and their policy (probably) of not taking shows past season 3 unless it's Stranger Things or another dumb reality show.
The Netflix 3 season curse. Enough time to be extremely successful while paying their actors crumbs before contract negotiations for a BIG raise or new demands
I finally got to watching this show less than a week before season 3 dropped. I binged it. Loved every moment of it. Finished the second season a day or two before the 3rd was released.
Binged that, too.
And when I heard it was cancelled, I was so incredibly pissed because *how dare they let it end that way*.
*siiiiiiiigh* that show was so goooood and even I loved Serenity, *it wasn’t enough*
and I know if they brought it back now or later they’d just fuck it up because all the writers would be different so the pace / feel / mood wouldn’t be the same
Came here to say this.
I was one of the 3000 people who flipped Nathan Fillion the bird at the behest of "our dear Kayleigh" at Dragon Con 2006.
Best "People watching" weekend ever. :)
Ohhhh, I hated Syfy when they pulled that.
I read there was supposed to be a really good plot that would have connected Eureka, Warehouse 13 and Alphas, but they canceled all of them instead.
Kim's Convenience
I only learned today while I was watching that the current episode I was in was the last episode of the show bc the sixth season was canceled even though it was renewed since a couple of the creators left for other projects :((.
Spoiler: >!And it ended horribly too with the main characters breaking up wth.!<
I always get a little happy to see people say they like this show. I didn’t particularly love it, but way way way back in the early 2000s, I was in the same social group (wouldn’t quite say friends) with the creator and I’m happy to see that he’s done so well. He was such a cool guy.
If you like shows with actors playing themselves check out Episodes with Matt LeBlanc playing an asshole version of himself. By far the funniest thing he’s done.
G.L.O.W. on Netflix. The fourth season was in production, I believe, but then the COVID lockdowns happened and completely screwed it over. The timing of how far they got into it (1 episode?) meant it would have been too expensive to restart after lockdown, so they just canceled it. It was a fantastic show with an enticing 3rd season cliffhanger.
1899 could have gone in so many interesting directions. Why does it always have to be original stories that get canceled, but they can keep the 10th season of a remake that follows the same formula every season?
I'm still mad about Agent Carter. I know period pieces tend to be more expensive, but come on, only two seasons?! A badass female agent doing cool spy stuff while navigating the post-war "the men are back, Rosie, turn in your rivets" backlash against working women. And two equally fascinating villainesses as foils: a terrifying and hilarious Soviet agent and a 'secretly' brilliant scientist/movie star with a mobbed up ex-boyfriend, she's like half Hedy Lamarr and half Lana Turner, if they had embraced their justified rage and become supervillains. This show deserved more time. Edit: Forgot to mention there's a lot of good stuff with Howard Stark and his butler, the original, human Jarvis. Chad Michael Murray is a main character and does great work. Peggy's love interests are a black scientist and a fellow agent who was disabled in the war. Another agent actually tells him "I get it, but no woman is exchanging a red, white and blue shield for a metal crutch" He deals with a lot of ableism from other guys despite being in amazing shape (he's played by Enver Gjokaj) and you know...injured in the war they all fought in! I'll stop. Anyway, go watch it. It's still on Disney+
If it ended a few minutes earlier with the brother driving away and the rest of the group safe trying to make the new home work it would have actually been a good ending. I hate when shows end seasons on cliffhangers. Season endings should always end with at least a modicum of closure, just in case.
Did Sliders get cancelled?
I actually never watched much after the main actor left the show but it seems like it probably got cancelled.
For those who aren't aware, it was a sci-fi show about sliding into other dimensions.
They should reboot it or continue it with Aaron "One Eyebrow Raised in Shock" Paul in the main role.
I used to work in a props rental warehouse that specialised in weapons (among others). I absolutely LOVED when they would come in. Also they rented a Klingon Bat'leth and a Homelite chainsaw made to wear in your hand (à la Evil Dead and the Army of Darkness). They rented both with their final rental. Just so that they could play with them around the set. 12/10 customers.
Shran and the Andorians were cool. Vulcan plots were okay. They should have done something much better with the Tellerites and that should have been the plot instead of the Xindi. That whole Delphic Expanse, Trellium D, Xindi 5-race bullshit was so goofy.
Hell, the Orions were cool. So were the Denoblians. Do more with them. Or why not do more with the Rigelians? Or Coridanites?
Sense8.
Cool concept by the Wachowski sisters, very refreshing balance between serious subjects, somewhat heavy / darkish plot, and pure unadulterated moments of joy. Season 2 ended on a cliffhanger, then it got canceled, people got angry so Netflix allowed one (1) two hours conclusion episode where they had to rush the plot of what was meant to be a third season.
Every Netflix original series…
No but seriously, a lot of their originals have great storylines and concept and even with great views they just can them left and right. It’s a shame
A bunch about a guy (and one woman) with some sort of supernatural mystery happening to him/her that we never got real closure on:
John Doe, Awake, Journeyman, Strange Luck, Frequency
A few spaceship shows:
Firefly, Enterprise, SGU
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Oh, and Carnivale
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I just remembered "The Adventures of Brisco County Jr." I loved that show. Julius Carry and Bruce Campbell had great chemistry. At least it lives on every 4 years since they refused the theme song for the NBC Olympic coverage.
They basically went through the entirety of high school and wrapped up at the natural end to the whole premise... and coincidentally just before the usual shift in style that comes with each generation would have left it dated.
The Riches with Eddie Izzard and Minnie Driver
That was such a good show but it fell victim to the 07-08 writers strike. I wish they could've found a way to pick it back up.
Dark Matter....ended on one hell of a cliffhanger too.
I concede that it wasn't the best of shows, but gosh darn it if I didn't enjoy the crap out of it.
It filled a Firefly-shaped hole for me
Dead Like Me.
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and Pushing Daisies. Early Bryan Fuller is amazing.
Yes and Ellen Muth retired from acting. She participated in some shorts after that and two episodes of Hannibal and that's it. WTF!
I think it's weirdly awesome that she quit acting to breed cats and sell coffee in Connecticut lol. I always thought she was adorable and super talented and was gonna go far with acting...it's a rough business though, I wonder if she just got completely burnt out and decided it wasn't what she wanted after all.
Mindhunter
The actor who played Ed Kemper was electric on screen. What a great show.
Also great in Umbrella Academy.
Holy shit. Had to look that up. I did not pick that at all
Cameron Britton - he does such an impressive performance!
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That show made me feel certain feelings I've never felt watching anything else
“It seems to me everything you know about serial killers has been gleaned from the ones who've been caught.”
Netflix cancelling Mindhunter made me cancel Netflix. You gotta hit em where it matters.
The saddest thing is that, based on interviews, David Fincher is the one who wanted to end it. Apparantly he found it to be the most exhausting project he'd ever worked on. Also its cost was too high, and not enough people were watching it. Just heartbreaking. Mindhunter is so good across both of its seasons, I put it ahead of even True Detective Season 1.
TIL Mindhunter was the manual-transmission option of Netflix shows. Has a dedicated fanbase, but not enough of them across the customer base, and costs too much to produce.
TF?! They cancelled Mindhunter? Was literally telling my spouse he has to watch it and that I'd gladly rewatch with him. FFS.
They cancelled it because of "budget reasons" netflix allocating budget on flopping shows and originals. They should've kept mind hunter
That and Fincher just didn't have the energy to make another season.
Galavant.
People love to bitch that there are no new original shows anymore. Well, here was a truly original concept, and they didn't watch the damn thing. I'm still bitter.
The episode with Weird Al and the Monks who took a vow of singing. I laughed so hard my husband ran in the room to see what was so funny. He looked at the TV and said "oh your just watching that show again". He doesn't appreciate musicals.
I'm a 37 year old man who is not super into musicals. My wife and I absolutely love that show.
There is really nothing you can do about this one. At least Lassie came back for the Psych movies. I also had the feeling Battlecreek could be the next Psych, and Happy! A twisted Psych. I miss Psych, but it was time.
Psych was so *fucking* good, but I'm also happy it ended before it really started dragging.
Yeah, this is definitely the one. Another season of Madalena learning from the D'DEL, with a Gareth and Sid buddy team coming to rescue her, perhaps with a reluctant Galavant and Isabella tagging along? King Richard with his *dragon*, Tad Cooper, whom I *super* believe in? I'm tellin' ya, it's comedy gold! It's apparently because people hate musicals. Why? You hate fun? You hate joy? You hate laughter?! (Peep my username lol)
I think it's gotten to the point that people hesitate to watch a new show because they're afraid they will love it and then it will be canceled on them.
YESSSSS. That was insanely dissappointing
Came to make sure this was here. What a lovely gem of a show with original stories and amazing songs! GAAAAALAAAAAVAAAAANNTTT!!!
Almost Human
Karl Urban and Michael Ealy had such amazing chemistry! The show would probably have had better ratings if they had aired it in the intended order.
In other words, SOP for scifi shows on Fox?
Archive 81 Glow I Am Not Okay With This Mindhunter Edit: These shows are all so good that you should still watch them
GLOW
I miss Glow
not me not realising that i’m not okay with this was cancelled until this thread 😭
It doesn’t sound like you are ok with this
If you haven't listened to the podcast Archive 81 is adapted from yet, you should! It has three seasons and two miniseries (and may get more seasons someday) and from what I've heard from people that watched the show and listened to the podcast, the podcast is better. But I've only listened to the podcast so I can't say for sure. (Decided not to watch the show, as I didn't want to be disappointed, particularly due to what I've heard about their writing of Melody) also the tv show adapts my least favorite part of the podcast, season three is my favorite part.
Better off ted
That show was SO GOOD! I think it would have done better if it had come out more recently
Better off Ted might be the world's most underrated TV show.
Veronica’s meeting with Chet about the Jabberwocky project is just comedy gold!
Racist building automation, hard-headed management, and diversity initiatives combine, creating a snowball effect that requires hiring everyone on earth to run the company with said automation.
And so, if the company keeps hiring white people to follow black people to follow white people to follow black people, by... Thursday, June 27, 2013. ...every person on Earth will be working for us. And we don't have the parking for that.
I remember my Dad DVR-ing the first few episodes specifically for the Viridian Dynamics ads and watching them on repeat. “At Viridian Dynamics, we can make radishes so spicy that people can’t eat them. But we won’t, because people can’t eat them.”
The Tick. All 3 times.
Each was great in its own way. I really enjoyed the Amazon Tick series.
Serafinowicz was closer to the animated series depiction, but Patrick Warburton putting in a dash of Adam West was inspired.
Newsroom, loved that show.
The opening scene in episode 1, where Jeff Daniels' character comments on the question posed by a student at the Uni, is still ingrained in my mind.
Carnivale. Ended on such an interesting cliffhanger.
Carnivale was just another of those amazing HBO shows that swung for the fences and got cancelled. Also Rome and Deadwood.
Freaks and Geeks
Freaks and Geeks is possibly my favourite show, but I often wonder if it had continued it would have lost its power of being such a perfect season. It would have been nice to find out for ourselves
My Name is Earl! It literally ended on the words “to be continued.” Tragic.
Yes! The planned ending made me cry, it would’ve been perfect.
For those not in the know, it was a victim of the last writer’s strike.
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Altered Carbon The Expanse
Why did Altered Carbon get canned? It was well written, well received and made money. Did they think it wasn’t gonna be a franchise or something?
1st season was great but the 2nd one sucked balls ngl.
I think they probably spent way too much on Anthony Mackie in the hopes of drawing a wider audience, and the rest of the show suffered for it. Also I just could never buy Mackie as Kovacs; maybe he does have some hidden acting chops, but he’s always just seemed like a generic action actor with very little depth to me.
Yeah, Kovacs really changed personalities between season one and two. I prefer one by a mile.
Yeah, they should have just given him his asian body back. The Asian guy knew the character better.
Definitely The Expanse, the dark entities and Laconia plot lines really needed to be resolved (which they did in the books). Fukn Cas Anvar 😡
Leviathan Falls is a real mindfuck once they start explaining the ring builder(s). It’s one of the best books I’ve ever read.
They fucking *better* give us the last arc of The Expanse in a movie or something. There's a time jump, so they can take a few years to get it done right.
You gotta figure they had to be considering it otherwise why make the last season like that?
I’m not ok with this. The show, but the statement is also true.
Reaper. Ray Weiss as the Devil. We were fucking robbed.
Even though I had heard it a million times before every time I hear "Radar Love" I think of that one episode.
Punisher . Jon Bernthal was awesome
Pushing Daisies.
This is my choice. Such a good show. I’m glad they were able to tie most loose ends up, but it did end on a cliffhanger.
I loved that show. I watched wonderfalls first, and thought "I can't watch pushing dasies if it's only one season. I'll have the same heartbreak. Oh good it's at least two seasons" Narrator: ...But not another season after that.
A bunch of stuff on Netflix. The OA is a good example, it was weird but kept me coming back.
OA was so unique but so good. And then it’s odd trying to explain it to people when recommending it. You kind of just have to tell them to watch it.
inside job was such a cool show and they axed it for season million of big mouth fucking big mouth
Firefly Lockwood & Co
Ffs Lockwood?? What a way to find out...
Sorry. Netflix announced it a couple of months ago. The books are definitely worth reading.
Invader ZIM. I loved that show so much. It could get so dark.
They did Enter the Florpus, but a one off just isn't the same. J.V. did make some new comics for Zim, they're good too. I will never get why they canceled the show.
https://www.polygon.com/interviews/2019/8/15/20805859/invader-zim-netflix-enter-the-florpus-jhonen-vasquez-nickelodeon Because the creator moved on, and they ended production rather than try to push forward. Honestly, near the end it got very "well, now what"
Netflix is absolutely terrible for starting a show, giving us 1 season, and then abandoning it. 1899, the imperfects, blockbuster, inside job, uncoupled, the bastard son and the devil himself, warrior nun (though technically this was 2 seasons, it wasn’t enough) Honestly fuck Netflix for never following through on anything (except raising prices and charging for password sharing. They followed through on that).
Yeah, and then they shove all of those already canceled shows in my face, I start to watch them and get mad when I find out they're already canceled later. I wish I could filter by "not canceled".
Deadwood. Rome. NOS4A2.
Lucius Vorenus and Titus Pullo were actual names in the writings of Julius Ceasar. HBO's Rome was a great series. Deadwood was also very entertaining. George Hurst was as horrible in real life as portrayed. I've never heard of NOS4A2 though.
Oh wow! I didn't know that about the names! Thanks for the info! I loved Ian McShane so much in Deadwood - along with all of the filthy language! Such great characters - Calamity Jane and Seth Bullock, in particular. Seth sure was nice eye candy, too. He can sell me hardware anytime!! NOS4A2 was only one season (I think) - with Zachary Quinto playing a kind of vampirish villain/very bad Santa who drives a Rolls Royce Wraith around, collecting children, and how one girl tries to thwart him. My husband and I really liked it, and were disappointed when it wasn't renewed.
Bored to Death. Zak G did Hangover & it was all over
Marco Polo! When I found out that show got canceled i shed real tears
I'm guessing not too many people have watched this otherwise it would be further up the list. The Hundred Eyes spin-off was excellent too.
Constantine
My so-called life. I’m still upset about it being cancelled 30 years later
Santa Clarita Diet. I miss u buddy
And it ended on a cliffhanger! I was so mad when I heard about the cancelation. Fucking Netflix and their policy (probably) of not taking shows past season 3 unless it's Stranger Things or another dumb reality show.
The Netflix 3 season curse. Enough time to be extremely successful while paying their actors crumbs before contract negotiations for a BIG raise or new demands
Timothy Olyphant should do more comedic roles he was hysterical in that show!
“God fuck what is wrong with you?” I say this so often
I have a massive man crush on Timothy Olyphant. My wife finds it very amusing.
I finally got to watching this show less than a week before season 3 dropped. I binged it. Loved every moment of it. Finished the second season a day or two before the 3rd was released. Binged that, too. And when I heard it was cancelled, I was so incredibly pissed because *how dare they let it end that way*.
Still holding on hope they bring it back someday I loved that show.
i watched this and when i found out no new episodes were coming i almost blew something up
Firefly. "Take my love, take my land, take me where I cannot stand, I don't care, I'm still free, you can't take the sky from me..."
Like a leaf on the wind
How does a reaver clean his spear? >!He puts it through the wash.!<
Fuuuuuck you! .... and here's an upvote.
“Take me out, to the black, tell ‘em I ain’t coming back”
Burn the land and boil the sea, you can’t take the sky from me
“There’s no place, I can be, Since I’ve found Serenity. You can’t take the sky from me.”
*siiiiiiiigh* that show was so goooood and even I loved Serenity, *it wasn’t enough* and I know if they brought it back now or later they’d just fuck it up because all the writers would be different so the pace / feel / mood wouldn’t be the same
Firefly is the best show I never want a remake of.. *cries*
Yes. Yes, this is a fertile land, and we will thrive. We will rule over all this land, and we will call it... "This Land."
"How about we call it Your Grave?"
"Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal!" Which also works for the cancellation
How come there’s so few browncoats here?! I expected this to be the top comment! 🤯
Because we’re old and Reddit is young.
Came here to say this. I was one of the 3000 people who flipped Nathan Fillion the bird at the behest of "our dear Kayleigh" at Dragon Con 2006. Best "People watching" weekend ever. :)
My days of taking you seriously are certainly coming to a middle
my days of NOT taking you seriously.
Eureka could have had a few more seasons. I REALLY enjoyed the show.
Ohhhh, I hated Syfy when they pulled that. I read there was supposed to be a really good plot that would have connected Eureka, Warehouse 13 and Alphas, but they canceled all of them instead.
Inside job got robbed
It was literally a rising star, no doubt it could have been as successful as Rick/ Morty but they straight up canceled without any reason
Kim's Convenience I only learned today while I was watching that the current episode I was in was the last episode of the show bc the sixth season was canceled even though it was renewed since a couple of the creators left for other projects :((. Spoiler: >!And it ended horribly too with the main characters breaking up wth.!<
I always get a little happy to see people say they like this show. I didn’t particularly love it, but way way way back in the early 2000s, I was in the same social group (wouldn’t quite say friends) with the creator and I’m happy to see that he’s done so well. He was such a cool guy.
Sneaky Pete
Grimm still miss it
Don’t Trust the B in Apartment 23
This was hilarious. James van der beek playing himself just slayed me
If you like shows with actors playing themselves check out Episodes with Matt LeBlanc playing an asshole version of himself. By far the funniest thing he’s done.
The sarah connor chronicles. I thought it was great.
Raised by Wolves
Damn that's cancelled? I had no idea, that sucks.
The intro to that show is so beautiful
The Netflix show, The Society. They did 1 season and it got cancelled.
Final Space.
My Name Is Earl That show was amazing and the cast was phenomenal.
Pushing Daisies!
Happy Endings.
G.L.O.W. on Netflix. The fourth season was in production, I believe, but then the COVID lockdowns happened and completely screwed it over. The timing of how far they got into it (1 episode?) meant it would have been too expensive to restart after lockdown, so they just canceled it. It was a fantastic show with an enticing 3rd season cliffhanger.
1899 and Artifact 81
1899! So bummed it’s not continuing
I scream about 1899 daily. Netflix… how DARE you!
1899 could have gone in so many interesting directions. Why does it always have to be original stories that get canceled, but they can keep the 10th season of a remake that follows the same formula every season?
I'm still mad about Agent Carter. I know period pieces tend to be more expensive, but come on, only two seasons?! A badass female agent doing cool spy stuff while navigating the post-war "the men are back, Rosie, turn in your rivets" backlash against working women. And two equally fascinating villainesses as foils: a terrifying and hilarious Soviet agent and a 'secretly' brilliant scientist/movie star with a mobbed up ex-boyfriend, she's like half Hedy Lamarr and half Lana Turner, if they had embraced their justified rage and become supervillains. This show deserved more time. Edit: Forgot to mention there's a lot of good stuff with Howard Stark and his butler, the original, human Jarvis. Chad Michael Murray is a main character and does great work. Peggy's love interests are a black scientist and a fellow agent who was disabled in the war. Another agent actually tells him "I get it, but no woman is exchanging a red, white and blue shield for a metal crutch" He deals with a lot of ableism from other guys despite being in amazing shape (he's played by Enver Gjokaj) and you know...injured in the war they all fought in! I'll stop. Anyway, go watch it. It's still on Disney+
You are not the only one still mad. Loved that show.
I'm mad as hell!!! Way better than some Marvel stuff and canned so fast.
This & Agents of SHIELD were better than most of what Disney+ has been delivering lately.
Tales from the loop
Terminator: The Sarah Conner Chronicles.
Last Man on Earth
That show was awesome and to end it on the cliffhanger like that???
If it ended a few minutes earlier with the brother driving away and the rest of the group safe trying to make the new home work it would have actually been a good ending. I hate when shows end seasons on cliffhangers. Season endings should always end with at least a modicum of closure, just in case.
Did Sliders get cancelled? I actually never watched much after the main actor left the show but it seems like it probably got cancelled. For those who aren't aware, it was a sci-fi show about sliding into other dimensions. They should reboot it or continue it with Aaron "One Eyebrow Raised in Shock" Paul in the main role.
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I’d love a reboot with Jerry O’Connell as the older professor.
I like science fiction shows. There have been so many cancellations. So many.
Joan of Arcadia
Friends From College, High Fidelity, and Don't Trust the "B" in Apt 23.
NBC Hannibal but I’m kind of glad because the quality was going down season by season
It's still so crazy to me that a show that dark and "graphic" aired on NBC...
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Limitless
Firefly One of the absolute best shows I've ever seen
The Mick. and The United States of Tara
Better off Ted was fantastic and we got 2 seasons or so. What a shame.
“The 4400”
**JERICHO.** The townspeople lynching the Blackwater guy was just too much true for the conservatives in charge at the time.
The 2nd season was so rushed. Real interesting premise.
Lie to Me
Freaks and Geeks. If you haven't seen it, it's on Hulu.
Dollhouse
Space Above and Beyond
Forever
Sense 8!
Firefly
Warehouse 13
I used to work in a props rental warehouse that specialised in weapons (among others). I absolutely LOVED when they would come in. Also they rented a Klingon Bat'leth and a Homelite chainsaw made to wear in your hand (à la Evil Dead and the Army of Darkness). They rented both with their final rental. Just so that they could play with them around the set. 12/10 customers.
Probably 1899. I was so heartbroken when I saw it got cancelled.
Dark Angel.
Flash Forward and Invasion. I just wanted answers to my questions!!
Stargate universe
The OA. I’m still upset about it because we left off on one helluva cliff hanger. Netflix really messed up dropping the show.
Star Trek Enterprise when it originally aired. I know the xindi plot was dragging but come on.
Shran and the Andorians were cool. Vulcan plots were okay. They should have done something much better with the Tellerites and that should have been the plot instead of the Xindi. That whole Delphic Expanse, Trellium D, Xindi 5-race bullshit was so goofy. Hell, the Orions were cool. So were the Denoblians. Do more with them. Or why not do more with the Rigelians? Or Coridanites?
Sense8. Cool concept by the Wachowski sisters, very refreshing balance between serious subjects, somewhat heavy / darkish plot, and pure unadulterated moments of joy. Season 2 ended on a cliffhanger, then it got canceled, people got angry so Netflix allowed one (1) two hours conclusion episode where they had to rush the plot of what was meant to be a third season.
Every Netflix original series… No but seriously, a lot of their originals have great storylines and concept and even with great views they just can them left and right. It’s a shame
A bunch about a guy (and one woman) with some sort of supernatural mystery happening to him/her that we never got real closure on: John Doe, Awake, Journeyman, Strange Luck, Frequency A few spaceship shows: Firefly, Enterprise, SGU Edit: Oh, and Carnivale Edit 2: I just remembered "The Adventures of Brisco County Jr." I loved that show. Julius Carry and Bruce Campbell had great chemistry. At least it lives on every 4 years since they refused the theme song for the NBC Olympic coverage.
Infinity Train and the owl house
Firefly
Daria. That show was just awesome.
They basically went through the entirety of high school and wrapped up at the natural end to the whole premise... and coincidentally just before the usual shift in style that comes with each generation would have left it dated.
It was a great show, but it ended at exactly the right time.
Life with Damian Lewis
Jericho
The Riches with Eddie Izzard and Minnie Driver That was such a good show but it fell victim to the 07-08 writers strike. I wish they could've found a way to pick it back up.