Series That You Loved That Were Prematurly Cancelled
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I was a big fan of Reaper and that got cancelled after 2 seasons.I enjoyed it, was something a bit different with good characters, although not many people I knew watched it.
Another show, although I wasn't exactly 'upset' it was cancelled was The Event. It only ran for a season had loads of plot twists and turns that could have been good. I'm mainly annoyed because my girlfriend loved it and made me watch it with her and I spent all that time trying to work out what was going on, only to realise...I shall never find out.
Another show, although I wasn't exactly 'upset' it was cancelled was The Event. It only ran for a season had loads of plot twists and turns that could have been good. I'm mainly annoyed because my girlfriend loved it and made me watch it with her and I spent all that time trying to work out what was going on, only to realise...I shall never find out.
That cheered me right the fuck up after an awful day :') Let's be friends.Bassik said:
But yes, Red Dwarf and Rome.
1- the obvious
2. Stargate universe. was really shaping up to be something special and got cut just as it was hitting its stride.
3. doll house 0 shaky first season amazing special and a second season that really was ramping up niceyly and just like SGU cut off just as it was getting good.
4 terminator sarah connor chronicles- same as above.
5 deadwood
2. Stargate universe. was really shaping up to be something special and got cut just as it was hitting its stride.
3. doll house 0 shaky first season amazing special and a second season that really was ramping up niceyly and just like SGU cut off just as it was getting good.
4 terminator sarah connor chronicles- same as above.
5 deadwood
It Took THREE FUCKING PAGES for someone to say this? Seriously, that's got to be one of my favorite animated series of all time.Vankraken said:
While it wasn't exactly cancelled, Angel Beats was originally supposed to be 26 episodes, rather than 13. It's a shame, really; only a couple of the characters got their day in the spotlight, but it seemed like most, if not all, of them would have one.
It was still great, though.
It was still great, though.
Yehbe said:
Dragonclaw said:Definately not (see post 53Yehbe said:) the way they ended it was soooo bad. Clearly everyone thought the show was coming back....and now that pretty much everyone is unemployed again seems like a great time for a comeback
It is a shame that My name is Earl ended. However I would recommend a show called Raising Hope if you aren't already aware of it. Greg Garcia is the executive producer of both shows and Raising Hope has the same kind of blue collar humour as My Name is Earl. Greeg Blinky (Kenney) is a major recurring character in it and the actors who blame Randy and Joy have a couple appearances and a few other supporting cast members of My Name Earl show up in a few cameos. Also there is talk of a movie with Jason Lee saying last October he was in talks for one but I don't know about anything more recent.
Also I want to say ReBoot. I can't believe it took someone three pages to say that show. especially with that cliff hanger. I mean I don't need another fifty episodes but come on. At least let them resolve that bloody cliffhanger.
Also I've seen a couple of things posted like Zoids and Teen Titans that I'm pretty sure got resolved endings to.
With very little doubt, Mass Effect. I think they realised that the number of plot points was getting enormous, that they had bit off more than they could chew, and tried to end this amazing universe as soon as possible, but throw out a few DLC to keep it going without having to program huge numbers of plot points.Lt._nefarious said:
The universe was absolutely amazing, and could have been far more than what it was. I, and many others, are devestated that it has come to an end. The series could have become a greater cultural phenomenon than Star Wars or even Star Trek, but many people haven't even heard of it.
To be honest, I've had many horrible things happen to me that most people cannot relate to, but the end of Mass Effect actually feels like one of the biggest disappointments of my life. I really can't put it into words, just that the universe was truly real for me. I felt like I was a part of that world, and that world was going to incredible places. And then it just ended. My mother said I looked "stunned" on the day after I played the original ending, something she certainly hasn't said before.
I feel like I need a Mass Effect Has Ended Support Group. Maybe I'll make one.