TV shows you were sad to see go

[Lord Mountbatten Reborn]

"Police Squad", the precursor to "Naked Gun".

The new CEO of the company decided it was too high-brow for the average audience. Really. It had Leslie Neilson and endless visual gags. I loved it.

But the developers did say they were running out of ideas and in the end it was good for them.

 

[Jim From Accounting]

hey hey it's Saturday

 

[tzimize]

Firefly without a doubt. I wouldnt mind seeing more Arrested development either. Great taste in TV guise.

Oh yeah, Whose line...Currently watching that.

 

[King of the Sandbox]

Sifl & Olly


And MST3k.... sure, there's Rifftrax and Cinematic Titanic, but I miss the bots.

 

[GiantSpiderGoat]

Mighty Morphan Power Rangers

Seinfeld

Arrested Development


Hopefully Archer will come out with another season.

 

[vallorn]

Doctor Who

but seriously i would pick Farscape or The A-Team, i loved those shows.

 

[Not-here-anymore]

Firefly. No-one's said that yet, right? They have? OK, so I've been ninja'd. By everyone.

[sub][small]This is the point where I wish I had something like the guy with Calumon, so I could have built that into some form of amusing conversation.[/small][/sub]

 

[Jon Etheridge]

Firefly (obviosly)

Arrested Development

Drawn Together

Frisky Dingo

 

[Crimson_Dragoon]

Definitely Kings. It was brilliant, but it only got one season.

 

[TheDoctor455]

Whose Line is it Anyway.

I believe I speak for all who knew it when I say...

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I would do anything to bring them back.

Yeah. That was a good one.
Another one I think should be brought back is Monty Python's Flying Circus.

 

[Torque669]

I thought the TV show Black Books was an awesome show, the style of humour in the show was awesome, as is anything else with Dylan Moran or Bill Bailey. Too bad the show only went on for 18 episodes, and even then the last episode wasn't that great compared to the others.

Ive only seen half the episodes of this so far since they started playing them on "Dave" but they're brilliant, Pity Dylan Moran and Bailey didnt make more.

I would also say Hyperdrive because I thought that was great. Like Red Dwarf but more slapstick and had the fantastic Nick Frost in.

 

[Dr. Awesome Face]

Apart from the obvious answer: "Firefly" I would have to say Stargate: Atlantis and Angel (the end was soooo bad)

 

[SturmDolch]

I didn't think people knew what "Whose Line is it Anyways" is

I'll go with that, Arrested Development, and recently, Ugly Betty. The series finale is on tonight for that one, a strangely good show about an average girl thrown into the not-so-average fashion world.

 

[ScarlettRage]

firefly. thats it.

 

[ethaninja]

Firefly for sure. Again I say... poor Joss Whedon and all his canceled, awesome shows.

 

[twaddle]

i have a long list
Teen Titans
Invasion
JourneyMan
My own worst enemy
Canidate for a goddess (yes they it was cancelled and the huge cliffhanger they left us on was rediculous)
Power Puff girls
Dexter's lab
G4's former lineup
The Chaser's war on everything (show was fucking brillant)
Justice league unlimted
batman beyond
loonatics unleashed
world of quest(they could have sold it to comedy central and uped the language alittle and it would have been epic)
wonder years...
....i know i have more i just can't think of them right now
i'll be back

 

[Soushi]

Code Geass

Two seasons *sniff* simply weren't enough.... I would pay *Dr. Evil Face* ONE MILLION DOLLARS *reverts back to normal* to get it back!

 

[Syan]

Of course Firefly, but they gave us Serenity out of fan service and love, which is more than they give for certain other brilliant series.

More Stargate: Atlantis please!

Hated it at the start, but the cast and writing made it the best stargate yet by the end.

Sod BSG rip off Universe, give more Rodney Mckay!

 

[Frybird]

Invader Zim, Firefly.....aaand maybe Dollhouse...it's kinda hard with that series, because it only began to be really good when it was already doomed, forcing the creators to wrap up the main story fast.

But to add something new, i was one of the 10 people sad about the VERY early cancellation of "Drive", a sort of darker and more serious version of the "Cannonball Run" Movies, mixing it with the character drama of Lost and the mystery of The Game.
But since it was produced by Tim Minear (Co-Creator of Firefly, uh-oh) and starred Nathan Fillon (Protagonist of Firefly, UH-OH)...no wait, since it had a rocky start and did not get the ratings Fox hoped for (after FOUR Episodes), it was cancelled after six finished episodes, the last two only available online.

As such, Drive was cancelled so early that i cannot even tell if i would've really liked the show, but i'm still sad that i did not even had the opportunity to find out...