Okay, now I can't stop laughing. There goes my productivity for the day.Shockolate said:
OT: I'm pissed that Carnivale was canceled before it could end they built that show up worse than Lost and now it's 100% loose ends.
TV shows you were sad to see go
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OT: I'm pissed that Carnivale was canceled before it could end they built that show up worse than Lost and now it's 100% loose ends.
Would never deny a brilliant idea. And yeah...I mean he had the story idea there. He made a comic out of it so a film wouldn't have been too hard.SinisterSpade|LH| said:
I'll mention Avatar the Last Airbender. Don't get me wrong, it was supposed to end and wasn't cut short, and another season or series would most likely be catastrophic, but seeing Nick's greatest achievement end is going to be a little sad.
Arrested Development
Life on Mars (US - ok, so it's not as good as the original UK LoM, but, hey, it's got Harvey Keitel and Michael Imperioli... and fans deserve a much better finale)
The Prisoner (to make up for another crap finale... but only if we can somehow resurrect Patrick McGoohan - I refuse to watch the reboot)
Testees
Weird TV [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0310342/]
Life on Mars (US - ok, so it's not as good as the original UK LoM, but, hey, it's got Harvey Keitel and Michael Imperioli... and fans deserve a much better finale)
The Prisoner (to make up for another crap finale... but only if we can somehow resurrect Patrick McGoohan - I refuse to watch the reboot)
Testees
Weird TV [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0310342/]
Firefly, yes.notyouraveragejoe said:
Dollhouse, no.
Dollhouse was doomed the minute it cast Eliza Dushku as the lead. Basically, it was doomed from inception because it was her show to run. In the end, the brilliant supporting cast couldn't make up for the fail-in-acting-form that was her starring role.
Otherwise, the show I miss the most has to be Veronica Mars. It went downhill in the third season, but the pilot they made for season four was brilliant enough to run with.
Also, yay, Futurama is back!
I'd have to go with: 'Firefly', 'Two Guys, a Girl, and a Pizza Place', 'Freakazoid', 'Sam and Max: Freelance Police', 'Jack of All Trades', 'Cosby' (with Doug E. Doug), and 'Corner Gas' (even though it was Brent's idea to end).
Apart form jumping on the Firefly bandwagon I was sad when Boston Legal ended, probably my favourite show of all time. Legend of the Seeker was also a good show that got cancelled too early.
In regards to Anime I have to agree that Code Geass ended too early, it was a great show and Vampire Knight Guilty. OHSHC was another amazing one I wish I could see more of.
In regards to Anime I have to agree that Code Geass ended too early, it was a great show and Vampire Knight Guilty. OHSHC was another amazing one I wish I could see more of.
I thought it was wrapped up well. It was evident that Joss Whedon knew that it would be cancelled after Series 2 so the second series was a bit fast paced but at least the story played out.notyouraveragejoe said:
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"Roommates" - it was a generic rip off of quite a lot of sitcoms but it really found its feet at about episode 9, however it was cancelled after about 5 episodes and they hastily broadcast the remaining episodes in two sets of 4 episodes so they were at least broadcast but it was still annoying. Also, Felicia Day was in the last 4 or so episodes and stole every scene (closet Felicia Day fan here...)
"The Class" - what the people who did Friends did next, 6 adults who were in the same 3rd Grade class are reintroduced to each other. Apparently had quite a big following as the network was bombarded with mail after its cancellation. Annoyingly finished on a cliffhanger.
"Welcome to the Captain" - Sitcom again about a writer who moves to LA I think into a *kooky* apartment block, 6 episodes planned but only 5 were made so it didn't even have an 'ending' or even a 'cliffhanger', it just ended.
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