Cancelled Shows

[bishopx]

The Adventures Of Beans Baxter

[yakasushii]

I want this:

 

we watched a series of clips from that show once in class, and well... it was painful, because from what i saw, it was quite realistic ;)

[Hyphnip]

I'll say Angel. Technically it WAS cancelled so I guess it counts (I don't think it was on my old list)

[bishopx]

Oz definitely!

[Shiri]

I don't know how realistic is Oz since I've never been to prison but it was definitely difficult to watch at times, but it just made me love it more.

[Hyphnip]

The OC!!!

NNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

Why Fox Why?!

(well, at least they're finally cancelled a show that deserves it!)

[soundless_space]

Hah, they finally cancelled the OC?

[Hyphnip]

yeah, the ratings have plumeted so this is gonna be it's last season

oh, and Queer Eye is cancelled after this summer. I didn't know it was even still on.

[Shiri]

The O.C. was only fun to watch during the first two seasons. Espcially season 2 when Olivia Wilde and Mischa Barton got it on.

[Some Random]

g4 needs to be tech tv again, and bring back the screensavers with pat and leo hosting.

[Shiri]

Oh, I used to have that! Leo is a pretty awesome guy. I wonder why they stopped brining TechTV here

[Some Random]

leo's still doing call for help. it airs in canada and australia. pat's doing some webcast thing (this week in tech, i think it's called). screensavers went in the shitter when they both left and when techtv was gobbled up into g4, the whole channel went in the shitter, except for call for help. so, you ain't missing much.

[Shiri]

Good to know ;)

[Manchalivin]

Yes Dear

Still Standing

Bobby's World

[Stewie83]

Arrested Development

Futurama

[slegros]

this has been said already but Greg the Bunny mmmm Sarah Silverman

[Some Random]

this has been said already but Greg the Bunny mmmm Sarah Silverman

i remembered loving that show when it was on. i bought the box set a while back and realized how hokey and stupid it was.

[gorram_feds]

As much as I love both Firefly and Angel, I think that neither one necessarily needs a continuation in any medium. Regardless of poor box office results, Serenity does offer effective closure for Firefly and as for Angel, well, I absolutely love the final episode and am quite comfortable with its open-ended conclusion - it reaffirms the show's mission statement in spectacular fashion.

 

However, I will add to the list a television show that was cut down far too early and had plenty more to say:

 

Wonderfalls

 

All 13 episodes shot are available on DVD, naturally, but only 4 were ever aired...on FOX, hence the low name-recognition. Also, if all that you've ever heard about the show is 'inaminate objects talk to a young woman', trust me, it is not Joan of Arcadia version two.

[Some Random]

As much as I love both Firefly and Angel, I think that neither one necessarily needs a continuation in any medium.

not even...interpretive dance? ;)

[gorram_feds]

Good question ;)

 

...but Angel already covered that in the episode where the gang attend a ballet show, so maybe they could try simple watercolours or perhaps some crude frescos.

[Muran]

That episode also guest-starred our lovely River.

 

And any good Angel fan knows that Angel doesn't dance.

 

Really not looking forward to Season 8 Buffy in comic book form...

 

I heard Wonderfalls was good (through Whedonesque), but I never got a chance to watch it.

[Monochrome Rainbow]

Didn't take the time to read the entire thread but these may have been mentioned:

 

Clone High

Undergrads

[wuhwuhwolf]

Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, Stella, and Wonderfalls.

[haircut-rabbit]

Street Cents

Jon-O-Vision

Batman: The Animated Series

Popular Mechanics For Kids

[The_Rat_Who_Would_be_King]

Not sure if it's been mentioned yet, but Newsradio. It wasn't the same after Phil Hartman died, and John Lovitz kinda sucked sometimes, but she show still managed to be one of the funniest and most original sitcoms I've ever seen. It deserves its own thread.