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Firefly
The answer is always firefly
Too soon…
I’d you love firefly check it dark matter. It unfortunately faced the same fate though.
Yep, same characters too except they made the kaylee character into an adult pretending to be a child which was weird.
Apparently there’s a new dark matter on apple
Wrong show.
You’re telling me the bubbly youthful engineering-inclined number 5 isn’t a Kaylee replacement that they made into a child despite being in her 20s?
I’m still not over Firefly. Or the Orville.
The Orville hasn’t been canceled, yet. S04 will enter production this year.
Thank you. It’s been sitting lonely in my Jellyfin for a long time waiting to hear this.
Mind hunter, surprised i didn’t see it mentioned
Especially since it wasn’t a real cancellation, just “on indefinite hiatus” followed by “never coming back” almost five years later. The second season ending very much set up at least another season.
It was formally cancelled last year.
https://popculture.com/streaming/news/mindhunter-david-fincher-reveals-why-netflix-series-canceled/
Yeah, so good! This was Netflix’s True Detective and they just…dropped it?
Firefly
I wonder how the person who’s decision it was to cancel firefly feels about this now. Do you think they were under a lot of pressures because of funding, or they just weren’t that into the show, or was there a new show they wanted to divert funding to. Wonder what the story was there.
Better off ted.
Show was brilliant
I’d watch a spinoff of just those two scientists. They had such good chemistry together.
The Expanse.
Firefly.
I don’t think The Expanse was really cancelled rather than it was ended at a story point that makes sense to continue from sometime in the future. There’s something like a decade long time skip and a huge thematic shift between books 6 and 7.
That last season was disappointing to me
Pushing daisies was a hard pill to swallow. Such a great quirky show.
And, from that same era, Dead Like Me.
Both Brian Fuller shows
It sucks that it was only two seasons, but it did have a clean ending. No cliffhangers, or anything begging to be finished. I was happy with that.
Darkwing Duck, it ends with the first episode of a two parter…
Oof
The OA
Firefly
Better off ted.
Avenue 5.
Alien Nation.
My Name is Earl.- Utopia (UK)
- The expense
The expense
A multi-season, high-tense drama series where Gary attempts to expense his lunch through SAP.
I haven’t watched the show, apparently they purposely end it because the new books is a time jump
There’s a huge time jump yeah, but I don’t that was the primary reason they didn’t want to continue. It got cancelled after season 3, then resuced by Amazon (Bezos personally loved the show) but then they didn’t renew for season 7 as I don’t think they wanted to commit financially.
The fact the story in the latter seasons started angling towards the whole underclass starting a massive uprising probably rustled his oligarch jimmies a bit :>
AMAZONS ROP is probably sucking up all the funding from the other shows, it cost like 1-2 billion per season? and invincible animation suffered alot.
Big brain move here. They’re going to wait 20 years so the actors age appropriately and they can save a ton on makeup costs before they start filming the next season :>
Theres a new book? Is it good or at least as good as the last one was?
Utopia was really a good show
Tuca and Bertie. Netflix cancelled it, then HBO made another season. But just before releasing it HBO cancelled it for a tax break. It’s heartbreaking to think of the writers and animators pouring their lives into it just for nobody to ever see it.
I forgot which other network did the same thing, created a movie than cancelled for tax breaks, I think it was warner brothers?
Inside Job
freaks and geeks. unbelievably stacked cast but the network never gave it a dedicated time so no one knew when they could watch it. then it got cancelled before they aired half the episodes citing poor viewership
