Television

Inside Job

Lazor Wulf. Two seasons, with a forced change in animation studios between seasons, didn't give the show enough opportunity to grow.

Tuca & Bertie and Firefly as well. Maybe Lower Decks too

If streaming shows are fair game, Final Space. So much passion poured into such an excellent production and Netflix axed it after 3 seasons.

Threshold really should have gotten more than one season. Unfortunately, I don't think anybody's ever heard of it.

My name is Earl, super disrespectful to end on a cliffhanger after 4 seasons

4400 both version, pretender, x-files, clarice,

Firefly

The Expanse.

Firefly.

Firefly

Firefly

The answer is always firefly

Firefly

Raised by Wolves

Better Off Ted

Limitless. It was just starting to get to the good shit when they cancelled it!

I was also upset by Star Gate Universe's cancellation. I hadn't been a fan of StarGate prior to its release. Seen a couple bits here and there but never just watched the show. After going through SG-1 and Atlantis, I can see why OG fans didn't like Universe. But I still think it was great on its own, as someone who knew nothing about the OG series when I saw it. But, if they do re-explore the same story and ideas, I'd want it to be the same campy shit that SG-1 was, instead of the serious tones Universe had.

In order that I remember them now

• Drive
• John Doe
• The OA
• Sense8
• Limitless
• Dollhouse
• Tru Calling
• Dark Matter
• My So-Called Life
• Witchblade
• Carnivàle
• Probably more, I'll add them as I think of them

Firefly would make the list, if I watched it while it aired. But I didn't see it till later.

All time? Freaks and geeks. Was becoming the quintessential coming of age show, had hard lessons that were from the point of real kids growing up. Each character was relatable in their own way, and should have gone on for years.

Second to that is Arrested Development. And yeah it was rebooted but the cast had moved on. The show was on a great role and was just ahead of its time. The episodic nature of it just wasn't popular then.

I'm still not over Firefly. Or the Orville.

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. I would have loved to see how they planned to resolve that cliffhanger.

Firefly and Pushing Daisies are staples in these conversations, so I'll throw in a less common one: NCIS LA.

I watched that show for over a decade. It was something predictable and comfortable. The show ending was like losing my favourite hoodie I've had for 14 years. Does it really impact my life? No. Do I miss it nonetheless? Yes.

Raised by wolves. Atheism vs Religion into the stars. It was so good and so much of the buildup was about to come to fruition. GAH!

Santa Clarita Diet and Carnivale. HBO axed Carnivale, Deadwood and Rome back to back, and I still hold a grudge.

Edit: Enterprise and Lower Decks also still sting. Lower Decks is ao fucking brilliant and I hate that no one watches it!

Mind hunter, surprised i didn't see it mentioned

ReBoot. One of the most incredible, ground-breaking shows of its time, but it ends on a cliffhanger. I'm still holding out hope that we'll get a movie to tie up the loose ends someday.

I'll never forgive Amazon for cancelling The Tick.

A lot of good answers already. I'll add Santa Clarita Diet. It's a nice little show.

My Name Is Earl

Ash vs Evil Dead and Chucky

Recently? Probably Kaos

Terminator: The Sara Connor Chronicles

Really, Westworld, but no one had mentioned TSCC yet.

Firefly

The Glades

Venture Brothers