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post #91 of 152
To be unoriginal:

-Miracles (I bet it was going somewhere)
-Due South (genius... it doesn't surprise me that that Paul Haggis is now becoming a high profile screenwriter with Million Dollar Baby)
-Firefly (only show I've ever written to a network for)
-Action (ahead of its time, and nearly as good as Arrested Development)
-MST3K (just kept improving, except for the host segments)

I'm hoping that Veronica Mars isn't on this list in a year.
post #92 of 152
American High
Boomtown
Boston Public
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn South
Brother's Keeper
Equal Justice
Freaks and Geeks
George & Leo
Harts of the West
Homefront
I'll Fly Away
Once and Again
post #93 of 152
I forgot about one and one I didn't know had been fully cancalled.
Sex and the City
Tru Calling
post #94 of 152
Nowhere Man
post #95 of 152
Some of you guys (and gals) went back a long way... If those are the rules, I'll play:

The White Shadow
Miami Vice
post #96 of 152
Damn id love to see that season of Nowhere Man on DVD.
post #97 of 152
Due South & Sports Night - Thank Goodness for DVD

I also miss Nash Bridges and Martial Law, and I actually enjoyed The Fugitive which was supposed to be the biggest hit of the season and there was a little show called CSI that was supposed to have a quick death...don't get me wrong, I love the CSI shows, but I think it's amusing that it beat out the Fugitive.
post #98 of 152
Corey, I like the original as well, but The Fugitive (2000) was also great. I remember always getting really pissed off because just about every episode ended in a clifhanger. At the end of each episode I say "Awww crap!! I can't miss next weeks episode!"
post #99 of 152
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I actually enjoyed The Fugitive which was supposed to be the biggest hit of the season and there was a little show called CSI that was supposed to have a quick death...don't get me wrong, I love the CSI shows, but I think it's amusing that it beat out the Fugitive.

That reminds me of when ER and Chicago Hope came out in the same year. Everyone said that ER would fail and CH would be the big new show. And while CH did last a few years it was never the hit ER became.
post #100 of 152
Jim Hensen's Dinosaurs
Working
Dream On

YMMV

PS - I forgot Reboot
post #101 of 152
CUPID
ED
HIDDEN HILLS

Would buy all three of these on DVD, no doubt about it.
post #102 of 152
Tony - I remember those cliffhangers as well, and when they ended that show with someone getting shot and not knowing who...I just couldn't believe it. Who knows, maybe someday they'll do a DVD set and have two branching scenes, one where Kimble is killed, one where the one-armed man is killed. So however you want to end it, you'd be happy. Hmm, not a bad idea...

Mike - I remember Dinosaurs...haven't seen that one in ages.

Also put me down for Cupid as well.
post #103 of 152
Dinosaurs- Good show. Could've done without the finale, but brilliant nonetheless.

I'll Fly Away- One of the best shows of the '90s. Regina Taylor was excellent as Lily. Every minute of it was pure gold.

Picket Fences- Quirky and strange and brilliant all at once. Every season was great except for Season 4. Now that was crap.

Doogie Howser M.D.- It was wonderful. I could relate to Vinnie the most. It wasn't the same when Wanda left, though.

Northern Exposure- Every season felt like you were entering a realm far away from the regular world, and I loved the show for that. My fave character was Ruth-Anne. She could be a nice old lady, but she could also rip you apart.

Blossom- Whoa! 'Nuff said.

Homefront- Was endearing without being sappy and brilliant without being like Shakespeare, it was everything you wanted in a show.

Herman's Head- Best sitcom of the '90s. It was a brilliant exhibit of how you could and should do good comedy.

Wings- Oh, this show brings me memories. My favorite character was Lowell. He could be at once both the lunkhead and the philosopher.

thirtysomething- The final season might have been too depressing, but it represented everything that thirtysomethings deal with.

Popular- The greatest comedic look at the American teenage class struggle since Heathers.

Murphy Brown- Just started watching it again on Nick at Nite (it looks so good digitally remastered). My favorite was Corky. She was the funniest by far.

Head of the Class- Johnny Fever teaches a bunch of geniuses. That's guaranteed success.

L.A Law- When Rosalind Shays died, that was when the show went from great to brilliant.

MacGyver- Sorry, I'm a sucker for kitsch, especially well-written kitsch.

Rhoda- Brilliant work from MTM Prods. Best thing they did until..

Newhart- The show was great in itself, but the finale has a permanent place in my video collection.

Seinfeld- Funniest thing you could think of. Best episode was "The Cheever Letters".

Animaniacs- Warner Bros. at once pays tribute to itself and also rips themselves apart through a Yakko, Wakko, and Dot.

The Flash- May it live forever!

Fame- And this one too!

That is all. Quite the encyclopedia, isn't it?
post #104 of 152
Here are the shows that I miss. Some of them had a good run and others were never given a chance. My top choices are below with comments.

Angel (I'm really hoping that someday we get to see the Buffy/Angel universe on the small screen again!)

Firefly (I'm sooo excited about the movie! Is it September yet?)

Freeks and Geeks (This was the most accurate show about high school that I've ever seen. It was awesome!)

Tru Calling (I might be in a minority on this one. If anyone gave the recent season 2 episodes a chance, you'll cry foul right along with me. Season 2 was on track to be awesome!)

I miss Popular and The Pretender. Not really happy with how either one of these shows ended. I also miss The Days. It aired last summer on ABC. I wish it had done better.
post #105 of 152
Ed
Freaks and Geeks
Soon to be but I hope not Arrested Development
post #106 of 152
Angel. It was the best show on tv and the first dvd I got a television boxset for.

Tru Calling. Season one was great. Season two had improved writing, but I guess the ratings didn't agree.
post #107 of 152
I miss three F's the most:

Futurama
Firefly
Farscape

There are a lot of others that I liked and would like to see come back:

Earth2
VR-5 (out of the blue, I know)
Enterprise

And I'll even throw my vote in for "That 80's Show" - It really had potential I think.
post #108 of 152
Profit
Ned & Stacy
The $treet
Hidden Hills
Clerks
Sports Night
Working
post #109 of 152
I already miss Sealab 2021.
post #110 of 152
The Edge - Julie Brown, Tom Kenny, Jennifer Aniston...I miss it!
post #111 of 152
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I'll Fly Away- One of the best shows of the '90s. Regina Taylor was excellent as Lily. Every minute of it was pure gold.

Boy did I love that show. To this day I still don't understand why Regina Taylor is not a big star.

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The Edge - Julie Brown, Tom Kenny, Jennifer Aniston...I miss it!


I loved that show too.



Still missing Angel and Sex and the city. Watched some episodes of SATC from the 6th season last night that I hadnt seen and was laughing away.

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But i think it would also have been nice to get a few more years out of Farscape.

Yes, yes, yes!
post #112 of 152

Re: What's your favorite Cancelled TV shows that you miss?

Single season shows mostly from me.

The Flash - Although he was Barry Allen in occupation and name only, the character had more elements of Wally West from around that time. It should've lasted for about 5 seasons.

Total Recall 2070 - I've only seen the pilot episode and can't wait to watch the rest of this single season show. It does have more of the feel of BLADE RUNNER, of course.

Now & Again - I loved this show. Then all of a sudden it vanished. Why do networks cancel great shows in lieu of crap like "reality" programming?

Jim Henson's The Storyteller
M.A.N.T.I.S.

Max Headroom
The Invisible Man (Sci-Fi)
Due South
Timecop
Star Trek: Enterprise
seaQuest DSV
Boston Common
Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman
The Critic
post #113 of 152

Re: What's your favorite Cancelled TV shows that you miss?

Journeyman. Journeyman. Journeyman.

post #114 of 152

Re: What's your favorite Cancelled TV shows that you miss?

Human Target, Fortune Hunter, Earth: Final Conflict, Mutant X, Andromeda, Tek War, Poltergeist: the Legacy, Spy Game, Forever Knight, and lastly Profiler.
post #115 of 152

Re: What's your favorite Cancelled TV shows that you miss?

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Homefront- Was endearing without being sappy and brilliant without being like Shakespeare, it was everything you wanted in a show.

Is this show out on DVD yet? I loved it back in the day.
post #116 of 152

Re: What's your favorite Cancelled TV shows that you miss?

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Originally Posted by Kevin Hewell
Is this show out on DVD yet? I loved it back in the day.

"Homefront" is not out on DVD yet. Warner Bros. said at the last HTF chat that they were looking at this series, but the music costs are very high and they were unsure of whether there was enough of an audience to justify a DVD release.
post #117 of 152

Re: What's your favorite Cancelled TV shows that you miss?

Talk about bringing up an old thread.

I miss:

Keen Eddy and John Doe
post #118 of 152

Re: What's your favorite Cancelled TV shows that you miss?

Star Trek - would love to see the second half of the original 5 year mission
Firefly
Jake 2.0
McGavin's Nightstalker
Meet John Doe
post #119 of 152

Re: What's your favorite Cancelled TV shows that you miss?

I miss Deadwood bigtime. Whatever happened to the two HBO movies. Especially since John from Cincinnati didn't last long.
post #120 of 152

Re: What's your favorite Cancelled TV shows that you miss?

Lottery

Mr. Wizards World
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