TV shows come and go, but some of them leave a lasting impact on their fans. If you could revive one of your favorite shows that was canceled, which one would it be? Why did you love it so much, and how do you think it would be received by audiences today?
The main flaw for this show is the trailer did it no justice. I remember seeing the trailer and instantly dismissing it. I think I decided to watch it randomly one day and loved it.
A metior is heading to earth and everyone has about a month to live. But the first scene is about a few people who managed to survive in an underground bunker and the episodes are flashbacks on how they all ended up sharing this bunker. It's so much more than what the trailer makes it out to be.
I'd love to see what happens next as it ended on a cliffhanger.
If you haven't watched it I highly recommend checking it out.
This show has the best character development of any show ever created. It's a slow roll but it has 13 dynamite seasons and even though the characters never age, they do grow. Also probably the best facial expressions of any animated sitcom, especially when it was still hand drawn animations.
I think it only ran for two seasons but it appealed to my love of sci fi and alternative stuff.
I want All in the Family back.
Not sure if all of these got cancelled or stopped because they were supposed to. Also, most of them probably should not come back.
Not extraordinary, but I enjoyed watching it with my mom and thought it was a shame that it ended on a cliffhanger.
Greatest band: the Evolution Revolution!
I know there was some drama among the cast but it was comedy at its finest. Also, you don't that many shows specifically centered around Asian Americans (or more specifically, Asian Canadians) these days though a lot more than in the past.
TV shows come and go, but some of them leave a lasting impact on their fans. If you could revive one of your favorite shows that was canceled, which one would it be? Why did you love it so much, and how do you think it would be received by audiences today?
