TV Shows that Ended too Soon

The Lone Gunmen.

Jericho

I wish I could say King of the Hill, since it's one of my favorite TV shows, but the show's writing went downhill dramatically after about 2005 or so. It was a pity.

sea oat said:

I wish I could say King of the Hill, since it's one of my favorite TV shows, but the show's writing went downhill dramatically after about 2005 or so. It was a pity.

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While I agree that the writing wasn't as consistently as good in the later seasons, some of the episodes in the 11th, 12th, and 13th seasons are favorites of mine (The Peggy Horror Picture Show, Lost in MySpace, Death Picks Cotton, just to name a few). I do think it held its quality much better than The Simpsons.

Survivors (BBC).

Pushing daisies. ;0;

I agree with Carnivale

Also : Life

Life on Mars (USA Series)

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You are dead to me.

Jack and Bobby (WB)....they cancelled it because they constantly moved it and no one could ever watch it. Was a great show, kind of like a mini West Wing almost....same writers actually. Probably why it was so good.

Dawson's Creek

Corri said:

Dawson's Creek

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Dawsons Creek ran it's course.

Not to me.

Alien Nation

Three's Company

Detroit 187, Lie to Me and Human Target for recent shows.
Back in th early 90s there was a show called Homefront that dealt with guys returning from WWII that was very good. Naturally it didn't last long.

Promised Land -- was about a family man, Russell Greene, who gives up his home, gets a travel trailer, and hits the road with his wife, two children, nephew, and mother to travel the country and help people, with wife Claire homeschooling the three kids. During the third (and last) season, an accident with the travel trailer forces the Greene family to pull over and move to a "fixer-upper" home in a somewhat rougher end of town, and they concentrate on helping people in their new home community. It was supposed to be a spin-off of Touched by an Angel.

On Our Own only lasted one season (1994-95). It was a sitcom about orphaned siblings trying to stay together after the recent death of both parents, ranging in age from infant to 21 years of age. The first few episodes showed the eldest brother dawning drag to disguise as a middle-aged aunt for the social workers to keep the siblings from splitting up.

There were a few others, of course, but I can't think of them right now.