TV Shows that Ended too Soon

[IAmForgivenAndRedeemed]

My name is Earl was definitely cancelled too early. I loved that programme.
I also enjoyed The Event and Flash Forward, though i probably am the only person who misses them lol x

 

[WannaWitness]

Dinosaurs - This was a fun show! The baby, especially, was funny.

She's the Sheriff -It starred Suzanne Somers as a widow named Hildy who took over the position of head sheriff that her late husband held. Typical storylines balanced between her job at the office and her home life, raising her two kids with the help of her mother, also a widow. I know it was considered by some to be a stinker, but I am probably one (of a very few) who didn't think so. Of course, if this program lasted too much longer, we wouldn't have had Step by Step, which was a pretty good show itself (but lasted much longer than Sheriff).

Brotherly Love - with the Lawrence brothers.

I just don't think some of these programs were given much of a chance.

 

[Guy Incognito]

M.a.s.h.

 

[Miss Spaulding]

Ellery Queen

 

[revrobor]

Match Game, Touched By An Angel, Promised Land. I know there are more but it's 2:39 in the morning and my brain is slowing down (either that or the "sleep aids" are beginning to take affect).

 

[WannaWitness]

Oh... and The Wonder Years. I know it had a pretty good run of about 6 seasons, but it seemed kind of awkward to end it at Kevin's junior year. It would have been kind of nice to see him, Winnie, and Paul graduate.

Nevertheless, the finale was heartfelt, and the narration at the end of the episode sort of made it complete. It was nice that it ran as long as it did.

 

[WannaWitness]

Does anyone remember Camp Wilder? This is the one about the nurse who was a single mother of a six- or seven-year-old daughter, and also raising her own teenage siblings along with the daughter. I remember it as being a decent family sitcom, and that the Wilders (of the title) were a bit different than the average "nuclear" family of the typical family "dom-com".

Another program several years ago was Kirk. It starred Kirk Cameron as a cartoonist who raises his younger brothers and sisters as a family unit (seemed to be a fair number of these type of shows in the '90s).

Simon (another one-season wonder of the 1990s) was the story of two brothers who lived together who found themselves in the most unlikely situations in their day-to-day life. The title character Simon was as dumb as a box of rocks, yet somehow managed to land some sort of executive position (or something like that) at a TV station, while his intelligent brother (played by Jason Bateman) was jobless and stuck on welfare.

I personally think they ought to have a TV network somewhere that showcases all these underrated short-lived programs that never made it past three seasons.

 

[tisasituation]

The show Terriers!

 

[spero]

True.

 

[HouseMD]

Everwood
Arrested Development

 

[theweirdn8]

Oh Legend of the Seeker falls into this category. I thought 3 to 4 seasons would've been nice.

 

[Acebopata]

Nascar Racers
Power Rangers Dino Thunder
Hollywood Squares

That's all I can think of.

 

[Eveningfirelight]

Well I really enjoyed Alcatraz and never we will never know what happened since it was cancelled.

 

[Girder of Loins]

Macgyver. You can never have enough of him.

 

[haircare8h]

I think Tarak mehta ka ulta chasm is the best tv serial.

 

[BelieverX]

Jeremiah
Defying Gravity
Firefly
Last Resort

 

[WannaWitness]

Deal or No Deal

America's Most Talented Kids

Pet Star

 

[HereIStand]

No Ordinary Family

 

[luba]

3rd Rock From The Sun
Brothers and Sisters

 

[PreacherGal]

I really liked Wild at Heart. It was a good clean family show and educational about the animals