This was canceled forever ago, but I really miss Sex and the City. No other show manages to find the right mix of comedy, class and drama. Sigh.

Riri-kins wrote:

I miss The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest...mainly because I was such a huge Hadji fangirl. 

Jonny Quest also hadji rules.

Also I am watching/rematching Married with children right now....so damn funny.

I also wish that Futurama would continue it's tv shows.... the movies are funny but I still miss the shows

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BalamiyaVardihi wrote:

Speaking of that, why did Futurama get cancelled but not The Simpsons?

The Simpsons is too profitable.  I'm sure Fox would under-market it and then cancel it if they could.

Slightly more seriously, I have heard it said that good shows get canceled because the people who actually pay attention to any given show are always in the vast minority.  The majority of Americans apparently leave the TV on as pleasant background noise, so anything that requires you to pay even a moderate amount of attention is pretty much doomed.  The Simpsons gives viewers a somewhat familiar setting and a lot of obvious, cheap gags, and it doesn't move quite as fast as Futurama.  (Of course, the poor marketing and placement probably still have a lot to do with it.)

Clarice wrote:

Ugh, you just reminded me of how pissed off I am, that Disney hasn't released the second half of the second series of Gargoyles on DVD and likely never will. It's just...dammit! There was also a lot more to the show than was ever made, thanks to the crappy third season that ruined a lot of things and effectively killed the show. Which is what happens, I suppose, when the creator isn't around to keep an eye on things.

There are the comics, but it's not the same.

Ragnarok wrote:

Clarice wrote:

Ugh, you just reminded me of how pissed off I am, that Disney hasn't released the second half of the second series of Gargoyles on DVD and likely never will. It's just...dammit! There was also a lot more to the show than was ever made, thanks to the crappy third season that ruined a lot of things and effectively killed the show. Which is what happens, I suppose, when the creator isn't around to keep an eye on things.

There are the comics, but it's not the same.

Oh, Just an FYI.... the shit-tacular Season 3 is Not Canon after the first episode. Word of God declared it as such.  The comics are, though.

And for the Gargoyles fans: The Gargoyles Wiki Project.

Monster Garage. God, that show was frakking awesome.

Also, the *ENTIRE* DCAU. ;_; Gone far too soon for my liking, it was.

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digimon got cancelled here.
and shin chan.

I miss those shows. ;__;

Notebook Darling wrote:

digimon got cancelled here.
and shin chan.

I miss those shows. ;__;

Be the best Bastard you can be!

Rae wrote:

I miss Freakazoid. Yeah, sure, it was pure silliness back then, but that, and along with Animaniacs had some great parodies of celebrities and Hollywood.

And I can never forget this scene.

I had an extremely unhealthy crush on Freakazoid. I think he was the first animated character I ever fell in love with, but only because I didn't start watching Sailor Moon until a year or two later.

Seriously, it's been almost 15 years and I'm still pissed about it and Earthworm Jim getting canceled.

I miss the Sonic the Hedgehog cartoon from the early 90s, it was so dark and way past cool

I heard that True Blood may get canceled. I certainly hope not, I love that show.

Caroline in the City.

Trench Kamen wrote:

Arrested Development
Firefly

What the fuck, FOX.

Reminds me of the Family Guy episode where Peter names off all the shows that FOX canceled within the time period during which they were canceled. I can't find the clip because YouTube sucks.

I know. I miss firefly so much. It was just getting good! THe movie helped, but we still didn't ever find out what was up with Shepard, and also it would have been more interesting to see things build more slowly over the course of a TV series as opposed to the plot unraveling so quickly in the movie.

The show's been off the air forever, but I loved the Crow: Stairway to Heaven. Really corny, like most Saturday serials, but man was Mark Dacascos hot back in them days!! I'd stay up till 2am to watch through hazy antenna-snow, that is till I got caught staying up too late.

I also spent much of my pre-teen years wishing the cartoon channel would quit screwing with my Batman: The Animated Series! It didn't need a face lift every other season. It was just fine the way it was. Leave it alone and let Mark Hamil drive this one! I still wish they'd stop revamping. Leave my nostalgic memories alone man, it ain't cool.