Cancelled Shows That You Will/Do Miss

[ASUADPi]

1. The Unit- I loved this show. I hated that it was cancelled.

2. The Tudors- I wish they had continued with Edward's reign, Jane Grey's 9 day reign and then through Mary's then end, as there are tons of movies on Elizabeth's reign

3. The Sarah Connor Chronicles- I hated how the show left off, considering they did it as a season finale and Fox cancelled the show after the actors had went on hiatus. It bugged me that this show got cancelled when The Dollhouse was kept when SCC had better ratings.

4. Flash Forward- The show was getting so good the last couple of episodes and then the do a season finale and like Fox, ABC cancels the show after the cast has gone on hiatus. Plus it bugs the heck out of me that ABC kept V, which had worse ratings.

5. Buffy the Vampire Slayer- I was disappointed when Buffy ended and still live in this little river called "de-nile".

6. Firefly- this show got the shaft before it even was given a chance to spread it's wings and fly.

[Senusret I]

Originally Posted by ASUADPi

4. Flash Forward- The show was getting so good the last couple of episodes and then the do a season finale and like Fox, ABC cancels the show after the cast has gone on hiatus. Plus it bugs the heck out of me that ABC kept V, which had worse ratings.

I am personally a V fan and planned to get into Flash Forward on DVD. (Not that I had to choose, but I make the personal choice to only invest in one or two new shows per season -- I usually pick the losers [I chose Daybreak while the rest of the world chose Heroes])

Anyway, there is a blog entry at one of my favorite tv sites:

FlashForward premiered with a strong 4.0 rating in the 18-49 demographic and 12.47 million viewers. Viewership quickly declined though and has been steadily falling. The two most recent episodes have fallen to a 1.3 rating and about 4.8 million viewers. That’s terrible for a network show.

Meanwhile, V debuted with a 5.2 rating in the demo and 14.3 million viewers. V’s numbers have fallen quite a bit as well but not nearly as low as FlashForward’s. After dropping to a low of a 1.9 rating in the demo and 4.87 million viewers, the last two episodes’ ratings have risen a bit — reaching a 2.3 rating and 5.69 million.


So, while both shows have indeed been struggling, V is still doing quite a bit better than FlashForward (though certainly not great). ABC tends to save one or two struggling shows each season and V was their choice this time around. FlashForward’s ratings were just too low.

Source: http://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/fl...son-two-15478/

I don't agree with them canceling it, but I did want to give some perspective.