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Too Good to Last - TV Tropes. It seems a little too deep, a little too intelligent for the kind of cartoon I was used to. So I was really delighted when it found an audience and it showed that parents watch what their kids watch, and that a serious show that dealt with important issues could find an audience. So why did it never have a chance? Or the creator buckles under the growing pressure to keep making high- quality installments. Sometimes, someone high up at the network takes a dislike to the show and does everything in his power to kill it. Watch Guess Who`S Coming To Dinner Online Fandango. Other times the network doesn't think it fits in.

If the show is lucky enough to be shown on a cable network in reruns, it may build up a bigger following there than it ever had in its first run. This is likely because of the increased emphasis on ratings above all else. On the other hand, the list might be biased toward the past decade because shows like this have an unfortunate tendency to fall off the face of the earth upon cancellation, so our ability to recall and report them is inversely proportional to how long ago they aired. It is widely commented upon that Cheers was dead last in the ratings among all regular series in its first season (1. This isn't necessarily a new phenomenon, but some shows only survive by having a network president who is a fan.

Another theory is that the advent of the Internet and the explosion of cable channels has made it harder for these too- soon canceled shows to be forgotten. The main entries are about shows that barely managed to get out a single season, if that.

Incidentally, some shows end up canceled only to be Un- Canceled by the network or do a Channel Hop. A series that is Too Good To Last may have better chances on cable than on broadcast networks, in part because cable doesn't demand ratings as high in the first place for the show to be considered a success. Parody of all things Western by the creators of . Made all the more painful by the fact that the similar, yet inferior, Lipstick Jungle showed up later the same season..

Six episodes were produced, but only two were aired. The remake was too good to last, as well. Apparently too edgy for ABC executives at the time, who canceled it after seven episodes (and an unaired eighth). A very, very good example of a show being ahead of its time.. Watch Tokyo Sonata Download Full. That does not even consider that ABC had all summer to buy and advertise the show, but only purchased the show 3 weeks before the first episode aired.

In spite of John Ritter's untimely death, it still managed to pull in solid ratings (at least compared to the rest of the TGIF lineup), but ABC cancelled it anyways, citing its inability to sell it in syndication as a reason for its cancellation. Sadly, ABC fell out of love with the show as quickly as they fell in love with it. It was canceled after the network tried to air the show on primetime after moving it from 1. Was almost uncancelled as . Such a shame.. A third season was planned; however, due to Disney's decision to run its own programming after their purchase of ABC, it never saw the light of day. It was canceled after 1.

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2. Americas Worst Tattoos lasted only two episodes. Anchorwoman; Angelica And Susies Pre School Daze (a failed spin-off of Rugrats. All four episodes were released.
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Years later, it was revived and promptly Screwed by the Network, when ABC did such a poor job of promoting it that die- hard fans of the series didn't know it had returned until midway through the season. While a worthy successor series, an abundance of Recycled Scripts and Ron Glass and Demond Wilson not being Tony Randall and Jack Klugman led the show to fail to find an audience, being canceled after 1. They were also running out of gags. After one episode, it went from a tense Dog Day Afternoon- esque thriller into a slow burning psychological drama.

It lost many viewers before the show REALLY started getting warmed up, mostly because of that abrupt Genre Shift. Ended on a painful cliffhanger that was never resolved.

Poor ratings doomed it after two seasons despite critical acclaim. The show withered in a bad Friday night timeslot. Only 1. 3 episodes were made, and they were shown out of order by the network. The show's two lead characters were both female, something not often seen on CBScrimedramas. The balancing act only got harder after Annabeth's husband was killed in the season 1 finale.

The show was cancelled after 2 seasons. It managed to win an Emmy, but is largely forgotten today. CBS even tried airing it at 8: 3. Eastern Time (it's unusual in the U. S. Even the presence of a pre- Laugh In. Goldie Hawn couldn't prevent its cancellation after one season. Low ratings doomed it, though, and it only lasted one season.

Also an example of Screwed by the Network. Poorer- than- expected ratings doomed it to cancellation after one season. It got canceled due to a contrived moral panic involving some crushed flowers which apparently looked a bit too much like cocaine.

Most fans of the show claimed that it would've gotten canceled for low ratings anyway. Many fans also feel it was Screwed by the Network, particularly because the final episode was promoted as the season finale (rather than the series finale) and fans were led to believe it would be renewed. Another victim of the 2. First season featured one of the creepiest and most inexplicable villains ever. Got the Friday Night death slot, and its one and only season did not even air in its entirety until many years later on Sci- Fi. Only lasted 2. 1 episodes due to low ratings (especially after the disastrous season 2 retool) and being a very expensive show to make. Damn you, Executive Meddling!

After its first season it was retooled, the uniqueness drained; and it was canceled six episodes into its second season. Of course, this can actually be a subversion though since the show wasn't that well- received by viewers to begin with. Say it with me: Dooooomed. Law & Order: Trial by Jury. Law & Order: Los Angeles.

Life. Misfits of Science. My Own Worst Enemy. They ended it on a cliffhanger! AAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGHHH!!!! My World And Welcome To It. Nightmare Cafe. Ran for only 6 episodes in 1. Mostly due to the controversial subject matter of the show, it developed a sort of Love it or Hate it fanbase.

Could also be attributed to Political Correctness Gone Mad. Despite staring Jeff Goldblum, it lasted a mere 7 episodes. Like the movie Showgirls with the NC- 1. TV- MA rating is now relegated to most basic cable shows and pay- premium cable channels like HBO, Showtime, and porno channels, like The Spice Channel, The Hustler Network, and The Playboy Channel.

Only one season, though it did manage to resurrect itself in the form of 5 made- for- TV movies.. Yet another example of Fox cancelling a sci- fi show that didn't deserve it. A show that was like Charlie's Angels meets Miami Vice. Firefly; see The Firefly Effect. After TWO episodes. Unfortunately, it didn't last long.

Notably came from the creators of Burn Notice. This was FOX's failed attempt to pawn off a fairly mature anime as a kids show (not the first time something like that has happened, but FOX's attempt was the kind of Epic Fail that's relatively well- known). It was pulled off the air after about 1. It made a full run on YTV in Canada in large part because they aired it in an age- appropriate timeslot. Too much awesome for TV: four episodes, then kaput. The show ended just shy of its 1. Wakko's Wish as its last episode.

Possibly cancelled due to Creator Backlash. Thank God for Adult Swim. Addictive, well- written, genre- busting Western (and mystery/fantasy/horror/romance, likely a few others). Took a hiatus in its first season and was never seen again.

A closeted lesbian couple who happen to be partnered- up homicide detectives, solving crimes in New Orleans with Derek Morgan as their boss. Made of Win. Made it to a pilot. Still completely frikkin' awesome. They replaced it with Homeboys in Outer Space and Moesha.

Pepper Dennis. Phantom Investigators: Thirteen episodes were produced, and after the first season, Sony decided to stop funding animated shows.

Discover the Truth in the Spoiler- Filled Doctor Who Discussion Thread. Tonight’s Doctor Who dropped some pretty ominous warnings on the Doctor, Bill, and Nardole—portents of an imminent invasion, a perplexing ancient text killing its readers, and yes, even an answer to the season- long mystery of just who is inside the mysterious vault. Let us know what you thought of it all in our weekly thread!“Extremis” gave us at least one major advancement in the ongoing mystery of this season: to the surprise of very few at this point, Missy was the one hidden in the vault all this time.

But even with that revelation, we still have tons of questions about just what the hell she did to deserve a thousand years’ worth of confinement. Why it was meant to cost her her life, and why did the Doctor choose to let her live? We know there are more Master shenanigans on the way later this season with John Simm’s return, so presumably we’ll be finding out more about Missy’s latest predicament at a later date.

Unfortunately, it really didn’t give us much else other than a cliffhanger of an alien invasion for the team to deal with in next week’s episode. The mysterious priests searching for the Veritas will be back, and maybe we’ll get some actual answers next week, but otherwise “Extremis” didn’t really give us much beyond Steven Moffat’s beloved twist reveal (it’s all a simulation, gasp!) and some very fun moments between Bill and Nardole, who make a great team together. We’ll have more to say in our recap on Monday, but for now, share your thoughts in the comments below.