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Favorite canceled TV show?

C.H.I.P.S.
or Emergency 51(Think that was the number)?
Will be surprised if anyone remembers these two:eek:


Ya of course I remember CHIPS!

I also remember Emergency 51....

"Rampart....this the base...code 8 at location 3 for a code 28"
 
I agree with Firefly and Eli Stone -- though the quality of Eli wasn't as good most of the second season. I'll add Studio 60 of the Sunset Strip and Sports Night -- Sorkin is a master.
 
Life: Ony 2 seasons. Damian Lewis as a cop who found Zen while in prison partnered with Sarah Shahi who has a past of her own. Great rapport between the two mains, and just great episodic TV with progressive underlying stories.

I came into this thread with one thing in mind... post about Life. (i see you beat me to it)

one of the BEST cancelled shows of ALL-TIME
 
Arrested Development and Firefly are two of my all time favorite shows. Others that got cancelled too soon: Better Off Ted, The IT Crowd, Caprica, Awake, Spaced, Farscape, Lie to Me, Dollhouse.
 
C.H.I.P.S.
or Emergency 51(Think that was the number)?
Will be surprised if anyone remembers these two:eek:

I'm guessing you mean Emergency!, which was set in LAFD Station 51. I don't think either of your choices meet the criteria of the OP, which asked for peoples' favorite "short lived" series. And with both CHiPs and Emergency! lasting 6 seasons, it is hard to think of either as short lived.

And those are pretty easy to remember, since I can remember "My Mother the Car" (1965). ;)
 
Firefly
We also really liked Terriers and it was only on for one season. But nothing measures up to Firefly.
 
Life

What a plot! Too bad Sarah Shahi left the show. The first season was magical.

Simon Baker's first US TV series, "The Guardian" was a pretty good one too.

"The Good Guys" was the ultimate buddy cop show. Too over the top for conservative Americans who just didn't get it. Pity.
 
Except this time Syfy canned them. This final is final.
Like Futurama? :hahaha: j/k

Probably a Good Thing. The show lost something when Max Headroom and the teenage daughter faded from the plot. The show as it is is nice, but I wouldn't wage a campaign to get it back.

So long, and thanks for all the mods to my Crown Vic
 
The difference is an animated show doesn't have sets that are torn down and destroyed. Chances are everything for an animated show are in a thumbdrive.

For some reason, this led me to think about "Defying Gravity" -- was a great TV show that ran as a summer replacement and ABC didn't support at all. Of course, part of the problem is that it was marketed as "Grey's Anatomy in space".

What reminded me is that there was some hope, prior to the sets being destroyed, that SyFy or another cable channel would pick it up.
 
Showing my age (and nationality) here:

Blakes Seven
Sapphire and Steel
Hammer House of Horror
The Tomorrow People
 
Talking with my wife tonight I was reminded of two others I don't think have been mentioned, Werewolf (FOX, ran around the time of 21 Jump Street) and Kindred: The Embraced.
 
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