Too many for me here lol (in no particular order):
Fresh Prince
Saved By The Bell
Boy Meets World
Buffy/Angel
The Zordan Era of Power Rangers
Beetleborgs
Are You Afraid Of The Dark?
TMNT (1987) - the lighter episodes. Hated when it went dark from Season 6? and on
Batman TAS
Justice League/JLU
Spiderman TAS
X-Men TAS

Boy, do I wish these shows were still going!!! I know it'd probably be impossible for the animated ones. But aside from TMNT, they didn't last as long as I feel they could have. Especially Spiderman as that really didn't have much of an ending as I read Season 6 would've revealed MJ being stuck in limbo.

I know I'm leaving some out. I'll add them once they get in my head lol.

firefly and stargate(s)

Home Movies - I still have a hard time watching the last disc of season 4.

Home Movies - I still have a hard time watching the last disc of season 4.

Oh yeah. I have a hard time watching season 6 of Fresh Prince. Mist of the time, I can't stop watching the first two seasons. And that's just cause they're some of the best episodes.

I'm gonna add King Arthur and The Knights Of Justice. The theme is still one of my favorite TV Themes.

The Phoenix, Space Rangers, and Firefly.

The Dungeons & Dragons cartoon from the 80's. It deserved a proper ending.


Deadwood.

@AZSneed: Never saw the other two. But do you mean Power Rangers In Space or is Space Rangers something else?

@Dr Faustus: Don't remember the D&D cartoon. But a show ending on a cliffhanger, as in without a proper and conclusive ending isn't new. Lots of show, some really great and some not so great, have suffered that. Makes me wonder why they bother creating a show if they don't plan on having a proper ending. If they know a show is gonna be cancelled for whatever reason, they should give some type of proper conclusion in some format so we know how it ends or was supposed to end.

Enterprise... it really was getting so so good (better than say, the entire run of Voyager xD)

When you read about the plans for season 5, that just rubs salt in the wound. And the last episode was just terrible!

Enterprise... it really was getting so so good (better than say, the entire run of Voyager xD)

When you read about the plans for season 5, that just rubs salt in the wound. And the last episode was just terrible!

I actually preferred Voyager and Deep Space 9 over Enterprise, which I did like as well very much. Nothing will top The Next Generation IMO though. NOTHING. And I mean strictly Star Trek wise.

Gonna add Simpsons here. I know it hasn't ended as a show. But the good episodes long passed. At least in terms of writing. I saw the last episode and it was not up to what I believed was typical Simpsons standards which were very good when I saw the show often than I do now. These days, I only watch the Halloween ones because despite the current ones being brutal, they are better than the rest of the seasons. This is just as opinion of mine though.

Quite a few, but most ended before I was born (like MacGyver and the A-Team; we get reruns of many old shows all the time). More recent shows: 24 and X-Files.

Quite a few, but most ended before I was born (like MacGyver and the A-Team; we get reruns of many old shows all the time). More recent shows: 24 and X-Files.

All good shows. Didn't really like A-Team too much. But I have MacGyver on DVD. 24 (became a fan of Kiefer Sutherland since Dark City) and X-Files, I watch where I can. They all lasted a long time, except A-Team.

Show to see sad end.....gonna add Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena.

Corner Gas (I still tear up at the very end of the last episode)
Puppet's Who Kill
King Of The Hill
Malcolm In The Middle
Breaking Bad (Technically coming to an end soon, but I'm already sad)

Corner Gas (I still tear up at the very end of the last episode)
Puppet's Who Kill
King Of The Hill
Malcolm In The Middle
Breaking Bad (Technically coming to an end soon, but I'm already sad)

That has got to be a pretty ridiculous decision. Breaking Bad's one of the top shows of recent memory and in the last several years is to end it after only 5 seasons is pretty crazy if you ask me. Usually shows with the steam that show has go on for at least 7-8 seasons. How a show like this sis ending after 5 seasons while Simpsons which has seriously gone down in quality is still going is beyond me.

Then again, best to end a show at a high note rather than keep it going too long like Simpsons. I mean the only Simpsons shows I watch these days are the Halloween ones and even those aren't as good as every episode from the earlier seasons.

1000 Ways to Die
MXC
MythQuest
Teen Titans
Ed, Edd n' Eddy
SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadran

I'm sure there's more...


King Of The Hill
Malcolm In The Middle

Also sad about these... the only reason King Of The Hill ended was because Brittany Murphy (LuAnne) died. I don't want to be THAT person but it was sad and everything when she died, but it didn't have to end because of that. It was an enjoyable show and I think it was consistantly good throughout it's entire run unlike the Simpsons which kinda lost it's spark after the 2000's like phenomangel stated. I pretty much only watch it for the Treehouse of Horror episodes.

Ed Edd n' Eddy, of course.
The Shield: It had to come to a fitting, yet sad ending.
Dead Like Me: Seriously. My favorite show. Just down the toilet it went after a two season run...

Earth-2

Terra Nova

'That one cartoon on WB'

1000 Ways to Die
MXC
MythQuest
Teen Titans
Ed, Edd n' Eddy
SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadran

I'm sure there's more...



Also sad about these... the only reason King Of The Hill ended was because Brittany Murphy (LuAnne) died. I don't want to be THAT person but it was sad and everything when she died, but it didn't have to end because of that. It was an enjoyable show and I think it was consistantly good throughout it's entire run unlike the Simpsons which kinda lost it's spark after the 2000's like phenomangel stated. I pretty much only watch it for the Treehouse of Horror episodes.

I think they ended Hill out of respect for her. I could be wrong about that. But let's look at it from the other side though. Suppose the show had gone on longer than it did, it would have lost it's spark too and would be worse than Simpsons once that happened. From my personal experience, Hill wasn't as popular as Simpsons was the earlier seasons of both shows. Mike Judge's (creator of King Of The Hill) most popular claim to fame is still Beavis and Butt-Head and I can't see that changing anytime soon. Just my opinion.

I think they ended Hill out of respect for her. I could be wrong about that. But let's look at it from the other side though. Suppose the show had gone on longer than it did, it would have lost it's spark...

I wish this is what they had done with Newsradio because after Phil Hartman died the show completely tanked. You just can't replace someone as special as him, especially not with Jon Lovitz.

One excellent medical drama from last year that deserved a longer run was Monday Mornings on TNT.

Every show I ever loved ended too soon. :)

Particularly,

Friends
Star Trek TOS
Alf
Outsourced
Better Off Ted (!!!)
Law & Order (no kidding! - they should have given the show that one additional season to beat Gunsmoke!)

Drake & Josh
Avatar The Last Airbender

Avatar The Last Airbender
Young Justice
Boston Legal
Boss
Justice League Unlimited


Oh oh and 24. Hated that it ended. Was so happy when Live Another Day was announced.

I'm gonna be alone in this, but I'm annoyed that The Tribe ended with them all on a boat leaving the city, I wanted to at least know where they ended up

Yeah, I know the script is available to see what was gonna happen, but it still irritated me slightly.

Lost and Dexter. I'd like the finale of the first but Dexter's end was, in my opinion, awful.

Alcatraz It Had A Awful Ending Cliffhanger!
Angel! I Just Wanna Know How The Battle Went
Enterprise Again Why?
Whitechapel Cancelled Again WHY?
Stargate Universe (But On The Other Hand Not To Upset Otherwise Robert Caryle Would Not Be In OUAT!)
Farscape Loved That

Revolution :(


Almost human :(

Firefly
ST Enterprise

Luther - this show deserves a good finale :(

Three's Company. I used to watch episodes for hours on end, had the biggest crush on chrissy.

TRUE BLOOD!!!

Surface

Twin Peaks! Can't wait for the blu ray release though!

Sports Night
and NBC's Ed

Spice & Wolf

Surface

You mean NBC's Surface which ran Fall of 2005, but lost it's fan base when it went off the air for the Olympics? I knew NBC had lost faith in the show when it changed their order from 22 episodes to 15 which caused the season finale to happen way sooner then the creators of the show wanted.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. I felt it was the only Star Trek series that actually got better as it went along. At least it went out on a high note and with class. (Unlike Enterprise.)

Dollhouse. Sure it had some dead episodes but it had some absolute killer ones at the same time. 2 seasons was not enough.

Friends. Probably shouldn't really go more than 10 seasons but I loved every one of them. Great ending though.

And right now, Parenthood. I guess 6 seasons is a lot. But having a shortened season sucks as they brought up so a lot of new great storylines at the end of season 5.

I cried when The Wire ended.....

I'll be sad to see The Mentalist go. I miss The Closer, and for me, the Finale to Saving Grace was just gut wrenching....:sad: ;notgood:

Stargate Atlantis

Twelve Kingdoms, Rurouni Kenshin, Dollhouse, Escaflowne, Angel, Jericho, Clone Wars.

I'll probably draw a lot of flak for saying this, but... Danny Phantom, hands down.

Why, you ask?

Well, I happen to have four pretty damn good reasons...

1. As a '90s Nick kid (a fact that I proudly admit), I can appreciate that, in terms of story content, this is - as a superhero coming-of-age tale - the most adult cartoon to ever air on Nickelodeon (plenty of character growth throughout, and the comedic element is relatively sparse).

2. As voice-over actors & actresses go, this show is a meeting of some of the entertainment industry's alumni: David Kaufman (Jimmy Olsen from Superman: the Animated Series and Jaybo Hood from STAR WARS: The Clone Wars, Season 1), Grey Delisle-Griffin (Daphne Blake from the latest Scooby-Doo cartoons), Colleen O'Shaugnessey (the voice of Sora from the American dub of Digimon: Digital Monsters's first two seasons and the latest voice for Miles "Tails" Prower from the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise), Kevin Michael Richardson (Captain Gantu from Disney's 'Lilo & Stitch' franchise, Shredder from the latest Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon and Bulkhead from Transformers: Prime, to name a few), Ron Perlman (Fleet Admiral Terrence Hood from the Halo video games), Michael Dorn (Worf from Star Trek: The Next Generation and beyond), Cree Summer (Abigail & Cree Lincoln from Codename: Kids Next Door and Penny from Inspector Gadget), Mark Hamill (Joker from the DC Animated Universe, but he really hit the ground running as Luke Skywalker in the original STAR WARS trilogy - and is reprising the role starting in Episode 7 - The Force Awakens), James Arnold Taylor (Obi-Wan Kenobi in every STAR WARS cartoon over the past decade or so) and such highly-respected actors as Martin Mull and the late David Carradine, God rest his soul.

3. In recent years, the show has accumulated a colossal fan-base (take a look at fanfiction.net and Archive of Our Own for plenty of Phan-written stories, and krossan.deviantart.com for perhaps the single greatest webcomic you'll ever read - with the blessings of show creator Butch Hartman himself on Twitter).

4. Any half-decent Hollywood writer hoping to present an honest brother-sister relationship should use as their model that between Danny and Jazz (https://www.fanfiction.net/s/10094759/1/The-Team-Phantom-Handbook" by Xenopsyche - part of the Knife's Edge timeline, wherein the events of "The Ultimate Enemy" left a much deeper psychological impact on Danny than first thought - describes their bond as starting out overly maternal on Jazz's part and almost exclusively antagonistic until the events of S1E09 "My Brother's Keeper"; as a result, she learns to relax and enjoy life, letting Danny grow on his own until the time feels right for either party to come forward with the truth - either to each other or to their parents).

So, if you haven't watched the show before, get out there and grab the complete series box-set on DVD from SHOUT! Factory - you'll be glad you did.

Double-post. Sorry. Wi-fi here is crap.

BROARDWALK EMPIRE & GRACEPOINT!

I have numerous shows to list and some of you may not have heard of some of them.

Alien Nation
Babylon 5
Battlestar Galactica (2003)
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Dark Angel
Dexter
Eureka
Fringe
Friday the 13th: The Series
Freaky Links
Firefly
Heroes
Kolchak: The Night Stalker
LEXX
Lone Gunmen, The
Millennium
Mystery Science Theater 3000
Night Gallery
Outer Limits (1995)
Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal
Poltergeist: The Legacy
Primeval
Roughnecks: The Starship Trooper Chronicles
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Stargate SG-1
Tales from the Crypt
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
True Blood
VR.5
Warehouse 13
X-Files, The

Hannibal?

Best new show in a LONG time.
:/

THE CRAZY ONES! ( I MISS ROBIN SO MUCH!)

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Hannibal?

Best new show in a LONG time.
:/

There may be a chance for hannibal. Apparently netflix is looking to pick it up.

BROARDWALK EMPIRE & GRACEPOINT!

I agree Mr Gold. Boardwalk Empire had so much potential for a longer run. I would have rather seen HBO continue with this series and drop an easy dozen of their other offerings instead.

I agree Mr Gold. Boardwalk Empire had so much potential for a longer run. I would have rather seen HBO continue with this series and drop an easy dozen of their other offerings instead.

I Know I Feel It Had Another 2-3 Seasons. 5 Seemed Rushed With 8 Epsiodes And The Ending Was A Bit... Well OMG!

@Zoran:

VR 5 was totally new to me, never heard of it, found it in torrents. I will try.

@Zoran:

VR 5 was totally new to me, never heard of it, found it in torrents. I will try.




VR.5 (Virtual Reality 5) was a show that premiered on the FOX network in 1995 and it was originally paired with the X-Files. The show was ahead of its time and kinda trippy but it didn't get the ratings it needed and was cancelled after only 13 episodes. :(

VR.5 (Virtual Reality 5) was a show ...and was cancelled after only 13 episodes. :(

at least I got those now :)

Technically Not Quite Finshed But It's Last Season Has Started And I Don't Want it To End. HELL ON WHEELS!!

The Sopranos and Breaking Bad. Love that stuff.
The Wire was a great show too but that tied itself up beautifully, as did the others I suppose.

Drawn Together: It was crude, disgusting and completely hilarious without any kind of intention of making a point other than being funny.

Wonder Showzen: disturbing, trippy and darkly hilarious. It was one of the last shows I remember from mainstream TV not being afraid of offending without limits. The world needs that.

Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job! - The undisputed kings of disturbing and bizarrely ridiculous.

The Wire. It's one of the best, maybe even the best TV drama series to date. But I suppose it ended at the exact right time. It made its point: things will never change if the unwinnable "war on drugs" continues.

Quantum Leap. Doctor Beckett never made it home and that's a huge downer.

The Pretender. Though the twists got redundant by the end, the story was left unfinished.

Firefly. I was sceptical before I watched this show because it was lauded everywhere to the point of annoyance. But it's true that it ended way too early.

Firefly definitely ended too early; it's harder when a show you like doesn't feel resolved, although Serenity helped. I wanted to say Star Trek TNG, but I don't think the later seasons hold up as well and I think the last episode ended perfectly.

Deadwood

Ok, I feel old here.

Werewolf
Picket Fences

Penn & Teller: Bullshit

Continuum (2012-2015)

C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation (2000-2015)

TWIN PEAKS. What a way to end a show!

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BATMAN: THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD...but the final episode was perfection.

Farscape for sure, especially with that cliffhanger ending and no news on the miniseries for a year. The miniseries is great, but it would have been nice to have a full 5th season to let things breath.

Danny Phantom. I love this show and I was really sad to watch the last episode because it felt like there was still lots of room for more stories. I mean, Danny just got cool ice powers like 2 episodes before the end.

Edit: Oops, 5th, not 4th.

Farscape for sure, especially with that cliffhanger ending and no news on the miniseries for a year. The miniseries is great, but it would have been nice to have a full 4th season to let things breath.

I Think You Mean Fifth Season. There Were 4 Seasons Plus the 2 Part Mini Series (Peacekeeper's War)

Definitely Star Trek DS9 for me. A classic series.

Downton Abbey is ending and I'm kinda sad about that. :/

Once Upon A Time could be at its end here, and if so I will be very sad, especially since it has just gotten its true footing.The show just faced a series low :( We need to keep watching and spreading the word about it, otherwise it faces the risk of being cancelled. It is so good this season and finally found its footing this and last year. There is also so much more they have not included. It'd be great if it could just get to its initially planned 7th season, then we'll see where it goes from there.

You can share this article across the net if it will help: http://io9.com/things-are-finally-happening-on-once-upon-a-time-1745253425

I miss Fringe

One other thing that you can do to help Once Upon A Time do well is Talk about it on twitter, other forum sites like this, etc. and talking to the actors and writers helps too. Just get buzz around the show is as helpful as watching it



If you do not have cable You could get Fibreop or some other DVR service or like l said just watch it online on the ABC and CTV sites. Rating it full stars on Netflix or similar paid streaming services that offer it will also help.Rememebr as well that if yo uwatch it on your DVR do not watch it anymore than week after the initial airing otherwise it will not ocunt towards ratings.

Legend of Korra. I grew up watching The Last Airbender so it felt like something important to me was coming to an end.

One Punch Man.

RIP: Haven (2010-2015) (http://www.syfy.com/haven)

When the old Teen Titans ended. I did feel that loss something special. The show had great characters, pretty good story episodes, and had more realistic teen drama then most shows. I know that the show was kid based but it had a feel of something more. Plus it feels like they ended the show because relationships were becoming to real.

Almost Human (what was it like over that wall?)
Invasion (it ended on a cliffhanger)
Warehouse 13
Veronica Mars
Special Unit 2

Just updated my Danny Phantom post on page 2.

As for shows that I will be sad to see end...

Show of hands: who else here is already looking forward to the finales of Gravity Falls and Mythbusters in the coming year?

I know it's a cliche but I have to say Friends.

Revolution. It had an intriguing premise but wasn't able to capitalize on it as often as it needed to in Season 2.

I'm not big on tv serials but I was sad to see Hannibal end prematurely. They had lofty ideas for that show, hoping to encompass all of Thomas Harris's Lecter-related books, and perhaps they were aiming too high but I thought all the components were there for it to run longer than it did.

Star Trek: The Next Generation, LOST and 24... I still hope there's a new season or at least a sequel to Live Another Day.

Castle (2009-2016) (http://epguides.com/Castle/)..Nooooo!!! http://www.planetsmilies.com/smilies/sad/sad0116.gif

Babylon 5 - In the "Ended well but sad that it's over" category.

Jericho - In the "Could have been excellent but was killed/crippled by the network" Sad/Angry category.

The only show that actually made me sad when it ended was Gravity Falls. Unlike many other shows that ended, this one felt like it had so much more potential than only 2 seasons.

The big ones for me have been Friday Night Lights, Veronica Mars, Party Down, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

These two are ending this week:

Grimm...

Black Sails...

I love the Score for Black Sails. While vacationing at a beach resort, I put headphones on & just gazed out at the ocean.
I just waited for a pirate ship to appear on the horizon. I think Black Sales has probably told it's story, but I'll miss it.

Not ready to let go of Grimm, however! It's just too fun. =)

Bones:
It's been around SO LONG...and yet we all knew it was going to end this year.

Hope to see Angel on something else, I just like the guys' on screen presence.

The Leftovers. Such a beautiful show, great characters and writing. Also sad that they cut season 3 a bit short with only 8 episodes and limited budget.

The only one that really upset me at the finale was Xena. The beginning of the last episode echoing the beginning of the first episode, that hit me then that it was really going to be over, and I got chilled to the bone and wanted to puke. Other shows I've enjoyed, but I haven't gotten really invested in any show like that since.

Spectacular Spider-Man (my personal favorite Spider-Man show)
Teen Titans
Futurama
Justice League
Scrubs
Batman TAS
Spider-Man TAS
Smallville (which wasn't that good, but it was something I watched throughout its run)
Avengers Earth Mightiest Heroes

Boardwalk Empire :( I like Mafia Series

the Deuce

Samurai Jack.

I won't spoil anything, but it was oh-so-satisfying to see karma finally rip Aku to pieces after so long.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The last episode the 2-parter "What You Leave Behind" was simply great.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The last episode the 2-parter "What You Leave Behind" was simply great.

Agreed! Can’t wait for the new DS9 documentary that’s being made.

The Invaders TV series (1967-1968). Because there was no end. It just stopped, as if they had run out of money...

The West Wing - my favourite show by far. I know we can't have our fav shows run on forever, and in TWW case another season wouldn't have made sense; however, the characters in TWW was so strong that I really missed seeing their story lines continue to evolve.

Definitely Lost!

The West Wing - my favourite show by far. I know we can't have our fav shows run on forever, and in TWW case another season wouldn't have made sense; however, the characters in TWW was so strong that I really missed seeing their story lines continue to evolve.

I just binged all 7 seasons last month, and I agree wholeheartedly. I would have loved to have had another season. It was just so freaking good.

In addition to TWW, I'm still bitter that Hannibal was canceled. It could have kept going, and it was just utterly brilliant in every way possible.

Early cancellations deserve more attention than shows that have clearly run their course. I wanted Lost and Parks and Recreation to just keep on going, but they had clearly run their course.

Breaking Bad. Can't wait for season four of Better Call Saul now.

Halt and Catch Fire
Boss - seems like they just decided to stop in the middle of the story
Entourage
The Killing

Rubicon (wiki link) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubicon_(TV_series))

A short-lived drama set in an intelligence agency/think tank with a slow but compellig pace and workplace dynamic. It's more to the tone of Cold War conspiracy thrillers like Three Days of Condor or John le Carr� pieces, than 24, Burn Notice or Homeland. It brings new flavours to the very familiar spy story & gigantic conspiracy to unravel tropes, but its broad & slowly build foundation was too slow for modern but pre-Netflix TV networks. They show a more realistic setting of the intelligence world, with many moments one dearly misses from series/movies after you've seen them here.

The story they do manage to tell is luckliy more or less self-contained in the 13-episode-arc, although it would have been really interesting to see it go from there.

If you've seen Mr. Robot and are a fan of Philip Price's intensity of screen presence, Michael Cristofer plays a similar role here

Teen Titans
Batman Beyond
Firefly

Star Wars: Rebels.

Just watched the series finale tonight (as of this posting).

Once again, no spoilers - but, by the Force, IT. WAS. EPIC!

Green Lantern: TAS

Babylon 5

Farscape, loved that show so much.

Star Trek: Deep Space 9. Especially since the conclusion of the character's stories was so rushed.

Chance, cancelled after 2 seasons.
Salem, cancelled after 3 seasons.

Early Edition I loved that show so much as a kid especially since it was mostly filmed in Chicago. I feel old just bringing it up because most people haven't heard of it.

Surface. First show I ever got invested in to get cancelled on a cliffhanger.

Psych. Ended or cancelled, I'm not sure. It just felt like USA was clearing its slate of quirky, semi-serious shows so they could cash in on the violent melodramas they run now.

Justice League Unlimited - This animated show was consistently good and the realization that I wouldn't get any more episodes was a little depressing.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - The first Star Trek show with consistent serialized storytelling let us get to know the characters like none of the other shows at that point. This was a genuine good-bye and I felt it.

I agree, Deep space 9 was my favorite Star Trek Series after the OST series for that reason. I like the last scene where you watch DS9 disappear into the distance, but wish they had done a follow up movie to tie up the loose ends

Game of thrones :(, i'm sad because they mutilated the last season

I'm not looking forward to Silicon Valley ending. I just hope they don't butcher it like they did with Game of Thrones.

Game of thrones

Cory in the House. Man, that was my favourite anime evar.

BsG ended on a sour note for me. And then opened to doors to Caprica. Which was esoteric.

Andi Mack. It was one of the best shows Disney Channel ever did, but they sadly had to cut it short because one of the actors was arrested for a serious crime. It had a good ending under the circumstances, but it's maddening to know they could have done at least one more season if not for the actor's fuckup ruining it for everyone else.

The OA.
Sense8.

STD. Though it may not be *done* done, it felt very disjointing at the last season ending. I expected it, but still hold out hope for something decent from it in the future.

Babylon 5:
Damn, they blew the place up ... there was no coming back from that. :-(

Stargate and Stargate Atlantis:
Although Atlantis did have a proper and satisfying end.

Stargate Universe:
Just the most frustrating and disappointing "pulling" of a TV series I've ever encountered. Two seasons and they didn't even bother to give us any kind of an ending. A great cliff-hanger at the end of Season 2, and then nothing. Just leave everyone hanging, unfulfilled and frustrated. So disrespectful.

If I had a magic lantern I'd only need one wish ... put me on the "Destiny" and let's see what's out there.

Freaks and Geeks.

Star Wars 8, Justice League and Green Lantern.

Colony was canceled after the 3rd season.

Hannibal, although in fairness they did end the last season on a very good note. Almost as if they knew it would likely not get picked up again.

Invasion (2005). Great setup and slow build, then canceled after the first season. Supposedly the whole story was planned out over 5 seasons, so was not going to be another one of those "great setup but can't deliver" situations (looking at you, J.J.). But now we'll never know. Wish I could recommend it, but you'll just end up being disappointed and bitter. Then 15 years later you'll be posting on the internet about how you sad you were to see it end.