Your favorite cancelled TV shows
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I really liked it when the first guy,Joel,was on the show.I didn't really care for the second guy,hell,I can't even remember his name.
the honeymooners
Magnum P.I
Violator79
Take a Hit, Spunker!
Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction
Hardcastle and McCormick
The Fall Guy(Heather Thomas, *drool*)
American Gothic
Hardcastle and McCormick
The Fall Guy(Heather Thomas, *drool*)
American Gothic
METAL HEAD
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the sopranos (why take good shows like that off the air and put some of these newer shitty ones on.)
Uh,sorry,but they didn't take Seinfeld off of the air.It just ended,it wasn't canceled.
METAL HEAD
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baywatch for the fine view of females
maildude
Postal Paranoiac
I don't know if this counts, but I didn't want to start a new thread.
I just rented the entire run of Nightmares And Dreamscapes, a short-lived TNT show with short films based on Stephen King stories. The first disc I watched yesterday. Three films, one was a weird Silent Hill-type thing with an American couple stranded in an evil British town, running from a horrifying subterranean creature. Another was about a writer(William H Macy) who confronts both a character in his books, and his own personal demons. But the coolest one was a story I remember reading from his Night Shift book. It was titled Battleground. It starred William Hurt as a hitman who takes out the owner of a toy company, then receives an unusual and fatal package at his home from the company the next day. Doesn't sound like much? Well, the package is a play set consisting of army men and their weapons--and they ain't just sitting there! Anybody else watch this show? I'll catch the other two discss by the week-end.
I just rented the entire run of Nightmares And Dreamscapes, a short-lived TNT show with short films based on Stephen King stories. The first disc I watched yesterday. Three films, one was a weird Silent Hill-type thing with an American couple stranded in an evil British town, running from a horrifying subterranean creature. Another was about a writer(William H Macy) who confronts both a character in his books, and his own personal demons. But the coolest one was a story I remember reading from his Night Shift book. It was titled Battleground. It starred William Hurt as a hitman who takes out the owner of a toy company, then receives an unusual and fatal package at his home from the company the next day. Doesn't sound like much? Well, the package is a play set consisting of army men and their weapons--and they ain't just sitting there! Anybody else watch this show? I'll catch the other two discss by the week-end.
taradise...
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jedi007gotham
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The Critic
idk if they have officially broguht it back or not but Futurama
idk if they have officially broguht it back or not but Futurama
That show was pretty funny.I especially liked the dead old owner of the company that was a bit senile that only Andy could see and talk to.
And The Shield isn't getting canceled,it's ending while it's still good,like how a shit load of shows should do instead of waiting until all they can do is write the same old rehashed crap,or write episodes that are "ripped from the headlines".That shit is just fucking weak.
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