TV programs that should have survived

[MadMax359]

"Enterprise"
(Later "Star Trek: Enterprise")

It took a couple of seasons before it got really good, but then so did TNG.

and i loved Deep Space 9

[BSink42]

"Enterprise"
(Later "Star Trek: Enterprise")

It took a couple of seasons before it got really good, but then so did TNG.

Any good will that fourth season gained got flushed down the toilet by that awful series finale Berman wrote.

[mark]

I heard 'The Expanse' was not taken into the next season. Way better than star trek.

[Tim Kelly]

Mine is another Whedon show, Dollhouse. Yeah, it got two seasons, but I still thing Fox cut the plug too soon before it really had a chance to really find it's footing. It makes me wonder what would have happened if Netflix and Amazon had been deep in the original series game at the time it was cancelled (Netflix's breakout hit House of Cards premiered only three years after Dollhouse ended).

i liked Dollhouse a lot... that was only two seasons? it seems like more, but maybe that's because the finale did bring a kind of resolution

You do know that the whole premise of "Dollhouse" was ripped off from a kids' TV show from the 1970s: Gerry Anderson's "Joe 90"?

[BSink42]

Mine is another Whedon show, Dollhouse. Yeah, it got two seasons, but I still thing Fox cut the plug too soon before it really had a chance to really find it's footing. It makes me wonder what would have happened if Netflix and Amazon had been deep in the original series game at the time it was cancelled (Netflix's breakout hit House of Cards premiered only three years after Dollhouse ended).

i liked Dollhouse a lot... that was only two seasons? it seems like more, but maybe that's because the finale did bring a kind of resolution

You do know that the whole premise of "Dollhouse" was ripped off from a kids' TV show from the 1970s: Gerry Anderson's "Joe 90"?

Not entirely. The Dollhouse purposes are a bit more nefarious than 'Joe90.' And much more apocalyptic.

[MadMax359]

Mine is another Whedon show, Dollhouse. Yeah, it got two seasons, but I still thing Fox cut the plug too soon before it really had a chance to really find it's footing. It makes me wonder what would have happened if Netflix and Amazon had been deep in the original series game at the time it was cancelled (Netflix's breakout hit House of Cards premiered only three years after Dollhouse ended).

i liked Dollhouse a lot... that was only two seasons? it seems like more, but maybe that's because the finale did bring a kind of resolution

You do know that the whole premise of "Dollhouse" was ripped off from a kids' TV show from the 1970s: Gerry Anderson's "Joe 90"?

Not entirely. The Dollhouse purposes are a bit more nefarious than 'Joe90.' And much more apocalyptic.

and i doubt the Joe90 had anything to compare to Eliza Dushku