What shows got canceled before they had a chance....

[warlord]

Originally posted by Queen_Dopplepopolis

I *am* only 21

You're only 21! For some reason you come across as alot older and if you don't mind awnsering how old is the Universe?

Back on topic I vote for Joan of Arcadia because Amber Tamblyn is HAWT.

 

[Starman]

how old is the Universe?

Don't current estimates put it at 6 billion years old?

 

[Crothian]

Don't current estimates put it at 6 billion years old?

Yet, in meeting him I'd swear he's not a day over 4 billion.....

 

[Steve Jung]

Yet, in meeting him I'd swear he's not a day over 4 billion.....

That's just for the known Universe

 

[Jakar]

I really enjoyed Dead Like Me for some reason I cannot really explain. Pity it only lasted two seasons.

 

[Queen_Dopplepopolis]

Originally posted by Queen_Dopplepopolis

You're only 21! For some reason you come across as alot older and if you don't mind awnsering how old is the Universe?

I'm very mature for my age. I had a really rocky up-bringing that included experiencing a lot of things that forced me to be really mature at a really young age. So - I get that reaction a lot. For now - I've got to say I like it. But, when I'm 30, I hope the trend reverses itself and people will start saying "Wow! You seem a lot younger than that!)

The Universe is 24.

 

[Crothian]

The Universe is 24.

Wow, time must have bended in on itself for it to only be 24......or I've existed longer then the Universe

 

[Silver Moon]

"The Prisoner" - late 60's. Now considered a classic - only ran for sixteen episodes

"My Life and Times" - early 90's, an old man in the year 2040 reflects back upon his life to his grandson. Only ran for six episodes

"Quark" - late 70's or early 80's - great sci-fi comedy from the minds of Mel Brooks and Buck Henry.

"Voyages of the Queen" - late 60's - Larry Storch and Forrest Tucker essentially recreating their F-Troop characters on a present day ocean liner with a colorful cast of ship's crew. Only ran for a couple of episodes, concept later redone more successfully as "The Love Boat"

"The Law" - early 70's - Judd Hirsh as a burnt out criminal defense lawyer - very similar in tone to today's Law & Order.

"Galactica 1980" - only kidding, let's all try to forget that one.

 

[Crothian]

"The Prisoner" - late 60's. Now considered a classic - only ran for sixteen episodes

Great show, but I think the short series actually worked well for it

 

[mojo1701]

Another vote for:

Titus
Futurama
The Lone Gunmen
Clerks

some other great ones I can't remember now...