Short-lived TV Programs that YOU liked, but the network yanked off...

I liked Karen Sisco. It was a cop show where Carla Gugino played a hard noesd U.S. Marshall working in Florida.It started out good but I guess it didn't have the numbers to stay. And then there was It's All Relative. it was a sitcom about a boy from a consertive Irish Cathloic family who is engaged to a girl with two gay dads.It stared out cute but maybe it ran out of steam. But my favorite t.v. show that left the air way too soon was Homicide: Life On The Streets. NBC had this comerical saying that it was "too good for t.v.". And I gues they were right. It was a realistic drama about being a homicide cop in Baltimore. It was like Hill Street Blues meets Barney Miller. It was classic.

the most recent for me were the shows"blade the series", and "daybreak".

I really liked "Wonderfalls". Did you ever see that one? Inanimate objects told her things and she would have to try to save somebody or help them out. It was really charming. I plan to buy the whole show on DVD. Sadly it barely lasted a season.

I loved Second Noah. It was about a big family and their faith. I was always interested in how big familys worked together. I still mention it to others although many people don't remember it. Do you remember Second Noah?

There was a show I watched every week it was on called Life on a Stick. I thought it was such a funny show! I was surprised and upset when they stopped playing it! Has anyone else seen this show?

i miss firefly so much and surface. both were scifi-ish. i also miss angel. it wasnt actually short lived but it was a great program. oh, and dark angel it was sort of like the furturistic bionic woman.

Due South aired in entirety in the US. O.o I watched the whole series on either CBS or NBC, all four seasons. I remember it got moved around a lot, but the whole thing did air. The show I mourn the most is Harsh Realm. Written by Chris Carter and based off of a graphic novel, it was an amazing thriller based around military corruption and a virtual world split between the wealthy, ruthless 'utopia' and the wastelands where those who refused to bow to a sadistic dictator were forced to eke out a living. Harsh Realm, the virtual world itself, had been designed as a military training program - an entire world that mirrored our own. But it was hacked and taken over by General Santiago, and since then, soldiers have been carefully selected and sent into the program, not knowing what awaited them. It starred D B Sweeney, and it was just an awesome series. Very dark, very gritty, and Chris Carter at his best. I have what was made on DVD, but I wish we had been given an actual ending.

While I realize now that the original Battlestar Galactica was not as good as I once thought it was, it was my one of the series I used to like when I was in middle school/junior high, and it was treated fairly shabbily by ABC during its 1978-79 run. It was always getting pre-empted for some reason or another, and it was canceled after only one season. A fan letter campaign akin to the one that "saved" Star Trek from cancellation by NBC resulted in ABC's green-lighting of a really bad "spin-off" called Galactica 1980, in which the battlestar and its ragtag fleet found Earth in contemporary times. It sucked, though, and it, too, was canceled. As for "Joey," I happen to think it shouldn't have been aired in the first place. Joey without his "Friends" was blah.

I dont really remember Rescue 77.Back in the 70's ,there was a tv show about a black female detective called "Get Christy Love".I loved that show but it didn't last very long at all.Another show that didn't last long was the redo of the Twilight Zone and also another Sci/fi show called Amazing storied. They may not have lasted long but they are still being seen,except for Get Christy Love.

i was enjoying six degrees on abc last year but it got the axe

I liked the show Still Standing but I think that was only on the air for 2 years if that. I really like this one soap opera, Sunset Beach and that was only on for 1 year. :( Out of the shows you mentioned, I only remember hearing about Rescue 77.

I liked Wonderfalls. It was the funniest show I have seen in ages. Here's the description from TV.com: Set against the backdrop of Niagara Falls, Wonderfalls is a quirky one-hour family dramedy about an underachieving twenty-something souvenir shop worker named Jaye Tyler. Her life is forever changed when inanimate figures – including toys, cartoons and anything in the form of an animal, begin to talk to her. In each episode, the creatures' cryptic messages set into motion a chain of unpredictable events that invariably lead Jaye into the lives of others in need. Throughout the series' bizarre situations and madcap adventures, Jaye seeks advice from her best buddy Mahandra and befriends Eric, a local bartender who tries to help answer her unrequited questions. Is the universe conspiring against her? Is this real or just her imagination? Should she struggle with fate or surrender to destiny? Whatever the outcome one thing is for certain - Jaye will discover that the world around her is a magical place and that the seemingly random events in her life are actually all part of something much greater.

i loved arrested development. i couldn't pick a favorite character cause they were all great. too bad they had to cram everything in the last season. are they making a movie

I don't remember any of those, I'm afraid. I really like Roswell and Good vs Evil but neither of them lasted very long. And I guess I am hard toplease because Stargate has run for ten years and they are finally going to retire it but I am still not ready to let it go! I would love another ten years!

There have been many, many shows I enjoyed over the years that didn't seem to last very long. One of the more recent ones was "Tru Calling" I really enjoyed that one. Some others include: Birds of Prey Werewolf Tabitha Tucker's Witch Masquerade Dark Shadows (remake) Mission Impossible (remake) Automan Outlaws Magnificent Seven Stingray And I know there are many more but I'm blanking on them. Oh well. Just goes to show I watch a lot of tv

I dont remember any, thats how much of an impact that TV has on me. Yes I do remember Rescue77, never saw the show,but it rings a bell.

I'm a science fiction fan and those seem to be the ones that usually get pulled too soon. Firefly, John Doe, a couple of real oldies: Prey, VR5. Also Carnivale, though it did manage to hang on for two seasons. Dark Angel also didn't last long even though it had a really interesting plot and cast of characters.

Providence. I loved that show! I think it was on for about 3 years. Our House was an 80's tv series that I also wish would have stayed on a lot longer. I'm going to look on Amazon.com tonight to try to find the dvds or vhs.

i think the one i was dissapointed that the took off the air it was a show called "The others" now i know there is a movie with Nicole kidman by that name as well but there was a show too i miss that show

I really miss The Sharon Osbourne Show. I think it was on for 2 seasons and then she didn't renew her contract. I wish i could buy it on dvd or something. I think The Wade Robson Project was a pretty good show too. I liked being able to see normal people off the street participate in a dance competition instead of like 'Dancing With The Stars' show which i didn't really that much. My So Called Life that was on MTV i loved that show too, that was in the mid 90's.