They did that? NBC did the same thing with Earth 2 back in the day. What is it with TV networks and sci-fi shows?DumpsterHumper said:Firefly. [...] First FOX plays the episodes in the wrong order, then blames the show for the low amount of viewers.
While it was taken off the air before its series finale, the remaining five episodes were already finished and were added to the DVD release. So technically it did finish unless the writers were planning to extend it had the rating been higher.El Danny said:Caprica, it was absolutely amazing, and the only reason it was cancelled is because more people downloaded it than watched it on TV. One of the best sci-fi series ever, and it's rare for a sci-fi series to cross far more with drama then with action, yet it was pulled off so well.
Yes, yes, this a thousand times. It's one thing to cancel a series, but its even more painful when the series has only three episodes left.Nouw said:Roughnecks:A Starship Trooopers Chronicle. For being a family-friendly show, it's one of my favourite science fictional anythings. It has a script for the ending, but no one picked it up.
I remember that show and damn I remember it being damn violent for it's time it was badass. I'll admit I do miss it.Nouw said:Roughnecks:A Starship Trooopers Chronicle. For being a family-friendly show, it's one of my favourite science fictional anythings. It has a script for the ending, but no one picked it up.
Heh. From the depths of obscuria comes another good vampire show (anime) - Black Blood Brothers. Sadly, it was produced for a younger audience, but that didn't stop it from having a full-on adult action story and really interesting characters (the main villainess = Hans Gruber's sister if she were a 400-year-old vampire. Seriously.)Athinira said:Moonlight.
The only PROPER vampire show. It's basically Twilight, except that it's good.