Greatest Show That Lasted Less Than One Season

[Gary Stevenson]

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I always loved "Freaks and Geeks."

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hell of a show, wish it kept going [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[Gary Stevenson]

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Another one that just came to my mind, it may have been two seasons, but was pretty funny in my opinion was Clone High.

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o man, great show. there was this one line from it, i forget who said it, but it was so hilarious, my friend and i ran this line into the ground we repeated it so many time...unfortunately i cant remember. if i can find it i'll post it
**edit** i remember- the "say whaaaaaaaat" scene, where gandhi is trying to direct a movie and is teaching his actor how he wants him to say: "say what"? i'm trying to find a link to the scene...

[tagtastic]

Very happy to see others have already mentioned Clerks animated. I've seen those eps a zillion times and they're still funny.

Would be so spectacular if it make a comeback family guy style.

[whiterat]

The hands down winner is the Tracy Ullman show.

Without it we would never have the Simpsons, which might be greatest show ever.

[ripdog]

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Stark raving mad

Tony Shalhoub and NPH, whats not to love

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I couldn't remember the name of the show, but this is it. It was hilarious--doogie and tony played off each other so well. I was bummed when this show went away.

[Georgia Avenue]

Sooo many good shows in this thread...Someone ought to print it out and nail it to every TV executive's door...or wrap a poo in it and stick it on their front porch on fire...

Also, Alien Nation ruled.

[Coco]

Im surprised no one mentioned Nowhere Man

This show was way ahead of it's time imo.

[GambleGamble]

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They never did close out this show...

...wasnt he buried under a building or something at the end of the season and never got to tell what happened...

...as a kid I loved this show

[Patton4]

I absolutely loved Sledge Hammer although it did have an unexpected two season run (anybody not familiar with the show should know that they had Sledge accidently set off a nuke at then end of the first season killing everybody. They had to write the second season as 5 years previous to the last episode of season 1).

Clerks: The Animated Series had a SUPERBOWL commercial previewing it, yet it was pushed back untill summer and only had a two episode run. It deserved much more, but it deifintley appealed to only a specific audience. I never gave it much hope even though I loved the show.

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Recently "Over There" on FX was an excellent show that got cancelled. It was reasonably realistic, but it was the characters that made show. Guess the timing was just wrong.