Great shows that get canceled.

[caj]

Now and Again, which had John Goodman dying in an accident, only for his brain to be placed in the body of an artificial human super-soldier (played by Eric Close) and forced to work for government genius Dennis Haysbert.

I remember that show and watched it. A little far-fetched but some great actors with great performances.

[CaptCleghorn]

Sports Night
Wonderfalls

[numberthirty]

Unsupervised

For all of the talk that is always out there about animated shows, this one doesn't come up all that much.

So many moments that just hit way too close to the nerves.

Shame it ended as soon as it did.

[Jim Kelly]

Now and Again, which had John Goodman dying in an accident, only for his brain to be placed in the body of an artificial human super-soldier (played by Eric Close) and forced to work for government genius Dennis Haysbert.

This. That's the one that always first comes to mind. But there are so many. If I like it, if it has an interesting angle, it's going to get cancelled. Also, if it's on a Friday, that's usually a good indication it's not long for this world.

[Catlady in training]

Great:
Sense8

Good enough to be bitter about the cancellation:
Constantine
Swamp Thing

[AndrewCrossett]

I really enjoyed Deadly Class on Syfy, but I think I was one of the few people watching it.

[Kirby101]

I really enjoyed Deadly Class on Syfy, but I think I was one of the few people watching it.

I liked it too.

[AnakinFlair]

Wolverine and the X-Men. Ended on a tease of the Age of Apocalypse, but then the company went bankrupt or something and we never got a season 2.

[Zero Hunter]

Sports Night
Wonderfalls

I loved Wonderfalls so much. It was one of the first shows I ever bought the whole series on DVD.

[numberthirty]

I really enjoyed Deadly Class on Syfy, but I think I was one of the few people watching it.

I liked it too.

The comic actually had a hook around issue seventeen that felt like where it was actually starting.

While they did cram a whole lot into that season?

It was kind of a shame that they were still a few issues short of where it actually begins.

[GamerSlyRatchet]

The Spectacular Spider-Man - Peak perfect Spider-Man. I was more excited about its cameo in Across the Spider-Verse than I really should've.

Green Lantern: The Animated Series - Great show that actually made Johns's Green Lantern concepts a lot more appealing to me.

Beware the Batman - Still one of the ballsiest takes on Batman that I think would've been better accepted today than in 2013.

Pantheon - We don't get enough sci-fi drama animated shows. This show deserved a bigger spotlight than it got.

Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters - Underrated superhero series that feels like a spiritual successor to Spectacular Spidey, but also shared its unfortunate fate.

Infinity Train - Great premise and even better character focus. It's still baffling that it was the most watched animated show on HBO Max in its first year and they did nothing with it.

Onyx Equinox - A visceral but fascinating exploration of Aztec, Mayan, Olmec and other Mesoamerican civilizations. It deserved better than being a one-season Crunchyroll Original.

He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (2021) - A kid-friendly and fun reimagining of the mythos that teased even bigger things before being canned.

[Captain Craig]

He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (2021) - A kid-friendly and fun reimagining of the mythos that teased even bigger things before being canned.

This went 3 seasons right, that the one you mean. That ended with that cliffhanger of a cameo....that has been cancelled?!

[GamerSlyRatchet]

This went 3 seasons right, that the one you mean. That ended with that cliffhanger of a cameo....that has been cancelled?!

Yeah, season 3 was the last, even though the art book showed they were already planning stuff for season 4. Then again, Netflix has been cutting short a lot of their shows, like The Cuphead Show and Dead End: Paranormal Park.

[BeastieRunner]

This went 3 seasons right, that the one you mean. That ended with that cliffhanger of a cameo....that has been cancelled?!

Yeah, season 3 was the last, even though the art book showed they were already planning stuff for season 4. Then again, Netflix has been cutting short a lot of their shows, like The Cuphead Show and Dead End: Paranormal Park.

According to Yuri Lowenthal, they're on hiatus for a repackage.

Netflix never officially cancelled it FWIW.

There's a bunch of new toys dropping this month like Hordak from the end of S3 as well as some guys we didn't see in the show.

There was a leaked poster taken off Twitter that had "Masters of the Universes: She-Ra & He-Man" with 2 different power swords and energy from one of the new swords different from the 2 we saw in the show (it was Kirby-esque pink/purple crackle).

We'll see if that is the plan or not.

The have live action He-Man and Revolutions coming out soon. They might not want too many shows at once.

[Captain Craig]

A rebranding to include She-Ra and a delay to avoid saturation of MotU fandoms makes sense. I hope that is the case.