[LukeB]

[T*]

The Middle has also been axed which is depressing

[Ross.]

Originally Posted by T*

The Middle has also been axed which is depressing

This is the 2016 axing thread you STUPID little girl!

It wasn't axed though the creators wanted to end it

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by T*

The Middle has also been axed which is depressing

That's this year, not last you STUPID VITCH!

[Ross.]

Omg Marsh

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Ross.

Omg Marsh

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I thought Sense8 was given a reprieve after a petition?

Just a movie length "wrap up" which in MY opinion, all cancelled shows should get. Nothing should have to end on a cliffhanger, even if it means re-writing the ending from whatever the writers originally had planned.

Then again, you could end up with another "Dollhouse", who had time to wrap up when they found out it had been cancelled early in it's run, so they basically just flashed forward right to the post-apoc setting where the writers eventually planned to go... and they were the best episodes of the enitre run by a mile. After it finished it was like "Well ****, that would have been an awesome show after all." .

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Just a movie length "wrap up" which in MY opinion, all cancelled shows should get. Nothing should have to end on a cliffhanger, even if it means re-writing the ending from whatever the writers originally had planned.

Then again, you could end up with another "Dollhouse", who had time to wrap up when they found out it had been cancelled early in it's run, so they basically just flashed forward right to the post-apoc setting where the writers eventually planned to go... and they were the best episodes of the enitre run by a mile. After it finished it was like "Well ****, that would have been an awesome show after all." .

That's such a good idea.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

That's such a good idea.

I just think, especially if a show has had multiple seasons, it would be a decent gesture if it just became standard? I mean, maybe not for every show that flops half way through its first season, but anything that goes to a second season and beyond should get a chance to tie up loose ends.

A few shows do get told of cancellation before they wrap filming on their current season and try to wrap up but it usually ends up being a really rushed ending when it happens that way, they literally have to throw together a two or three ep ending in a couple of weeks. If they got a budget for a feature-length story to tie it all up and maybe 6 months to put it together (to air at the start of when the next season would have been)... every show could get a coherent swan-song! Someone email America.

I've only seen one accidental good ending. Dallas reboot. We randomly loved it (it was TOTAL trash) but it ended on the "cliffhanger" of Christopher Ewing - who was just irritating as f - getting into his car and it blowing up. An accidental perfect ending .

[Niamh.]

Oh I think I watched one episode of that new Dallas, I didn't even know it had been cancelled.

My favourite show as a teenager was My So Called Life, it only had one season I was devastated, I'd love to see a movie version of that now though of them as adults

[Marsh.]

Was that with Clare Danes?

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Was that with Clare Danes?

Yeah and Jared Leto