Hey there, amigos! So, let’s talk about some shows that didn’t quite make it this year. It’s a tough world out there for our favorite series, especially when they get canceled. But fear not, because I’ve got the scoop on where these gems might find their new home.
The Ones We’ll Miss
First up, we have those shows that left us too soon. You know the ones – they had us hooked from episode one and then bam! Canceled before we could even say “popcorn.” Take “GLOW,” for example. This fierce wrestling drama had us cheering in our living rooms, but sadly Netflix pulled the plug after three seasons. However, rumor has it that a movie might be in the works to give fans some closure.
Another show we’re gonna miss is “Penny Dreadful: City of Angels.” Set in 1930s Los Angeles with supernatural twists and turns aplenty, this gem was axed by Showtime after just one season. But hey, don’t lose hope yet! There are whispers of a potential revival or spin-off down the line.
Potential Second Chances
Now let’s dive into those shows that still have a glimmer of hope for resurrection. One such series is “Debris,” an intriguing sci-fi thriller canceled by NBC after its first season ended on a major cliffhanger. Fans are crossing their fingers for another network or streaming service to swoop in and save the day.
We also can’t forget about “Prodigal Son,” which followed criminal psychologist Malcolm Bright as he helped solve crimes alongside his serial killer father (yikes!). Fox decided to cancel this suspenseful drama after two seasons, but there’s talk of a possible move to a streaming platform like Hulu or Netflix.
Where Could They Go Next?
Now, let’s play the guessing game and see where these canceled shows might find their new home. One contender is “Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist,” which was sadly given the boot by NBC after two seasons. But fear not, my friends! There are whispers that it could be picked up by another network or even make its way to a streaming giant like Amazon Prime Video.
And what about “Manifest”? This mind-bending mystery series got canceled by NBC after three seasons left us with more questions than answers. However, fans have rallied together and started campaigns to bring it back on platforms like Netflix or Hulu. Fingers crossed!
In Conclusion
So there you have it – some of the best shows that didn’t quite make it in 2021 but still have hope for the future. Whether they find new life through movies, spin-offs, or get rescued by other networks and streaming services, we’ll keep our fingers crossed and our remote controls ready. Because when it comes to great TV shows, we believe in second chances.
