What TV show did you last watch?

(27-06-2021 16:35 )Skyline Wrote:  It baffles me when these studios cancel good TV shows - a few that come to mind are the likes of: The Expanse (which thankfully was picked up by Amazon), Project Blue Book, Deadwood (though they did eventually make a movie to finish it off in a proper way), Revolution (2012) this was one of those post-apocalyptic shows and a good one imo, which coincidentally starred Johnathan Tucker from Debris .

I have to agree, so many good shows have been lost to cancellations.

Dark Matter was another great show cancelled, at least we got three seasons out it. And I was enjoying Prodigal Son as well but that's now gone. Project Blue Book was excellent too, loved the period costumes, sets and characters in an X-Files for the 50s and 60s set against a paranoid backdrop of the Cold War. Syfy has been rerunning it.

I've just started binging the The Expanse. I'll have a look at Debris when I get a chance. just too many shows to keep up with lol, especially when you don't have time

^ Dark Matter had so much potential, still bitter about its cancellation
An excellent series 3 finale with an intriguing cliffhanger too that never got resolved onscreen.

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