There are a few shows I’ve finished watching that were cancelled (Lie to Me, The Unit, OT, Army Wives) in which they have subplots that remain unresolved leaving those parts a cliffhanger never having a conclusion, even if they tried their best to provide closure that doesn’t come off as being rushed. For parts left unresolved, the only thing one can do is create fanfiction on assuming how it’ll end if the show itself is cancelled never to be rebooted.
Santa Clarita Diet
Yes; this!
FMD - this cancellation was the breaking point for me investing in any new Netflix series.
Westworld, Infinity Train, Firefly, Caprica.
Pouring one out for Infinity Train.
And sure, Westworld too.
1899 comes to mind in a big way.
1899 is part of the reason I cancelled Netflix
This does my head in. It was one of the most popular shows on Netflix at release, yet they cancelled it. What are Netflix hoping for? They’ve ended up with a catalog of shows that started and never finished, so nobody is going to bother watching them now. What a waste.
I would’ve loved to see where it went next. It set up some big stuff at the end of the season.
My Name is Earl ended on cliff hanger but at least the creator explained his plans on an interview
Also a quick background line in his next show “Raising Hope”.
I will never forgive them for cancelling Inside Job after renewing it for another season. Or for cancelling The Owl House, but that at least had time for a 3 episode wrap up season.
Carnivàle hinted at a grand multi-season arch during season 2. There was no season 3.
Glow
Glow was cancelled with an unresolved main plot, too.
Dark Matter from SyFy is my out there recommendation.
People of Earth
This is a very fun show, I wish they went 1 more season.
Archive 81
It was such an interesting premise.
The Expanse.
Archive 81.
Yet another victim of Netflix.
Didn’t see your comment before posting mine, I also said Archive 81. It was exactly the kind of show I enjoy.
How I Met Your Father never told us who the father was lol
American Gods is one that always trips me out, they just kind of left the main character hanging out on a limb so to speak.
Brave New World, Warrior, The Peripheral, Constellation, 1983, 1989. Too many.










