Shows you don't want to come back - Let a good thing rest

[Stasi]

Columbo because it won't be the same without Peter Falk, never mind the likelihood of hack writers trying to shoehorn modern woke garbage into it for no reason.

Luckily its too old and relatively unknown to zoomers and consoomers so they keep their disgusting paws off this absolute gem of a show.

 

[Pokemonquistador2]

Unless its in Japan only, Ronin Warriors/Samurai Troopers should stay away. Especially from Netflix.

I agree, but I wouldn't be surprised if they made it into a Current Year reboot ala Voltron. Ronin Warriors was the series that many fujoshis cut their boy-shipping teeth on. We'll be lucky if it isn't made into a gay porno. The only question is: which of the characters will be race-lifted? Sure, it's a Japanese themed series with Japanese characters, but they've got to shove a black guy in there somewhere...

 

[Oats12345]

SG-1 should have ended with them fishing in the lake. Atlantis should have gotten the attention after that. It's too bad they put SG-1 in the shitter, canceled Atlantis, and then whatever-the-everloving-fuck Universe was.

As for my opinion, Wipeout. Anderson/Henson were the best duo for that show.

Yeah season 8 fianle did feel like a perfect series final.

Brad Wright is working on a new spin-off.

Oh no please don't be shit, please don't be shit

Honeslty I don't want to see Bablylon 5 or Stargate come back both shows are great the why they are. Also as others have said most of the Babylon 5 cast are dead so what's the point.

 

[Just Dont]

Prison Break.
The first season is a masterpiece. The rest of the series was utter complete trash. They should have ended it after S01.

 

[BootlegPopeye]

Prison Break.
The first season is a masterpiece. The rest of the series was utter complete trash. They should have ended it after S01.

Season 2 started off interesting and it's like they didn't have any idea what they were going to do after they actually got out of prison it stopped being fun after about two episodes.

 

[Musashi]

Game of Thrones.

They got the most annoying fans in the world

 

[friends o' niall]

The Inbetweeners - This one kind of already overstayed its welcome with the second film. It should've ended after the first film which ended things perfectly, whereas the second film ended on a downer. The show wouldn't work the same way these days given the current political climate and a sanitised version would be downright insulting.

Please tell me no one is actually considering such a thing. The watered-down American version with stoner Neil and fat Joey was disgraceful enough, and that was on the eve of Woke.

That show should be Grade II-listed English heritage.

 

[Product Placement]

The Sopranos, I feel like the ending of that show aged really well, is a prequel movie coming out which isn't something I'm against but really nothing I'm looking forward to.

The Wire, last season was really iffy, it was clear they didn't know what to do with half the cast and it lead to the awful fake serial killer plot.

Mad Men. another show at ended on a perfect note, seems like people want a Sally sequel show not sure why when the show wrapped up everything so well.

Futurama, the come back show was good overall but started to get more and more dud episodes.

Blackadder, weird one because each season was a different version of the characters, but the way Blackadder Goes Forth ended by cutting away the comedy to do a something serious works really well for the shows endding. Have been ideas for a 5th season but all of them have sounded pretty bad, like being in a rock band.

UK Office: Really felt it said everything it needed to in it's run, while the show is now dead thankfully, Ricky Gervais can't seem to live alone the character David Brent alone and lead to the awful movie spin off.

House of Cards: That shows went on to long in the first place, should have ended before Kevin Spacey was metooed, have feeling it would have lasted even longer if he wasn't mettoed.

Seinfeld: The ending wasn't great and honestly Curb Your Enthusiasm has just replaced that show which also weirdly had a fitting ending to Seinfeld in it. Crub has ran for 20 years but it helps Larry David only makes the show when ever he wants to and has a good idea for it, rather than just milking it crazy, more shows should do that rather than making a season every year or two.

Lost, another show that went way to long and lost the plot, it was clear the showrunners had no idea where to take the show, any attempt to a continuation would be bogged down trying to solve the left over shit.

Prison Break, I really enjoyed the first season but the show really out stayed it's welcome, with it coming up with dumber and dumber shit to keep the plot going, it ended then they did a pointless mini series, Wouldn't be shocked now disney own it for the to milk out something from it for Hulu

Friends, was a show I used to watch just because it was the best thing on during the normal times it aired rather than being a fan of the show, but it's pretty clear they ran out of ideas and had the show not been as big as it was, would have ended much sooner. I don't get the people wanting another season or a movie made from it.

Only Fools and Horses, uk comedy show that last too long but did end up ending well, then they kept bring it back for awful specials after awful specials, been awhile since the last one and hope it stays that way,

Fraser, this one has a planned new show, but seems like just Fraser will be the only returning character, with the actor who planed his dad dead and no Niles Crane who was the best part of the show, whats the point. Also it lasted for well over 200 episodes, is there really anything else that needs to be said with the character anyway?

 

[Aqua Panda]

Buffy:
It's a time capsule of the late 90's and even with the cancer of Whedon, it still works as a generally light hearted supernatural show. If it was rebooted today it would be woke central and the quiping would be dialed up to 11. (Also, to be fair, parts of the show aren't aging well now that we know Whedon inserted his fetishes. Ex: the cute goth mystic girl and degrading/demeaning the strong female lead he tricked people into thinking was progressive, etc.)

Hercules and Xena:
Both had the perfect camp level while still being just serious enough to tell ongoing stories. If done today. Hercules would be constantly shamed for his masculinity and Xena would just be constant "OMG lesbian queen."

Married with children:
Al Bundy is just too based to exist in modern television.

Stargate:
The end of season 8 should have been the end of SG-1. If they do bring it back, the only thing that could be potentially interesting is if the Stargate program finally became known or was disclosed to the public. Actually dealing with the public fallout from a program that started interstellar wars, gained advanced technology, and found abundant clean renewable energy sources. On the plus side, if they kept it locked into the modern year, all the OG characters, except for Daniel Jackson, will have reached mandatory military retirement age.

 

[janedoe]

for years ive hoped for the possibility of megas xlr or gargoyles coming back.

but within the past 5 years, i now know i would rather those properties stay dead than see them become bastardized by the fakewokes plaguing the cartoon industry these days.

remember it for what it was. let it go.

 

[Super-Chevy454]

Columbo because it won't be the same without Peter Falk, never mind the likelihood of hack writers trying to shoehorn modern woke garbage into it for no reason.

Luckily its too old and relatively unknown to zoomers and consoomers so they keep their disgusting paws off this absolute gem of a show.

The same could be said for other series who was part of the NBC Mystery Movie like MacMillan & Wife, Banacek, McCloud, Quincy,...

 

[sparklemilhouse]

U.S. office, Frasier. Frasier wouldn’t be the same without his dad being there.

 

[JamesFargo]

Columbo because it won't be the same without Peter Falk, never mind the likelihood of hack writers trying to shoehorn modern woke garbage into it for no reason.

Luckily its too old and relatively unknown to zoomers and consoomers so they keep their disgusting paws off this absolute gem of a show.

I was more of a Kojak man. So imagine my horror when they rebooted it with Ving Rhames.

Frasier wouldn’t be the same without his dad being there.

I miss Mahoney. He had a bit role on Burn Notice which made me sit up and pay attention. Of course, they proceeded to do nothing with him, then wrote him out. Same with Jay Karnes, Robert Wisdom, Robert Patrick, Jack Coleman...

You know, in hindsight: fuck that show.

The end of season 8 should have been the end of SG-1.

I quite like the stuff with Vala, Mitchell, and the Ori. It would have seemed perfectly natural for senior SG-1 officers to move on with their careers and for new ones to come aboard. There's a lot of gems to be found in those seasons.

I know I'm in the minority, though. Even my aunt hated Vala.

Al Bundy is just too based to exist in modern television.

Every time Sagal opens her dumb mouth on The Conners, I relate to Al more.

 

[sparklemilhouse]

Every time Sagal opens her dumb mouth on The Conners, I relate to Al more.

She’s so bad on every show she’s been on since Married With Children.

 

[66andtwothirds]

sopranos (not even sure i want to see the prequel movie)

on the buses (cannot imagine how neutered this would be in today's soyciety)

fawlty towers (ditto)

2 1/2 men (jumped 1000 feet over the shark, i would argue even before charlie left, and went on as a zombie show for like 5 more years)

 

[JamesFargo]

2 1/2 men

Tell me, what was the appeal of that show?

"i banged 8 chicks last night and im rich"

 

[Mullti Port RDRAM]

Battlestar Galactica. The RDM remake was good (until the end) and I don't care who's showrunning, let it rest.

 

[JamesFargo]

Battlestar Galactica. The RDM remake was good (until the end)

It's definitely less than the sum of its parts, but the acting in on-point.

Callis had a nice little redemption arc: the part which always sticks in my head is Baltar paying condolensces to Tyrol. IIRC this is the one scene where Baltar is being totally honest and has nothing to gain from it. Nobody has uploaded it, but I thought that was a special scene.

 

[Antarctic Hellbeast]

Space: Above and Beyond:

The creators intentionally drove the plot off a cliff and killed off most of the main cast due to fox screwing them out of a timeslot and the extra season they were promised. They had a good arc where they called out and kicked off the ship, the witch hunting faggots that are so frequently featured on the farms and only seek to undermine and sow infighting for no fucking reason.

The series gave off a decent psuedo-colonial marine vibe and showed a more in depth look at a group of fictional soldiers in a military than most shows ever have and goes beyond the "ooh rah/alphabravocharlietango" bullshit.

They actually tackled the topic of ACTUAL racism (tanks vs humans) and didn't use it as an excuse for criminals to be let off scot free when they murder/hurt innocent people unlike these days with the "defund the police" bullshit. They showed how sometimes people can be real scumbags for no fucking reason instead of the perpetual "Buck breaking" bullshit Niggers have pulled hardcore for at least 2 years now.

Battlestar Galactica. The RDM remake was good (until the end) and I don't care who's showrunning, let it rest.

Well they did have Deadlock come out relatively recently.
Nothing is really safe these days and we might get a Troonstar Galactifaggot with tranny cylons in the future and Somalian Space Niggers being "kangz n shieet" with Nothing nearly as decent as Stargate.

 

[Rome's rightful successor]

Everything really
But if I had to pick one in particular it would be the walking with series.
I really love seeing walking with dinosaurs, beasts, and monsters when I was a kid. I think the ones with Nigel Marvin were the best. However they have aged like milk. Both the special effects, and the science of the show has aged not so well. I would love to see something like it be made today however the modern day BBC is incapable of making anything remotely good as those original dinosaur documentaries were.
I would rather have another studio make something like a spiritual successor to it than to see the woke bbc have anything to do with it.