Cheers, Threeās Company
2 Likes
Rutger Hauer and Anthony Kiedis? What?
2 Likes
Mad Men, Schittās Creek, Rescue Me
I Loved SOAā¦but not sure Iād want more without Jax. That ending was gut wrenching.
My next one would be Wentworth. (I wanted to attend Wentworth Con this month in Los Angeles but will not be able to make it.)
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Sopranos for sure.
4 Likes
Peaky Blinders
3 Likes
The OA, left on cliff hanger. Was suppose to go into another season but got cancelled.
Nice one.
And Iād want the same production quality and everythingā¦ Not some updated "modern"version
4 Likes
That was part of my problem with the X-Files reboot. Among many issues I had with it - it was too slick, too clean. Practical effects and a bit of grain does wonders.
5 Likes
Yeahhhh, Firefly!
And Cowboy Bebop. On second viewing, I thought the live action remake was actually a pretty good adaptation to live action. There was murmurs that if it did well they were gonna go into a couple more seasons, but everyone just dumped on it. 
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That bummed me out, big time. I thought the live action was decent and most shows really need more than one season to hit a stride. Too bad.
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Cheers. The Great Sam Malone!!
3 Likes
The Wire (canāt believe I forgot about it)
4 Likes
I used to love that show! Almost forgot about it 
I didnāt realize it was that old. It was always on tv in the 90s.
Makes me wonder what other great shows Iāve forgotten 
1 Like
Santa Clarita Diet!!
Loved that show and it ended so abruptly - dangit Netflix!!
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Yes!! I was upset when I found out there wouldnāt be any more seasons
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Me too. Thatās what I tell everyone at work when they ask me what Iām gonna do when I reture/quit/get fired/layed offā¦ āWalk the earth like Caineā.
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Homeland and the West Wing, the first because it was so gripping and the second because President Bartlet made me laugh so hard and I still want to learn how he swings on his jacket!