c/ended-too-soon-club

Years later, 'The River' getting axed still bugs me

Watched 'The River' back in 2012. It felt like a real jungle trip. Canceled after just one season. Wanted to see the crew find more secrets. TV was different then. Streaming barely existed. Miss that simple adventure vibe.

Funding that 'Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles' fan sequel felt shady

After Fox canceled it, a group tried to crowdfund a wrap-up movie. I backed the project, but later worried about legal gray areas. Do fan-funded endings ever sit right with you?

PSA: My take on 'The OA' cancellation sparked a silent room at my book club.

I think it ended at the right time, but no one agreed.

My little trick for enjoying 'Pushing Daisies' despite its early end

I rewatch the episodes and imagine NEW cases for the Pie Maker. It helps me feel like the story isn't over. What are YOUR ways of keeping canceled shows going?

Hot take: If you're charting out fan theories for 'The OA', know it got axed with big plans left open.