Made it to page 2 hoping someone would say Outsourced. That show was hilarious.Southlake said:
Outsourced.
The most anti-Indian (Red dot) show ever.
Damn it was funny.
I also loved Sports Show with Norm Macdonald that only made it one season.
Made it to page 2 hoping someone would say Outsourced. That show was hilarious.Southlake said:
Outsourced.
The most anti-Indian (Red dot) show ever.
Damn it was funny.
Man, I really loved this show and thought it was great. Was stunned that it wasn't renewed.True Anomaly said:
Three pages and not one mention of The Brink
C1NRB said:
Hunted- a reality show on CBS
Fightin TX Aggie said:
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
Technically, it was 2 seasons, but it was really just one elongated season. I mean damn, it starred Lena Heady.
Also Adventures of Brisco County, Jr., which someone else already mentioned.
bearamedic99 said:
Life (2 seasons) with Damian Lewis
Stumptown (great cast)
Quote:
Nowhere Man is the story of photojournalist Thomas Veil, who discovers that his life has been abruptly "erased": his friends claim not to know him, his wife claims not to recognize him and is living with another man. His ATM cards and credit cards no longer work. His best friend turns up dead. His private studio is now owned by someone else. His mother, recovering from a stroke, is incapable of confirming his existence. He is ejected from his favorite restaurant as a total lunatic. In the course of a single evening, every trace of Tom's identity is gone.
That one especially sucks because not only was it good, but it was also relatively popular, and certainly popular enough to get renewed. 2nd season was cut short due to the writers strike and then abruptly canceled, possibly in retaliation against the very vocal pro-strike writing team.CrottyKid said:
The Riches - maybe had 2 seasons actually, sorry
Dr. Not Yet Dr. Ag said:
Wayne (currently on Amazon Prime). It's basically a show about a teenaged John Wick.
Holy crap I completely forgot about this show. Loved it!jm94 said:
It's Your Move
I was in 8th grade, and a wisecracking Jason Bateman - that's the kid there - was my hero.