Considering that people have mentioned Soap and the fact that Benson was on Soap, I’m surprise that no one has mentioned the fact that Benson also left off with an unresolved cliffhanger.
In the final episode, Benson was running for governor against Governor Gatling (who was running as an independent). The final show ends with the Governor and Benson watching the returns together and with the news anchor about to announce who won.
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Firefly had several questions I wanted answers to:
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I like the theory that FinnAgain proposed here, in another thread:
Book is a former Operative, now retired or decommissioned.
Why do so many promising shows get cancelled?!
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Then, in sitcomland 2 Guys and a Girl.
in the last scene we find out that Ashley’s pregnant with Pete’s baby. And she’s not sure if she’s going to keep it or not. He tries to convince her to make a real go of it with him, she’s unsure…roll credits. grrrrr.
That one ended in a cliffhanger because they were suprised to be cancelled. At least judging from a contest they ran towards the end of the season with a prize of a walk on roll the next season.
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They never actually showed the results of the Two Guys and a Girl poll on the air. And I’m not really sad I never saw that question answered, but I miss Two Guys and a Girl, I liked it.
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I like the theory that FinnAgain proposed here, in another thread:
Book is a former Operative, now retired or decommissioned.
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I’m almost positive this little tidbit will be revealed in a future comic.
Malcolm in the Middle never let us know the family’s last name.
Actually, that’s not quite true. Sharp-eyed viewers may have seen Malcolm wearing a nametag in the pilot eposide. Apparently, the name was also mentioned in a line that was nipped out of the pilot and never aired:
Malcolm was walking to school when a neighborhood kid came running up shouting, “Malcolm, Malcolm, Malcolm. I was talking to my parents last night - I was listening to them talk, and what’s your last name?” “Wilkerson, why?” Malcolm replied. “Oh. Who are the Pariahs?” said the other kid. The joke was eventually cut…
In the final episode, Malcolm is delivering the valedictorian address, and is introduced as “Malcolm <howl> <squeal>” - lost in a blast of PA system feedback.
American Gothic , did Caleb join with Lucas? Was Lucas Buck the devil, or a devil? That show really deserved a better wrap up.
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And Cupid. Great show. But was he?
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Oh yeah! I’d forgotten about that one. I always figured he and the psychiatrist would be Match 100 and that’s when we find out. But alas!
Firefly comics? I wouldn’t mind those at all!
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Knights of Prosperity. Will they successfully rob Ray Romano? If not, who is their next target? And how could they expect to take this premise through an entire season? Wouldn’t they either get caught and go to jail or give up trying after one too many unsuccessful attempts?
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That show was canceled? I thought it was just on a very, very, very long hiatus. Son of a bitch.
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Yeah, I loved that show. The final episode, with him running in the house, grabbing her and the kids and saying they need to get out, with the govt. guys busting in right after they run out. Even more of a cliff hanger than John Doe.
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Hell yes. One of the best end-of-season cliffhangers I’ve ever seen.
“They’re coming!”
“Who? Who’s coming?”
“Men with guns!”
I’d like to know how the Objects in the Lost Room got their, um, attributes. Damn that was one fine miniseries.
No love for the old show “Time Tunnel”?
Would have loved to see them (TPTB) wrap this and “Quantum Leap” up with one grand finale
Push, Nevada. I’m probably the only one who remembers that show. It was wierd and cool and the mystery of what was going on never got resolved.
Police Squad! (in color)
If the show had run, say, five years, would Frank run into 100 garbage cans?
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Push, Nevada. I’m probably the only one who remembers that show. It was wierd and cool and the mystery of what was going on never got resolved.
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Moonlighting - Maddie and David never solved the Anselmo case.
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After 7 seasons *and *a movie, the Baltimore **Homicide **detectives never did find out who killed Adena Watston.
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Sharp-eyed viewers may have seen Malcolm wearing a nametag in the pilot eposide.
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Not Malcolm, Francis. On his military school uniform.
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That show was canceled? I thought it was just on a very, very, very long hiatus. Son of a bitch.
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Yeah, ABC made it official last week when they announced their fall schedule.
I believe there were four additional episodes that went unaired. That would probably be the Ray Romano arc.
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Kyle XY hasn’t been canceled! The second season starts June… um.. 1st or 11th, or something like that. I’m awaiting to see how it goes.
Nice little show, not too preachy, and has a good kick to it.
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I thought “The Loop” was cancelled too, but it’s coming back too.
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So who/what was “My Big Fat Obnoxious Boss?”
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It was a monkey wearing a Trump-esque toupee. He “choose” the person to be fired by spinning a carnival wheel with each remaining contestants name on it. Whomever came up, was fired.
No, I’m not joking. Check Wiki…
Personally, I’m still bitter about Brimstone. 113 damned souls running loose, and Stone got, what, 13 of them? Would Stone ever reconnect with his widow? How was the devil planning to cheat him on his “second chance at life” (because you know he was)? What would he have done about Ash in the long run? Who was really pulling the strings, given that Stone got a visit (and a bit of advice) from an un-fallen angel at one point?