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Now there's no excuse not to make the video: When bad shows refuse to die.

Stranger Things has done irreparable numbers to Netflix because if a show doesn’t build a fanbase as large as what ST made in literally a week it’s off to the gulag with them.

Bryan Fuller also created Pushing Daisies and Wonderfalls and produced Neil Gaiman’s American Gods, all of which were canceled. He has joked about what bad luck he has. Apparently NBC contributed to Hannibal’s demise as well. They wanted him to cast a American actor as Hannibal, and when he chose Mad Mikkelson they got mad and stopped supporting it. So it’s a miracle the show lasted three seasons really.

We will never forgive Netflix for The Society, The OA, 1899, and I Am Not Okay With This

Emily In Paris will probably get 10 seasons of boring and ocasionally offensive storylines while others fall. Sucks that so many talents are being wasted in a show like that.

Emily in Paris getting all these seasons when 1899 didn't get a second season hurts me

I still remember when Hannibal was cancelled and Bryan Fuller, the series creator, went on social media trying his hardest to get the show picked up by another network. No networks or streaming services wanted to take the chance on a show that didn't have great rating at the time. It was heartbreaking because the final episode left so much unresolved. Glad to see Mads eager to return.

hannibal getting cancelled is something that still hurts to this day

I will never forgive Netflix for not giving us the Six of Crows spin-off the characters and us, the fans, deserved, while Emily in Paris is thriving

Can‘t believe they cancelled Game of Thrones after s4. Think of the waisted potential

I will always blame Netflix for cancelling Sense8, Dirk Gently's hollistic detective agency and Half-Bad the bastard son and the devil himself 😢

Putting Dark Angel at number one is the reason you're the GOAT, tbh. The small piece of me that never got over its cancellation feels very seen in this moment.

The cancellation of 1899 is the reason I don't watch TV anymore. It inspired me so much as a storyteller, like I cannot stress the impact this show had on me.

... and then it was cancelled. It was basicly sent to its death, no promotion, released between Wednesday and the World Cup. The moment the first 28 days were over, it was cancelled.

It was what broke me; I just stopped watching anything that wasn't a limited series or a concluded story, I stopped caring about what these streaming companies put up, when they only care about the next pop culture hit and not about the art of storytelling.

My favourite thing about B99's cancellation is that it was revived by NBC TWELVE HOURS after its cancellation. The uproar was so immense after it was cancelled that HALF A DAY later it was revived.

Also, I'm still angry about the cancellation of Warrior Nun.

Inside job and young justice (yes, I know young justice isn't officially cancelled, but I need to know what happened to Wally West. Is he alive? Where is he? Are we going to see him again? I want to see him reunited with Artemis and Dick. Did superboy see the real him when everybody thought he was dead, and why didn't he say anything?)

Yuri on ice cancellation of a movie that was already in the works for years was unforgivable. Such a big betrayal of devoted fans

I will never forgive CBC and Netflix for Anne with an E's cancellation. Never.

santa clarita diet and the get down

I don't think I'll ever get over My Babysitter's a Vampire being cancelled on a cliffhanger, and the Hannibal cancellation hurts just as bad