I know, it’s not the books. Not even close, but someone finally made a series. It was painful at times, but it grew on me. And now… it’s done. Worse still, I’ve learned it was cancelled.

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I feel so sad. I wanted to see where it went. But alas, another show cancelled.

Well… I’ve been wanting to re-read the 15 books. Maybe now is the time.

What about you all? Did you feel the love-hate as well? Are you sad? Indifferent?

  • Ilandar@lemmy.today
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    9 days ago

    I haven’t watched the third season. I watched the previous two, so I was considering it (this show was never a priority for me), but I am very thankful that you made this post because now that I know it has been cancelled I won’t waste my time on it.

    • ⓝⓞ🅞🅝🅔@lemmy.caOP
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      8 days ago

      Yikes. If I didn’t watch a show because it was canceled, I wouldn’t be watching much of anything these days… ugh.

      I was going to watch Resident Alien season 4 next and found out today that it was canceled also. Still going to watch it though. Alan Tudyk is a gem.

      Just a personality thing I guess. I like to see things through to the end. And… for all its warts… season 3 loosed a number of wonderful gems. Even if it all ended here.

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        8 days ago

        I like to see things through to the end.

        That’s my issue - I don’t get to see things through to the end because they literally do not have an ending.

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      8 days ago

      J have never really understood this sentiment. Everything gets canceled eventually.

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        8 days ago

        Everything gets canceled eventually.

        This isn’t even remotely close to being true. There are plenty of series that complete their planned runs and have the time to tell an entire story.