davidh777

Serenity was enough resolution for me to keep rewatching Firefly.

tommyp007

I revisit Pushing Daisies on occasion.

Trevor

I loved Surface and Invasion as they aired; bought the DVD sets planning to re-watch them but it's been years now and they're still sealed as far as I know. I still look forward to viewing them again, but with so much backlog who knows when I'll get to them.

writer106

I watched Moonlight when it originally aired. I bought the DVD set last year and rewatched it over two weeks. I didn't watch Miracles when it originally aired, but a friend had the set and I watched that one.

Inhumans99

I thought Surface was underrated, and the final scene in the show certainly set up what could have been an interesting second season. If the show popped up on a basic cable channel in HD I would probably revisit the series.

MScottM

Adventures of Brisco County Jr
Alien Nation
Alphas
Birds Of Prey
Blade
Cleopatra 2525
Crusade
Dark Angel
Dresden Files
Early Edition
Earth 2
Eerie Indiana
Eli Stone
Firefly
Gravity
Harsh Realm
Invisible Man
Jack Of All Trades
Jeremiah
Jericho
Joan Of Arcadia
Keen Eddie
Life
Life On Mars
Logan's Run
Moonlight
Night Stalker
No Ordinary Family
Odyssey 5
Planet Of The Apes
Pushing Daisies
Quark
Reaper
Stargate Universe
Space: Above and Beyond
Surface
Tales Of The Golden Monkey
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
Voyagers!
Witchblade
Wonderfalls

I think all of these fall unders the listed requirements. I own all of these and I watch all of them occasionally. I will be adding Almost Human to that list when I get it.

devilshalo

I do go back and watch Terriers.

davidh777

I watched Crusade without watching B5 so I'm not going to rewatch till I see that.

DJariya

Yeah there is so much on right now and year round, I just don't have the time to re-visit any old cancelled shows that I already saw. I'd rather watch a new episode of The Strain, Dallas or The Last Ship than sit through something again that never finished. Most here already have thousands of hours of backlog from cheap shit they bought on sale. I have more then plenty to watch on my DVR and all of it is new content. I don't need to see Human Target, Invasion, Jericho again.

MScottM

There is alot of "good" new stuff out there. But if I liked a story or the characters of a series, I like to revisit the story once in a while. I also re-read books that I particularly like and that takes much more time than watching a show.

To each their own.

RichC2

Thankfully Terriers was largely self-contained. I would still love for them to get the movie follow-up done.

devilshalo

Yeah, tho the door was open with the introduction of a character at the end.

wendersfan

I've watched Rubicon three times now. Shame the balloon heads at AMC never released it on home video.

Abob Teff

I binged on Jericho last year for the first time. While it doesn't come to a complete resolution, I don't feel it leaves everything up in the air. There are a few plot points introduced that don't get resolved, but it really is satisfying on an episode to episode basis. Some of the episodes can get a little silly, but it does a decent job of exploring what society in a town would become without communication to the outside world.

I'll add one more to the pot for discussion: Dead Like Me. This is the one I have probably watched most often over the years (and yet I didn't think of it right away).

Abob Teff

This can be true some of the time. I'll agree right now there are more shows that I want to see than I can keep up with (I wanted to watch The Last Ship, but will have to wait for video). However there are also times when everything on is crap and I like to break out these "old" shows.

PhantomStranger

I occasionally re-watch Miracles, the short series starring Skeet Ulrich that got canceled. That show had amazing potential, the few episodes we got felt like a more religious version of The X-Files. That show would easily survive today on a cable network. I strongly recommend getting the DVD.

RichC2

That would be on Warner moreso than AMC wouldn't it?

brainee

I liked Surface too. I wonder if it came out just a few years too early. Since it was cancelled, we've had popular giant monster from the sea movies like Pacific Rim and Godzilla.

Even though V ended incomplete, there's some pleasure to be gotten from where it left you.

davidh777

Wasn't it trying to piggyback on the Lost/sci-fi phenomenon?

RoyalTea

When people decide to write a new serial show, how far out are they thinking of story arcs? Are they just looking for season 1 and they'll figure out season 2, 3, etc if the show gets renewed? Are they thinking right away of what will happen in seasons 4-5-6?

Or do they simultaneously think of both? If the series isn't a hit and will likely only last a year, do they have an emergency story arc that won't kick in if they're clear the show has staying power?

DJariya

David S. Goyer said he planned a 7 season arc for FlashForward. Look what happened to that show.

When Sons of Anarchy premiered, Kurt Sutter said from the very beginning that it was going to be a 7 season show and he got his wish.

RoyalTea

It must suck to start a new show and expect to go seven years and treat season 1 as just setting the table for later season awesomeness and having your show cancelled because people thought the table setting was too slow.

Trevor

Love the first season of Dead Like Me, never finished the second season or movie, but they're in my pile.

Fwiw, they did a "fourth season" of Jericho in comic book form to tie up the loose ends I hear.

Xiroteus

If it ends on a true cliffhanger, not really yet if it ties up that story and kind of does a what next then it can be okay depending how it's done.

Original Desmond

Yeah time definitely is an issue

I've been meaning to rewatch Jeremiah for a while now.

Dark Angel was one of my fav shows when it first aired (hence my username on dvdtalk) but i didn't think it aged well and when in tried to rewatch it a few years ago, i couldn't do it