It saddens us when you end a television series, but we are thrilled that the next series coming soon. But what if there is no "new series" to expect? That really saddened. But what if the favorite TV series is not over yet and gets fired? This is definitely not sadden. Instead, we get angry, right? Well, we do not bring back that infuriation but why we do not just remember and list some of the television programs canceled in past.FIREFLY

In 2002, the TV show "Firefly" was canceled three months after its release in September. The creator of "Firefly" was Joss Whedon, the creator of the television shows "Angel" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer". Joss Whedon said that this TV show was canceled due to several factors that began when Fox does not approve your application for a two-hour pilot. This resulted in the fact that Whedon was submitted to the delivery of a pilot of an hour in which he had to squeeze everything, including the establishment of mutual funds and relationships. When "Firefly" was given a program on Friday night, Joss Whedon predicted that the ratings are not as successful as other television shows he created. FOX also had the impression that allowing the TV to continue was expensive. Due to these factors, the TV show was canceled after 11 episodes to air. Three other episodes were filmed but not aired NIGHT anymore.SPORTS

It was September 1998 when the TV show "Sports Night" and was premiered in May 2000, when it was canceled. The creator of "Sports Night" was Aaron Sorkin, the creator of the television series "The West Wing." This TV program featured an excellent cast, including Robert Guillaume, Felicity Huffman and Josh Charles. For a couple of years, "Sports Night" was being criticized and, unfortunately, ABC, and the audience had no idea what to do with "Sports Night" until just cancelled.THE Ben Stiller Show

In September 1992, the television program "The Ben Stiller Show" premiered until it was canceled four months later. This happened even before the actor Ben Stiller is popularly known. When Fox offered "The Ben Stiller Show", he was simply an actor I wanted to do something big in the world of Hollywood. "The Ben Stiller Show" was fun and as a matter of fact, people might even be funnier than "Saturday Night Live" if they try to see the TV and DVD. However, it seems that "The Ben Stiller Show" was not transmitted at the appropriate time, therefore, as television was canceled. If issued years later, there is a possibility that it might have succeeded. When Ben Stiller became a famous comedian a few years later, sales of "The Ben Stiller Show" on DVD was up.These are just three of the long list of television shows that was canceled. Of course, there are plenty of people who were disappointed when this type of television shows were canceled.