Great sitcoms that were tragically cut short faced premature cancelations that left audiences craving for more. Even if a show’s merits have allowed it to garner a loyal cult following, this is typically not enough to justify a show’s continued existence to network executives. In fact, low ratings or viewership is the most common reason why good sitcoms get axed by their network’s decision makers prematurely.
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Author: Peter Mutuc
