Sometimes shows just hit differently, right? You get caught up, binge-watch until the very last episode, and then, they are gone. Netflix cancelled some gems and fans still cannot get over them. It gets frustrating when good shows end with too many cliffhangers or unanswerable questions. These shows did not just entertain, they created fanbases with their mind-blowing plots, and characters making you think, laugh, and sometimes even cry. 

So, do you want to turn the clock back for them and have another go? Keep reading because these shows are too great to be put in the past. 

The series Glow was a hit from the start on Netflix. Glow followed a story of women wrestlers finding their strength and friendship in the ring. Critics and viewers loved it, with the show even winning Emmy Awards. After three successful seasons, fans were eagerly waiting for the fourth and final season. However, in 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic struck, production stopped, and the planned season was canceled. 

The cast and crew worked hard to bring GLOW to life, and the characters definitely deserved a proper ending, not this untimely cancellation that left everyone heartbroken. It is a show that truly deserves another season!

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When Netflix introduced The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance, a prequel to the 1982 film The Dark Crystal, the excitement was high with fans loving its stunning visuals and compelling storytelling. But, despite its popularity, Netflix canceled the series after only one season, citing high production costs and viewership numbers that did not meet expectations. 

Reportedly, The Jim Henson Company is looking optimistic with them expressing interest in the continuation of the story either through another season or in other formats. Fans hopeful, continue to call for its return with a desire to return to the rich world of Thra.

The Society had fans hooked with its gripping tale of teenagers who return from a field trip to find their town deserted. Abandoned in this strange, deserted version of their world, the teens must work to create a new society grappling with leadership, morals, and survival. Despite its success and a second season already green-lit, production was halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to its cancellation, which left fans highly disappointed and longing for a proper closure.

Back in 2022, 1899 premiered on Netflix, presenting a very thrilling journey with European immigrants as they aboard a mysterious steamship bound for New York. Despite its interesting plot and initial success, two months into the premiere, the show was canceled by Netflix. Reports claim that the decision was made on the grounds of the high cost of production of the show and a low completion rate. 

Back in 2021, the Netflix series The Chair, a sharp comedy-drama where Sandra Oh portrays Dr. Ji-Yoon Kim, the first woman of color to lead an English department in a prestigious university, was able to garner very positive reviews without resorting to any cliché. Even though the show was quite successful, it was canceled after only one season in 2023, leaving fans with a need to want more of its richly developed characters and themes.

Lockwood & Co. was one of the standouts on Netflix at the beginning of 2023, with its supernatural mysteries and lovable characters. Although this series had such a great first run, it got canceled after just one season leaving fans disappointed. The cancellation stemmed from a fall in the view count from its initial episodes which led Netflix to decide that this series does not meet the benchmark for renewing. 

Mindhunter went deep into the minds of serial killers, giving a chilling look at the origins of criminal profiling.  Despite its loyal fanbase, the series was abruptly halted after two seasons. Director David Fincher offered a detailed explanation as to the cancellation of season 3 of Mindhunter through an interview given to Première Magazine, whose translation was shared by The Fincher Analyst on X. 

He reportedly pointed out that Netflix suggested either the budget be reduced or the appeal of the show be broadened, but Fincher and the creative team declined, which brought the series to an end. The abrupt ending left the fans wanting more, especially with the unresolved storylines and the untapped potential of the show to explore criminal psychology further. 

Netflix introduced Kaos, bringing in a new spin on Greek mythology, starring Jeff Goldblum as Zeus. The series quickly shot up to No. 3 on Netflix's most-watched English language series, with 78% on Rotten Tomatoes. Despite this early success, viewership declined sharply in the following weeks. By October, Netflix canceled the series after just one season saying it did not get enough viewers. 

Creator Charlie Covell reportedly said he was disappointed, as he had always envisioned a three-season arc. Fans were also equally disappointed by the abrupt ending even went as far as to launch petitions to revive the show. 

In 2015, Netflix launched Sense8 introducing viewers to eight strangers from around the globe who suddenly find themselves mentally and emotionally connected. This unique bond allowed them to share thoughts, emotions, and even skills, creating a pretty intense story dealing with issues like identity, sexuality, and human connection. 

Despite its passionate fan base and critical acclaim for diverse representation and ambitious storytelling, the series was canceled by Netflix after two seasons in 2017 due to high production costs and a niche audience. The announcement sparked a fervent fan campaign, leading to a two-hour special finale in 2018. While many fans feel this was too little to tie up the complex storylines, leaving a lingering desire for a full revival to explore the sensates' world further.  

The OA had a strong hold on its audience with its unique blend of science fiction, fantasy, and mystery, weaving a story into human connection and spirituality. Prairie Johnson, played by Brit Marling, returns home after a mysterious seven-year disappearance, now able to see after being blind before. Despite its compelling plot, Netflix canceled the series after only two seasons, citing high production costs and sustainability concerns. The story was originally intended to be five seasons long, and this cancellation left fans without closure causing significant fan outcry.

Netflix might have pulled the plug on these incredible shows, but their impact lingers. Every show brought something unique to the screen, leaving fans longing for more. How these shows managed to keep you on the edge of your seats with every episode shows how badly these series deserved a second chance to shine. With enough buzz, Netflix or another platform might just hear you out!

Which canceled Netflix show do you want to see revived? Let us know in the comments below!