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* ''[[My World and Welcome To It]]''
* ''[[My World and Welcome To It]]''
* ''[[Nightmare Cafe]]''. Ran for only 6 episodes in 1992.
* ''[[Nightmare Cafe]]''. Ran for only 6 episodes in 1992.
* ''[[Outsourced]]'' Mostly due to the controversial subject of the show, it developed a sort of [[Love It or Hate It]] fanbase. Could also be attributed to [[Political Correctness Gone Mad]].
* ''[[Outsourced (TV series)]]'' Mostly due to the controversial subject of the show, it developed a sort of [[Love It or Hate It]] fanbase. Could also be attributed to [[Political Correctness Gone Mad]].
* ''[[Raines]]''. Despite staring Jeff Goldblum, it lasted a mere 7 episodes.
* ''[[Raines]]''. Despite staring Jeff Goldblum, it lasted a mere 7 episodes.
* ''[[Southland]]'' (before being [[Uncanceled]] and brought to TNT)
* ''[[Southland]]'' (before being [[Uncanceled]] and brought to TNT)
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* ''[[Freakazoid]]'': Cancelled after 2 seasons.
* ''[[Freakazoid]]'': Cancelled after 2 seasons.
* ''[[Greetings From Tucson]]''
* ''[[Greetings From Tucson]]''
* ''[[Histeria (Animation)|Histeria]]'': Reports of [[Executive Meddling]] abound.
* ''[[Histeria!]]'': Reports of [[Executive Meddling]] abound.
* ''[[Homeboys in Outer Space]]''
* ''[[Homeboys in Outer Space]]''
* ''[[Home Movies]]'', season one. Thank God for [[Adult Swim]].
* ''[[Home Movies]]'', season one. Thank God for [[Adult Swim]].
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* ''[[Excalibur (Comic Book)|Captain Britain and MI:13]]'' was canceled after issue 15, thought it would be hard to see how they could top [[Crowning Moment of Awesome|Dracula and his vampire army's invasion from his castle on the moon]].
* ''[[Excalibur (Comic Book)|Captain Britain and MI:13]]'' was canceled after issue 15, thought it would be hard to see how they could top [[Crowning Moment of Awesome|Dracula and his vampire army's invasion from his castle on the moon]].
* ''[[Futaba-Kun Change!|Futaba Kun Change]]'' Cancelled just as it was setting up some major story arcs, leading to the creator scrambling to wrap everything up for the ending due to time constraints. We can't help wondering if the ending would have made more sense if it'd been given enough time to play out naturally.
* ''[[Futaba-Kun Change!|Futaba Kun Change]]'' Cancelled just as it was setting up some major story arcs, leading to the creator scrambling to wrap everything up for the ending due to time constraints. We can't help wondering if the ending would have made more sense if it'd been given enough time to play out naturally.
* The new series of ''[[Exiles (Comic Book)|Exiles]]'' lasted about six issues.
* The new series of ''[[Exiles]]'' lasted about six issues.
* [[Batman Adventures]] (the second volume): a comic written by Ty Templeton and [[Dan Slott]] as a sequel to ''[[Batman: The Animated Series]]'' that did its best to tie in with the [[DC Animated Universe]]. It was very sadly killed after only 17 issues to be replaced with a [[The Batman]] tie-in comic, leaving all of the plotlines (sadly the creative team planned on to at least 40 issues, some details on the Toonzone boards) except for the ones that they scrambled to cover in the last four issues [[Left Hanging|dangling]].
* [[Batman Adventures]] (the second volume): a comic written by Ty Templeton and [[Dan Slott]] as a sequel to ''[[Batman: The Animated Series]]'' that did its best to tie in with the [[DC Animated Universe]]. It was very sadly killed after only 17 issues to be replaced with a [[The Batman]] tie-in comic, leaving all of the plotlines (sadly the creative team planned on to at least 40 issues, some details on the Toonzone boards) except for the ones that they scrambled to cover in the last four issues [[Left Hanging|dangling]].
* Although ''[[Voices]]'' had a good run (with exciting action, well-made drama and a unique [[Interactive Comic|Interactive Comics]] gimmick that gave the series its name), it only lasted one and a half chapters due to pressure from [[Real Life]] on the author, which massively stifled the update rate.
* Although ''[[Voices]]'' had a good run (with exciting action, well-made drama and a unique [[Interactive Comic|Interactive Comics]] gimmick that gave the series its name), it only lasted one and a half chapters due to pressure from [[Real Life]] on the author, which massively stifled the update rate.
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