I read in another thread that Carnivale was cancelled on a cliffhanger or without a satisfactory conclusion.
I was annoyed when the same happened to Space:Above & Beyond...Can you think of any more shows where this has happened?

Jake 2.0
Farscape
Firefly
Threshold
Jericho
The 4400
Space: Above and Beyond
Red Dwarf
Space Island One
Star Trek Enterprise
SeaQuest DSV

Surface

Mutant X
Tru Calling

John Doe another fox brilliant idea

you could talk about babylon 5 they really never said what happened to londo G'Kar they did show a possible future for them but Gkar did leave b5 leaha on a hunt for the truth type mission

Blood Ties!!!
Las Vegas
Drive
Traveler

Jeremiah

Dead Like Me
Earth 2

Joan of Arcadia

Twin Peaks

@philn I had forgotten about Earth 2, I would like to know what idiot gave the decision to cancel that show!

Babylon 5
the books cover alot of the gaps

@ ged the network did it wanted more creative control I believe it was NBC at that time they did the same with seaquest they wouldnt give in to spielbergs wishes or vice versa cant really remember

@gedmen IMHO it was the network bean counters of course. It didn't build an wide audience immediately. In the 90's, that was a sin that couldn't be tolerated for any show.

@captsheridan Surface was a great show! Too bad this wasn't allowed to develop as the story line was unique and really getting interesting when it was chopped.

Anyone else notice that most of the shows listed are SciFi? I wonder if this is because they are more expensive to produce than a comedy? If so then the question becomes why are they allowed a season or two? Surely the networks have seen a budget before approvals are given.

Cape Wrath (UK)

@capt i am still upset at that one . my d/l ended just before the end and i heard second hand about the " surrounding scenery" is it to come back or not.?

Invasion - sort of a cliffhanger
Day Break - a lot left to explain
journeyman - a lot left to explain

All three tried to tie up somethings but left a lot to be answered to me.

i think sci-fi shows have more going on plotwise than comedys. Comedy's don't necessarily have a lot of serial plot elements and thus often aren't in a state to have a cliffhanger.

odyssey 5

Millennium

@merlin I believe it was canceled

Rome
Deadwood

Daybreak finished as net only and left a ton of questions

Well It just goes to prove the TV executives are as dumb in the UK as they are in the USA.
They have canceled Primeval and left it with some very big questions unanswered.

here here (or is it hear hear lol)

The Invaders.....Alien beings from a distant planet come to make this planet their new home...featuring David Jenkins a newspaper reporter who knows they are here.
The Australian comedy SuperNova.

@ iceman, Query, What was the cliffhanger on Farscape.

@everyone, I was thinking when you post the show name, please it would help me nyway, as just a member, if you could post a synopsis of what the cliffhanger was.

Thanks!

Dark Angel ended on a cliffhanger for me, when they just left Max and her gang standing there, ready to confront the biggest battle of the show, the fight for the rights of all the Mutants that sprang out of Manticore...and then we never got to see any more.

@thetrekhippy

They did have a cliffhanger at the end of season four, the two lead characters had been turned in to crystals.
But they finally ended the show properly when they went back and made The Peacekeeper Wars.

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Firefly had a huge one, but they settled it with a movie, though still left some un-answered questions. Dead Like Me was sortta a cliffhanger. I mean, you never Learn Rube's secret and the movie didn't answer any of that.

And whoever said Babylon 5, it wasn't canceled.

Primeval was a great show that was left with a lot of answers.