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We all know the feeling. The last few lines are spoken, and sooner than we’re able to comprehend what’s happening, the music is playing and the credits are rolling. The music is usually very sad. Whether it’s an end to a season, or the entire run, most of us have experienced the crushing feeling that comes with the cancellation or conclusion of a beloved television show. I, personally, find saying good bye to some characters very difficult; it seems that soon the cast of Community will be joining that bittersweet collection of better times.

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I remembered Freaks and Geeks and I'm planning to get it. Great show and the best show on high school and I'll take that one over Beverly Hills 90210. I still watch Futurama and I'll keep watching it till its' final episode because it is going out this year. I didn't see Ultimate Spiderman but I remembered the other Spiderman from the 90s. Firefly is another one I'll buy. Great shows that deserved to have longer lives.

Twin Peaks I think was cancelled when it should have been. The first season was brilliant. But the second season went down hill. Laura Palmer's murder was the main point of the first season, then it was solved. The second season didn't have a main focus, and it also felt like they were trying to hard too keep things weird.

And I just noticed the person that wrote the article has never even watched it. Yeah...