8 Great TV Shows Unfairly Cancelled In 2014

Towards the end of every television season, the tension in the air is nearly palpable as loyal fans take a deep breath and prepare for the inevitable barrage of cancellations. Many might sigh in relief as their favourites emerge unscathed, others might cringe as they watch their show move to the Friday night death slot. Any cancellation is reason for sorrow, but no announcement is as heartbreaking as the one you never saw coming. For many shows, the surprise and outrage of thousands of fans begs the question: Where did it all go wrong?

WATCH: Hillary Clinton makes rounds on TV shows defending Israel's Gaza offensive

“They’re trapped by their leadership, unfortunately,” Clinton said of the Palestinians during an interview with Jon Stewart of The Daily Show.

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Just days after her husband went on Indian television to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian crisis, former secretary of state and presumed presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton took to the airwaves in the United States to voice criticism of Hamas and express support for the Israeli military campaign in the Gaza Strip.

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5 Twisted TV Shows No One Seems To Remember

Weird is really only good when it works. You can apply this (weirdness) to anything. From films to music and art, if it works, cool. People will remember it forever, usually. But if the weird is bad, people will lock it away in the vaults inside their minds forever. It is with that thinking in mind that we decided to dig up some shows that were so insane, so twisted, that no one seems to remember them. TV is an ever-expanding medium, but sometimes that is not always a good thing. Here are five twisted TV shows that no one seems to remember.

Homeboys in Outer Space

We have brought this show up before, because part of us are convinced we made it up in our minds. Consisting or terrible urban stereotypes set against the backdrop of space and tainted by the zaniness of poorly written sci-fi. Homeboys in Outer Space was so bad, it wasn’t good. You know how some stuff is so bad it ends up being ironically good? Yes, this was not that.

Remembering The Remarkably Unremarkable Short-Lived 'Tenafly' TV Series

After last week's repost of the TV show "The Outcasts" (HERE), what better time then to repost another article I wrote a few years ago about another long forgotten black TV show.

True, it wasn’t as obviously groundbreaking as "The Outcasts." It only lasted four episodes, but in its subtle and understated way, it was, in many ways, just as important and groundbreaking. I’m referring the 1973 NBC detective series "Tenafly" with James McEachin.