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It got us thinking: What other shows need the same treatment?
And if any of these shows do end up getting a movie made, were taking full credit.
Carnivale
(20032005)
If you put the tent up, they will come.
Community
(20092015)
They got six seasons, now wheres the movie?
but if the show can survive that, it can get a movie across the finish line, right?
An in-joke on the show produced the hashtag #SixSeasonsAndaMovie, and it looked like it might come true.
Freaks and Geeks
(19992000)
Picture it.
There are so many ways it could be done.
A 20th high-school reunion seems kind of obvious.
It might cost money to get them all back together.
It would be worth every penny.
This is a show that will only grow in popularity when people find it on Disney+.
Hey, Mouse House, why not launch a series of movies on your new streaming service?
On the other hand, we need more Dr. Lecter.
Yes, yo, now.
Jericho
(20062008)
This CBS hit returned from the dead once why not again?
Then CBS canceled it again.
The Last Man on Earth
(20152018)
Oh farts.
And then the fourth season ended with a surprise: They spotted dozens of people in gas masks.
And then … Fox canceled it.
Sixty-seven episodes of plot, and we dont get to know what happens next?
Lets tie it up!
Forte has evenrevealedwhat was going to happen next.
Lee Pace starred as a baker who can bring dead things back to life.
Want to know who killed someone?
Ned can wake them up and ask them.
It even won an award in 2015 fromEsquirefor the show that fans most wanted to see rebooted.
Reunion
(2005)
Some shows are on this list because they were brilliant.
Some shows are on this list because they were beloved.
ABCsReunionwasnt really either, but theres something so cruel about the way it ended.
Its a mystery that never got solved.
Imagine reading half of a mystery novel only to learn that the back half is full of empty pages.
The chemistry and timing between Timothy Olyphant and Drew Barrymore have only improved as it went on.
If it takes that long, forget one movie maybe someone like Amazon or Hulu could do a few.
And maybe they could each be half an hour long.
And there could be like 12 of them.
However, it ran for only four more years there.
It feels like a cheat that TV history should correct.
So what happened withTerriers?
