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* After the first season of ''Animation/NoonboryAndTheSuper7'' finished its run, no mention of a second was announced ([[NoExportForYou at least, not in the Western world]]), and not too long after, reruns were quietly removed from broadcast.
* ''Animation/StitchAndAi'''s last episode ended with [[LeftHanging a couple lingering plot threads]], with one of the BigBad factions vowing that they will go after Stitch again now that they know firsthand [[spoiler:how [[MakeMyMonsterGrow his metamorphosis program works]]]], and Stitch himself still not having found the shrine he's been looking for throughout the show, although Ai tells him that they will continue to find it. The show's director stated that the production team had discussions about ideas for a potential season two, including possible appearances by some of [[Characters/LiloAndStitchExperiments Jumba's other experiments]] and an answer as to why Stitch [[WistfulAmnesia does not remember much of his life before Ai]], but Creator/{{Disney}} was waiting for ratings from other countries first. However, with the show being another [[BrokenBase base-breaking]] entry among fans of the ''Franchise/LiloAndStitch'' franchise and [[InvisibleAdvertising not getting much advertising]] by Disney, especially when its American release was on a pre-Creator/DisneyPlus streaming service that most audiences don't know of, it didn't really stand a chance of getting another season. It was eventually succeeded in 2020 by an AlternateUniverse [[Manga/StitchAndTheSamurai Japanese manga]].
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* After the first season of ''Animation/NoonboryAndTheSuper7'' finished its run, no mention of a second was announced ([[NoExportForYou at least, not in the Western world]]), and not too long after, reruns were quietly removed from broadcast.
* ''Animation/StitchAndAi'''s last episode ended with [[LeftHanging a couple lingering plot threads]], with one of the BigBad factions vowing that they will go after Stitch again now that they know firsthand [[spoiler:how [[MakeMyMonsterGrow his metamorphosis program works]]]], and Stitch himself still not having found the shrine he's been looking for throughout the show, although Ai tells him that they will continue to find it. The show's director stated that the production team had discussions about ideas for a potential season two, including possible appearances by some of [[Characters/LiloAndStitchExperiments Jumba's other experiments]] and an answer as to why Stitch [[WistfulAmnesia does not remember much of his life before Ai]], but Creator/{{Disney}} was waiting for ratings from other countries first. However, with the show being another [[BrokenBase base-breaking]] entry among fans of the ''Franchise/LiloAndStitch'' franchise and [[InvisibleAdvertising not getting much advertising]] by Disney, especially when its American release was on a pre-Creator/DisneyPlus streaming service that most audiences don't know of, it didn't really stand a chance of getting another season. It was eventually succeeded in 2020 by an AlternateUniverse [[Manga/StitchAndTheSamurai Japanese manga]].
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* After the first season of ''Animation/NoonboryAndTheSuper7'' finished its run, no mention of a second was announced ([[NoExportForYou at least, not in the Western world]]), and not too long after, reruns were quietly removed from broadcast.
* ''Animation/StitchAndAi'''s last episode ended with [[LeftHanging a couple lingering plot threads]], with one of the BigBad factions vowing that they will go after Stitch again now that they know firsthand [[spoiler:how [[MakeMyMonsterGrow his metamorphosis program works]]]], and Stitch himself still not having found the shrine he's been looking for throughout the show, although Ai tells him that they will continue to find it. The show's director stated that the production team had discussions about ideas for a potential season two, including possible appearances by some of [[Characters/LiloAndStitchExperiments Jumba's other experiments]] and an answer as to why Stitch [[WistfulAmnesia does not remember much of his life before Ai]], but Creator/{{Disney}} was waiting for ratings from other countries first. However, with the show being another [[BrokenBase base-breaking]] entry among fans of the ''Franchise/LiloAndStitch'' franchise and [[InvisibleAdvertising not getting much advertising]] by Disney, especially when its American release was on a pre-Creator/DisneyPlus streaming service that most audiences don't know of, it didn't really stand a chance of getting another season. It was eventually succeeded in 2020 by an AlternateUniverse [[Manga/StitchAndTheSamurai Japanese manga]].
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* After the first season of ''Animation/NoonboryAndTheSuper7'' finished its run, no mention of a second was announced ([[NoExportForYou at least, not in the Western world]]), and not too long after, reruns were quietly removed from broadcast.
* ''Animation/StitchAndAi'''s last episode ended with [[LeftHanging a couple lingering plot threads]], with one of the BigBad factions vowing that they will go after Stitch again now that they know firsthand [[spoiler:how [[MakeMyMonsterGrow his metamorphosis program works]]]], and Stitch himself still not having found the shrine he's been looking for throughout the show, although Ai tells him that they will continue to find it. The show's director stated that the production team had discussions about ideas for a potential season two, including possible appearances by some of [[Characters/LiloAndStitchExperiments Jumba's other experiments]] and an answer as to why Stitch [[WistfulAmnesia does not remember much of his life before Ai]], but Creator/{{Disney}} was waiting for ratings from other countries first. However, with the show being another [[BrokenBase base-breaking]] entry among fans of the ''Franchise/LiloAndStitch'' franchise and [[InvisibleAdvertising not getting much advertising]] by Disney, especially when its American release was on a pre-Creator/DisneyPlus streaming service that most audiences don't know of, it didn't really stand a chance of getting another season. It was eventually succeeded in 2020 by an AlternateUniverse [[Manga/StitchAndTheSamurai Japanese manga]].
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* Despite once being AdoredByTheNetwork, ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' ended its tenth season with no fanfare. Much of the final season would end up airing on Nicktoons instead of airing on the main Nickelodeon channel, and the final episode was just a regular 11-minute episode. The creator Butch Hartman confirmed that the show indeed ended when discussing his departure from the network's animation studio in a [=YouTube=] video the following year.
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* Despite once being AdoredByTheNetwork, ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' ended its tenth season with no fanfare. Much of the final season would end up airing on Nicktoons instead of airing on the main Nickelodeon channel, channel (which is usually a sign that a show is dead), and the final episode was just a regular 11-minute episode. The creator Butch Hartman confirmed that the show indeed ended when discussing his departure from the network's animation studio in a [=YouTube=] video the following year.
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* ''Series/GothamKnights2023'' was cancelled because due to a combination of low ratings.
* "Series/{{Inhumans}}'', a live-action series made for the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, wound up premiering to abysmal critical scores and horrific ratings after a disastrous Comic-Con presentation and early screening for IMAX. Combined with all this and the numerous behind-the-scenes troubles involving Marvel Television and their frustration at Marvel Studios having been cut off from them by Disney (after one too many instances of ExecutiveMeddling), and with no word of renewal when the series ended in December of 2017 ''and'' the announcement that Disney was buying Fox (who had the X-Men and Fantastic Four film rights, hence why the series even existed), the show was subjected to this trope in March of 2018. Little, if any parties at all, were surprised by this considering the circumstances, especially since a ContinuityReboot is in the works.
* "Series/{{Inhumans}}'', a live-action series made for the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, wound up premiering to abysmal critical scores and horrific ratings after a disastrous Comic-Con presentation and early screening for IMAX. Combined with all this and the numerous behind-the-scenes troubles involving Marvel Television and their frustration at Marvel Studios having been cut off from them by Disney (after one too many instances of ExecutiveMeddling), and with no word of renewal when the series ended in December of 2017 ''and'' the announcement that Disney was buying Fox (who had the X-Men and Fantastic Four film rights, hence why the series even existed), the show was subjected to this trope in March of 2018. Little, if any parties at all, were surprised by this considering the circumstances, especially since a ContinuityReboot is in the works.
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ratings, disinterest in its relatively obscure cast, and shake-ups at Creator/TheCW. As such, it was offhandedly cancelled before its only season finished airing.
*"Series/{{Inhumans}}'', ''Series/{{Inhumans}}'', a live-action series made for the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, wound up premiering to abysmal critical scores and horrific ratings after a disastrous Comic-Con presentation and early screening for IMAX. Combined with all this and the numerous behind-the-scenes troubles involving Marvel Television and their frustration at Marvel Studios having been cut off from them by Disney (after one too many instances of ExecutiveMeddling), and with no word of renewal when the series ended in December of 2017 ''and'' the announcement that Disney was buying Fox (who had the X-Men and Fantastic Four film rights, hence why the series even existed), the show was subjected to this trope in March of 2018. Little, if any parties at all, were surprised by this considering the circumstances, especially since a ContinuityReboot is in the works.
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* ''Series/GothamKnights2023'' was cancelled because due to a combination of low ratings and Creator/TheCW being sold to Nexstar, which cancelled nearly all of the network's scripted programming.
* ''Series/{{Inhumans}}'', a live-action series made for the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, wound up premiering to abysmal critical scores and horrific ratings after a disastrous Comic-Con presentation and early screening for IMAX. Combined with all this and the numerous behind-the-scenes troubles involving Marvel Television and their frustration at Marvel Studios having been cut off from them by Disney (after one too many instances of ExecutiveMeddling), and with no word of renewal when the series ended in December of 2017 ''and'' the announcement that Disney was buying Fox (who had the X-Men and Fantastic Four film rights, hence why the series even existed), the show was subjected to this trope in March of 2018. Little, if any parties at all, were surprised by this considering the circumstances, especially since a ContinuityReboot is in the works.
* ''Series/{{Inhumans}}'', a live-action series made for the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, wound up premiering to abysmal critical scores and horrific ratings after a disastrous Comic-Con presentation and early screening for IMAX. Combined with all this and the numerous behind-the-scenes troubles involving Marvel Television and their frustration at Marvel Studios having been cut off from them by Disney (after one too many instances of ExecutiveMeddling), and with no word of renewal when the series ended in December of 2017 ''and'' the announcement that Disney was buying Fox (who had the X-Men and Fantastic Four film rights, hence why the series even existed), the show was subjected to this trope in March of 2018. Little, if any parties at all, were surprised by this considering the circumstances, especially since a ContinuityReboot is in the works.
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*''Series/{{Inhumans}}'', "Series/{{Inhumans}}'', a live-action series made for the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, wound up premiering to abysmal critical scores and horrific ratings after a disastrous Comic-Con presentation and early screening for IMAX. Combined with all this and the numerous behind-the-scenes troubles involving Marvel Television and their frustration at Marvel Studios having been cut off from them by Disney (after one too many instances of ExecutiveMeddling), and with no word of renewal when the series ended in December of 2017 ''and'' the announcement that Disney was buying Fox (who had the X-Men and Fantastic Four film rights, hence why the series even existed), the show was subjected to this trope in March of 2018. Little, if any parties at all, were surprised by this considering the circumstances, especially since a ContinuityReboot is in the works.
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* Series/GothamKnights2023 It was cancelled because all the characters were unknown to many viewers and the storylines and costumes were terrible, it was not pick up for another season due to it low ratings.
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* Series/GothamKnights2023 It ''Series/GothamKnights2023'' was cancelled because all the characters were unknown to many viewers and the storylines and costumes were terrible, it was not pick up for another season due to it a combination of low ratings.ratings and Creator/TheCW being sold to Nexstar, which cancelled nearly all of the network's scripted programming.
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* Series/GothamKnights2023 It was cancelled because all the characters were unknown to many viewers and the storylines and costumes were terrible, it was not pick up another season due to it low ratings.
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* Series/GothamKnights2023 It was cancelled because all the characters were unknown to many viewers and the storylines and costumes were terrible, it was not pick up for another season due to it low ratings.
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* "[[Series/GothamKnights]]." "Series/GothamKnights2023" It was cancelled because all the characters were unknown to many viewers and the storylines and costumes were terrible, it was not pick up another season due to it low ratings.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Oddballs}}'' failed to be the smash hit that Creator/{{Netflix}} was hoping for. As a result of this, the series got quietly cancelled after its second season. Co-creator Ethan Banville confirmed this fact on his official [=YouTube=] channel, with the last piece of WebAnimation/TheOdd1sOut media related to the show, a graphic novel, being announced on that same video.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Oddballs}}'' failed to be become the smash hit that Creator/{{Netflix}} was hoping for. As a result of this, the series got quietly cancelled after its second season. Co-creator Ethan Banville confirmed this fact on his official [=YouTube=] channel, with the last piece of WebAnimation/TheOdd1sOut media related to the show, a graphic novel, being announced on that same video.
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* Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} generally doesn't announce when a series is cancelled, instead just preferring to keep airing reruns of existing episodes; for this reason, ''WesternAnimation/TheAngryBeavers'' had its fourth-wall-breaking final episode "Bye Bye Beavers" cancelled.
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* Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} generally doesn't announce when a series is cancelled, instead just preferring to keep airing reruns of existing episodes; for this reason, ''WesternAnimation/TheAngryBeavers'' had its fourth-wall-breaking final episode "Bye Bye Beavers" cancelled.
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* Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} generally doesn't announce when ''WesternAnimation/{{Oddballs}}'' failed to be the smash hit that Creator/{{Netflix}} was hoping for. As a result of this, the series is cancelled, instead just preferring to keep airing reruns of existing episodes; for got quietly cancelled after its second season. Co-creator Ethan Banville confirmed this reason, ''WesternAnimation/TheAngryBeavers'' had its fourth-wall-breaking final episode "Bye Bye Beavers" cancelled.fact on his official [=YouTube=] channel, with the last piece of WebAnimation/TheOdd1sOut media related to the show, a graphic novel, being announced on that same video.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SesameStreetMechaBuilders'' aired its' 26th episode in November 2023. A few months after it aired, a DVD was released, which rather than calling it the complete first season called it "The Complete Series", confirming the show will not make any more new episodes.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SesameStreetMechaBuilders'' ''[[Series/SesameStreet Sesame Street: Mecha Builders]]'' aired its' 26th episode in November 2023. A few months after it aired, a DVD was released, which rather than calling it the complete first season called it "The Complete Series", confirming the show will not make any more new episodes.
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* The {{revival}} of French kids show ''Series/LesMinikeums'' was quietly canned in 2021 amidst the restructuring of the France 4 channel, which wasn't profitable. The channel itself was almost going to be terminated that year but it is on life support since. All of the sketches that were uploaded on the show's official Website/YouTube account were removed.
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* The {{revival}} of French kids show ''Series/LesMinikeums'' was quietly canned in 2021 amidst the restructuring of the France 4 channel, which wasn't profitable. The channel itself was almost going to be terminated that year but it is on life support since. All of the sketches that were uploaded on the show's official Website/YouTube Platform/YouTube account were removed.
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* ''Series/TheNeighbors2015'': In 2016, it was announced that there would be a Season 2 of the series. A year later, a trailer for Season 2 was released on Website/YouTube. However, nothing ever came of this.
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* ''WesternAnimation/HighGuardianSpice'' premiered in 2021 to wildly negative reviews. Despite the first season ending on a cliffhanger, there wasn't any news regarding a second season for over two years. The massively TroubledProduction during its only season, and the general failure of Website/{{Crunchyroll}}'s initiative for original Western animation programming didn't help either. In November 2023, it was confirmed that the studio behind the series had shut down, making any continuation of the series very unlikely.
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* ''WesternAnimation/HighGuardianSpice'' premiered in 2021 to wildly negative reviews. Despite the first season ending on a cliffhanger, there wasn't any news regarding a second season for over two years. The massively TroubledProduction during its only season, and the general failure of Website/{{Crunchyroll}}'s Platform/{{Crunchyroll}}'s initiative for original Western animation programming didn't help either. In November 2023, it was confirmed that the studio behind the series had shut down, making any continuation of the series very unlikely.
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* Like the aforementioned ''New Warriors'' the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic also saw a planned ''[[ComicBook/ThePunisher Punisher]] vs. Barracuda'' miniseries, planned to make the titular Barracuda, a villain from ''ComicBook/ThePunisherMAX'', a CanonImmigrant that ended up being scrapped with no sign of it resuming production -- and being unlikely to do so in the near future with the end of ''ComicBook/ThePunisher2022'' making it clear that Marvel was washing their hands of Frank Castle.
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* Like the aforementioned ''New Warriors'' the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic also saw a planned ''[[ComicBook/ThePunisher Punisher]] vs. Barracuda'' miniseries, planned to make the titular Barracuda, a villain from ''ComicBook/ThePunisherMAX'', a CanonImmigrant that ended up being scrapped with no sign of it resuming production -- and being unlikely to do so in the near future with the end of ''ComicBook/ThePunisher2022'' ''ComicBook/Punisher2022'' making it clear that Marvel was washing their hands of Frank Castle.
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* ''Film/TheChroniclesOfNarnia'''s film adaptations. Initially beginning with a $700 million debut with ''Film/TheLionTheWitchAndTheWardrobe'', the sky was the limit for Creator/{{Disney}} and Creator/WaldenMedia's films, which seemed destined to compete with ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings'' and ''Film/HarryPotter'' film series. However, after ''Film/PrinceCaspian'' didn't make quite as much as Disney liked (only $400 million), they quietly cancelled ''The Voyage of the Dawn Treader'' until Creator/{{FOX}} picked up the rights and made [[Film/TheVoyageOfTheDawnTreader the film]] on a lower budget, with an equal return to ''Prince Caspian''. After mutterings of ''The Silver Chair'' being a reboot, talk disappeared completely until Creator/{{Netflix}} announced they were making a new series of their own in 2018.
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* ''Film/TheChroniclesOfNarnia'''s film adaptations. Initially beginning with a $700 million debut with ''Film/TheLionTheWitchAndTheWardrobe'', the sky was the limit for Creator/{{Disney}} and Creator/WaldenMedia's films, which seemed destined to compete with ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings'' and ''Film/HarryPotter'' film series. However, after ''Film/PrinceCaspian'' didn't make quite as much as Disney liked (only $400 million), they quietly cancelled ''The Voyage of the Dawn Treader'' until Creator/{{FOX}} Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox picked up the rights and made [[Film/TheVoyageOfTheDawnTreader the film]] on a lower budget, with an equal return to ''Prince Caspian''. After mutterings of ''The Silver Chair'' being a reboot, talk disappeared completely until Creator/{{Netflix}} announced they were making a new series of their own in 2018.
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* ''Series/TheBettyWhiteShow'' was one of the earliest examples of this trope. After Betty White refused to fire an African-American tap dancer who was a regular on the show, NBC [[ScrewedByTheNetwork changed its time slot]] and quietly axed it by the end of the year.
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* ''Series/TheBettyWhiteShow'' in 1954 was one of the earliest examples of this trope. After Betty White refused to fire Arthur Duncan, an African-American tap dancer who was a regular on the show, NBC [[ScrewedByTheNetwork changed its time slot]] and quietly axed it by the end of the year.
