Gargoyles on the condition they make it a continuation and bring back Greg Wiseman.
Just awesome like that
The Buzz On Maggie, because it had the potential to be so much better than it actually was. On second thought, the show really kinda sucked, but could've been okay in the hands of better writers.
edited 24th Oct '12 11:28:57 PM by 0dd1
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Seems like there'll be a lot of Disney shows. I would've like to have seen a continuation of Jake Long, with the writers being allowed much more free rein than what they had.
Hey Arnold I think deserves to continued as well.
Speaking of Greg Weisman, Bring Back Spec Spidey!!!
edited 25th Oct '12 9:23:37 AM by blueflame724
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Violence Is Necessary!
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This, provided they get better animation and someone who understands how to write characters that are female that can appeal to just about everyone... Oh, and no Sadist Show -type humor (one key reason this show sucked besides weak animation) - that's the reason people don't fondly watch Disney for anything that isn't Gravity Falls or Phineas And Ferb (which I don't even like that much, BTW)... And that kind of sickens me.
edited 25th Oct '12 11:07:26 AM by LostAnarchist
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I wouldn't mind seeing Spider Man The Animated Series without the massive amounts of Executive Meddling. The show hasn't aged the best, and I specifically blame the Fox Executives for having such an iron grip on the franchise. I don't get why Spider-Man had so much grief when X Men The Animated Series didn't have nearly as hard of a time.
Mad Scientist Wannabe
New management. All the execs at FOX hate each other and want to undermine the predecessor's decisions.
Eclipse the Moon
Just awesome like that
Now THAT was a hilarious show.
Now that I think of it, I don't know whether or not I want it to have a second shot so much as I want the episodes to be more readily available (legally or otherwise), but Sheep In The Big City needs to be dug out from its grave. That's pretty much the show that defined my sense of humor.
edited 25th Oct '12 1:29:28 PM by 0dd1
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Eclipse the Moon
On that note, Clone High.
I'm having to learn to pay the price
Just awesome like that
I dunno, while I wasn't 100% fond of the show's ending, I don't think there's much that can be done after how it ended without jumping over some really big sharks.
On that note, they can't even put in a clone of Henry Winkler anyway as a joke on that, since he's still alive and well.
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How about Mighty Max? That show actually dared to go into brutal, hardcore territory to the point that you'll sit there and think What Do You Mean, It's for Kids??
It only lasted one season, and that's a shame, because the season finale had The Bad Guy Wins. Fortunately, Max hit the Reset Button, which means that the second season would have had him repeating the events of the first season. Luckily, he remembers what happened last time, he would try to do a better job the next time around. Then there's the fact that Skullmaster (voiced by Tim Curry) is evil incarnate, very scary, and not funny at all. Get this...one episode revealed that he serves a master. When you consider that this master of his was never seen, it makes you wonder just how terrifying this master is. Maybe it's an Eldritch Abomination like in the Cthulhu Mythos! <Shivers>
This show could use a reboot, which wouldn't be too hard, thanks to the Reset Button pushed at the end there! 
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Eclipse the Moon
The series was cut short As You Know. I'm pretty sure the writers started writing the 1st Episode of season 2 when they were told that their show was cancelled.
I would like to see The Dreamstone continued, albeit without the Villain Protagonist dynamic. I think the Urpneys should play a large part in the show, but not to the extent of restricting everything else and not allowing any development or sympathy for the heroes or other surreal concepts the show had. Looking at Mike Jupp's manuscripts and the pilot episode, it seemed the whole dynamic had a lot potential for world building and creative exploration.
Also dilute the saccharine tone, not making it Darker and Edgier per se, just tone it down so it's not juvenile 'sunshine and rainbows' in tone. Even just taking a Friendship Is Magic direction with a lot Periphery Demographic and basic Character Development would improve it by miles. Hell, just going the direction the pilot had set would likely work fine.
I might say Sonic Satam, might because let's face it, it's been anticipated for so long, it would likely be impossible to hold up to the standards fans have planned. Not to mention I fear how it would hold up, even looking at Hurst's written plans I'm uneasy. I think it had potential though, and I prefered it's enterpretation of the Freedom Fighters a lot more than Archie's (even if ended up skewed by the Sally favoritism later on).
edited 25th Oct '12 3:52:38 PM by Psi001
I would like to see more of Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes. :)
I smell magic in the air. Or maybe barbecue.
Danny Phantom Great stuff was going on for a long time,even the third season wasn't too horrible
But so many point got cut out like the Vlad/Pariah Dark deal,Dark Danny was never heard from again
And then of course the Distaff Counterpart to Danny
edited 25th Oct '12 3:45:05 PM by terlwyth
The Jossed
Because I feel the world could always use more crime fighting with a fighter jet.
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Invader Zim, duh. I don't want it back completely as much as I want the unfinished transcribed episodes completed. And a movie. My god a movie would be awesome.
Sad it didn't see the light of day for long which really sucks!
Just awesome like that
I don't know if that's what you're referring to, but there was that Invader Dib movie they had planned that looked really awesome.
Hell, even the transcribed episodes I could live without if they animated the ones that had been voiced already.
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I wouldn't mind seeing more episodes of The Trap Door, albeit maybe with a longer length than the four minute originals (that tended to be over as they just got started). Might require a few good Other Darrins after Willie Rushton's death however.
edited 25th Oct '12 9:06:40 PM by Psi001
I agree with the person way above, Spectacular Spider-Man deserves a continuation, especially after that cliffhanger ending.
Kappa Mikey.
...don't judge me, it was my absolute favorite show when I was 10! I think it went on a permanent hiatus or something?
A chub from the Grant Corporation
There’s apparently a full season’s worth of episodes, but only audio versions exist for the unaired ones. This performed well enough on Adult Swim to get a DVD release, so surely they should be able to scrape up enough money to finish the rest of the episodes.
Confirmed Bachelors: the dramedy hit of 1883!
This is a title.
Plus 1 Swat Kats. Plus 1 Symbionic Titan Plus 1 Greggoyles
edited 29th Oct '12 3:18:16 PM by Eagal
You fell victim to one of the classic blunders!
There are many shows we'd like to see return to our screens. Which in particular do you think are worthy of a reboot or continuation?
Alternatively is there a show you think didn't quite hit the mark first time round and would like to see reattempt with a better effort (I suppose this could be considered a follow up to the "Good Idea Poor Execution" thread, having now discussed a show's problems, how would you have gone about solving them and remaking it as a plausible effort?).
edited 24th Oct '12 7:03:29 PM by Psi001