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* ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' has seen a number of follow-ups in other media showing what became of the crew after the series presented only three of the ''Enterprise'''s five-year mission. First there was ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries'' which continued the mission on Saturday mornings. Then there was ''Film/StarTrekTheMotionPicture'' which gave some ideas of what the crew had been up to since the mission wrapped up, including Kirk's promotion to admiral, [=McCoy=]'s retirement and Spock's pursuit of Vulcan Kolinahr, the abandonment of all emotion. ''Then'' came a trilogy of Star Trek novels collectively titled ''The Lost Years'' to fill the gap between the show's cancellation and the first movie. Finally there are IDW Comics' series ''Year Four'' and ''Year Five'' with their own takes on what happened during the mission's final two years, with the first issue of ''Year Four'' picking up immediately after the last televised episode.
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* ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' has seen a number of follow-ups in other media showing what became of the crew after the series presented only three of the ''Enterprise'''s five-year mission. First there was ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries'' which continued the mission on Saturday mornings. Then there was ''Film/StarTrekTheMotionPicture'' which gave some ideas of what the crew had been up to since the mission wrapped up, including Kirk's promotion to admiral, [=McCoy=]'s retirement and Spock's pursuit of Vulcan Kolinahr, the abandonment of all emotion. Then, there was ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan'', which was initially expected to be the GrandFinale for ''Star Trek''. ''Then'' came a trilogy of Star Trek novels collectively titled ''The Lost Years'' to fill the gap between the show's cancellation and the first movie. Finally there are IDW Comics' series ''Year Four'' and ''Year Five'' with their own takes on what happened during the mission's final two years, with the first issue of ''Year Four'' picking up immediately after the last televised episode.
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* While ''{{Film/Stargate}}'' was developed into a television show, it took a lot of liberties with the film's canon, and went in an entirely different direction. Author Bill [=McCay=] took Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich's notes, and wrote five novels that are very different from ''Series/StargateSG1'', but follow the original plan for the film franchise.
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* The ''Film/{{Divergent}}'' series of films is an infamous aversion. After producers thought they could follow in the footsteps of Franchise/HarryPotter and Literature/TheHungerGames by adapting the last book into two movies, ''The Divergent Series: Allegiant'' performed so poorly that the producers soon scrapped their plans for a theatrical conclusion and instead began looking for ways to wrap up the story on television. After the cast (most notably Creator/ShaileneWoodley) emphasized their unwillingness to work on a television project, those plans were soon scrapped as well, leaving the series ultimately unresolved (unless one goes back to read the books).
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* While the first ''Film/{{Star Trek|The Motion Picture}}'' movie wasn't intended to wrap up the [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries Original Series]] storyline, later movies did eventually finish it pretty much conclusively, particularly ''Film/StarTrekGenerations''.
* While the first ''Film/{{Star Trek|The Motion Picture}}'' movie wasn't intended to wrap up the [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries Original Series]] storyline, later movies did eventually finish it pretty much conclusively, particularly ''Film/StarTrekGenerations''.
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* While the first ''Film/{{Star Trek|The Motion Picture}}'' movie wasn't intended to wrap up the [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries Original Series]] storyline, later movies did eventually finish it pretty much conclusively, particularly ''Film/StarTrekGenerations''.
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* ''Series/AlienNation'' ended its sole season on a cliffhanger which eventually saw two resolutions elsewhere, first with the novel ''Dark Horizon'' and then with a TV movie also called ''Dark Horizon''. The book novelizes both the cliffhanger episode "Green Eyes" and the unproduced script for what would have been the season 2 opener. The TV movie, produced years later, retcons certain events from "Green Eyes" to provide a self-contained story with noticeably older characters.
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* ''Anime/MartianSuccessorNadesico''[='=]s story was meant to be concluded in a sequence of novels and [[TheMovie a trilogy of movies]]. However, due to unknown disagreements among the people involved in the production, the audience was still LeftHanging. There were a few supplementary materials (two video games and the ''Anime/{{Gekiganger 3}}'' OVA) that did at least wrap up the main story of the ''show''. However, few outside of Japan have ever seen the video games - most annoyingly, the second one, which was supposed to conclude the series once and for all.
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* ''Anime/MartianSuccessorNadesico''[='=]s story was meant to be concluded in a sequence of novels and [[TheMovie a trilogy of movies]]. However, due to unknown disagreements among the people involved in the production, the audience was still LeftHanging. There were a few supplementary materials (two video games and the ''Anime/{{Gekiganger 3}}'' OVA) that did at least wrap up the main story of the ''show''. However, few outside of Japan have ever seen the video games - -- most annoyingly, the second one, which was supposed to conclude the series once and for all.
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* ''Series/{{Heroes}}'' season four (Volume Five) ended with a shocking turn and the promise of another volume titled ''Brave New World'' which would've focused on [[spoiler: norms learning about the specials and how the world dealt with it]]. However, the show wasn't picked up for another season. A thirteen episode follow-up miniseries, ''Heroes: Reborn'', aired in 2015.
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* ''Series/{{Heroes}}'' season four (Volume Five) ended with a shocking turn and the promise of another volume titled ''Brave New World'' which would've focused on [[spoiler: norms [[spoiler:norms learning about the specials and how the world dealt with it]]. However, the show wasn't picked up for another season. A thirteen episode 13-episode follow-up miniseries, ''Heroes: Reborn'', aired in 2015.
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* After Season 3 of ''WesternAnimation/FinalSpace'' ended on one hell of a DownerEnding in which [[spoiler: Invictus breaks out of Final Space]] and cancelled shortly after, it was announced in April 2023 that the series would be concluded in a graphic novel titled ''Final Space: The Final Chapter'', set to be published in 2024.
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* After Season 3 of ''WesternAnimation/FinalSpace'' ended on one hell of a DownerEnding in which [[spoiler: Invictus [[spoiler:Invictus breaks out of Final Space]] and cancelled shortly after, it was announced in April 2023 that the series would be concluded in a graphic novel titled ''Final Space: The Final Chapter'', set to be published in 2024.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TreasurePlanet'' received a sequel in the form of a video game, ''VideoGame/TreasurePlanetBattleAtProcyon''.
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* Due to the ''[[WesternAnimation/PixarShorts Cars Toons: To Protect and Serve]]'' being cancelled, the story was eventually told and resolved in the form of a storybook.
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* Following its cancellation, ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'' saw a continuation in the form of the graphic novel ''[[ComicBook/DannyPhantomAGlitchInTime A Glitch in Time]]''.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Avalon}}'' ended three years of ScheduleSlip with a synoptic prose epilogue.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Avalon}}'' ''Webcomic/{{Avalon|1999}}'' ended three years of ScheduleSlip with a synoptic prose epilogue.
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* ''Anime/RemyNobodysGirl'' was so hated in Japan that the producers couldn't air the final three episodes. They went straight to DVD instead. Despite being reviled in Japan, [[GermansLoveDavidHasslehoff the Russian, Filipino, Italian, and Arabic fandoms loved it.]]
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* ''Anime/RemyNobodysGirl'' was so hated in Japan that the producers couldn't air the final three episodes. They went straight to DVD instead. Despite being reviled in Japan, [[GermansLoveDavidHasslehoff [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff the Russian, Filipino, Italian, and Arabic fandoms loved it.]]
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*''Anime/RemyNobodysGirl'' was so hated in Japan that the producers couldn't air the final three episodes. They went straight to DVD instead. Despite being reviled in Japan, the Russian, Filipino, Italian and Arabic fandom loved it.
