#lady-in-pink

[loveliedoll]

I adore running a girl blog

[beyhr]

bringing the apple jam to market 🍎

[midnightsinger36]

It's so cute! Lucky Prowl!

[equaly]

credit

[alphacrone]

no one seems happier in life than those eccentric old ladies who wear all one color or collect frogs or have wacky hair colors and usually live alone with some funky pets and have weekly book club meetings with their equally amazing friends

[confessionsdiaz]

me when YET ANOTHER SHOW I LIKE GETS CANcELLED

[sailorsenshigifs]

[ginwilliamsart]

Tell me Boar, tell me Boar Was it love at first sight?

Tell me Boar, tell me Boar Did you put up a fight?

Fire Emblem Three Houses feat Grease

[littlest-foxx]

i’ve missed having a bathtub so baddd

[mr-and-mr-mitchell]

Shows that got cancelled despite being good, popular, and having tonnes of potential to go on to become classics:

Kaos - 1 season - Netflix - Ends with set up for a following season

Shadow and Bone - 2 seasons - Netflix - Season 3 was already mostly written when cancelled

My Lady Jane - 1 season - Amazon Prime - Story not resolved, set up for a second season (in fact the show shows you what's supposed to happen in the second season)

Half-Bad: The Bastard Child and the Devil Himself - 1 Season - Netflix - Main story wrapped up but easily open enough for a second series exploring the world

Star Wars: The Acolyte - 1 season - Disney Plus - First series feels mostly like set up for a second series we'll now never get

Dead Boy Detectives - 1 season - Netflix - Set up for a second series with a minor cliff hanger and an open continuation for the characters

Lockwood and Co - 1 season - Netflix - Potential for a second season

I Am Not Okay With This - 1 season - Netflix - Story not properly resolved, needed a second season

National Treasure: Edge of History - 1 season - Disney Plus - Story concluded, but lots of potential for a second season

Gentleman Jack - 2 Seasons - HBO Max/BBC - So much more potential, it had so much real life basis it could have followed

Our Flag Means Death - 2 Seasons - HBO Max - I actually liked the ending we got, but I feel like the show had more potential, particularly with the crew

First Kill - 1 season - Netflix - (Not one I watched, it was on my tbw but it got cancelled and I didn't see the point)

Grease: Rise of The Pink Ladies - 1 season - Disney Plus - So much more potential And Insult to injury they've all but wiped it from the platform

A running theme for these shows are that they have a pretty high amount of LGBT rep, with a lot of these shows centering on queer characters and stories, as well as representation for POC. There are also a lot of fantasy/supernatural shows.

I just find it fascinating that there seems to be a lot of similarities between most of these shows.

[miss-ang3l]

Same look, different font

[darthteeth]

I was supposed to drop this on valentine's day but I was busy having a meltdown 😔

taglist!!!!💓💞

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[zerocalorievanillaicecream]

[melancholygirl111]

[confessionsdiaz]

sometimes i am doing fine and then i get struck by an intense yearning for a show that was cancelled too early

[loveliedoll]

Good morning ladies!