21 Beloved TV Shows That Left Fans Yearning for Closure

Sometimes, TV shows are so good that fans never want them to end. Here is a list of 21 TV shows that have left us wanting more, and that fans want brought back.

Game of Thrones, 2019

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GOT fans committed a massive chunk of their lives to this TV show, and they understandably felt devastated when it ended in 2019. Fans were upset with how the show ended, and the season 8 finale was severely panned by critics. Fans would like the original TV show to return, possibly to redress some of the disappointing final scenes and beyond. 

The Sopranos, Ended in 2007

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The Sopranos was a fantastic TV show, spanning eight years, six seasons, and airing 86 episodes. Fans agree that the series ended too soon and abruptly and would love to see this show back on TV.

 

The O.C, Ended in 2007

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This TV show gained an almost cult following as it captivated audiences with a mix of comedy, drama, and romance. A wealthy group of neighbors from the prestigious area of Newport Beach in Orange County, California, become involved with a troubled youth, and that’s precisely what he brings them: trouble. Fans would love to see this show back on TV.

 

Friends, Ended in 2004

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Friends have had a big resurgence amongst the younger generation, and it is now the favorite TV show of Gen Z. This iconic series was hilarious, and everything about it was great, including the script, the cast, and the sets; I could go on. The truth is that fans miss Monica, Chandler, Rachel, Ross, Phoebe, and Joey. We want Friends back.

 

Scrubs, Ended in 2010

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Rated 9.7 stars on IMDB, after nine years and seven seasons, Scrubs went out with a bang in 2010 with an epic finale. But, honestly, it’s a brilliant ending that just left us wanting more.

 

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Ended in 1996

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Everyone agrees that this series should be brought back. Will Smith made us all laugh for six years, across six seasons and 144 episodes, as the boy from Philly living with his rich, upper-class in-laws. And I’ll not mention how much we need to see Carlton’s stupid dancing, but it’s a lot.

Suits, Ended in 2019

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This series about a high-powered law firm who is keeping a dangerous secret was a great TV show with a brilliant cast and intelligent storylines. The show still holds a rating of 8.4 stars on IMDB, and fans of Suits everywhere are keen for the show to return.

Breaking Bad, Ended in 2013

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The final episode of Breaking Bad still has a star rating of 9.9 on IMDB, demonstrating just how epic this TV series was and adding testimony to why fans want it back.

 

Cheers, Ended in 1993

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This iconic show ran for almost ten years, eleven seasons, and 275 episodes. Everything about Cheers was excellent, and fans still miss it today. Even though the last episode aired in 1993, Cheers would still have a solid fan base today who would be excited to see their favorite show back on TV.

 

Sons of Anarchy, Ended in 2014

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Fans of Sons of Anarchy have been calling for this show to return since its epic series finale in 2014, which still scores 9.6 stars on IMDB.

 

Lost, Ended in 2010

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After six years, six seasons, and 121 episodes, fans of this TV show have felt ‘Lost’ without it. See what we did there? This show had everything: drama, adventure, romance, and fantasy mixed into one, and fans want it back ASAP.

 

Succession, Ended in 2023

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This show depicted the power struggles that go on behind the scenes of a wealthy family’s media empire. The storylines were full of intrigue and corporate manipulation. There hasn’t been anything to rival this show since it ended in 2023, and fans are desperate for its return.  

 

Dexter, Ended in 2013

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Fans have been missing their favorite vigilante serial killer from the epic show Dexter, and they want this show brought back ASAP, please.

 

The Office, Ended in 2013

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Regarding the writing, acting, and storylines, The Office was a brilliant work of art. When the series ended in 2013, the writers decided to go out on a high, and the last episode was rated 9.8 stars on IMDB. This makes fans want to bring back the show even more, as it was such an entertaining series.

 

Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Ended in 2003

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Hailed as one of the best TV series ever, Buffy the Vampire Slayer was a fantastic show that fans never wanted to end. Sadly, in 2003, that’s exactly what happened, and fans have been calling for its return ever since.

 

Sex and the City, Ended in 1998

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Since the TV series Sex and the City ended, there have been two movies and a new sister series called Just Like That. But neither of these scratched the itch that fans have for the original series. Please bring back the O.G. Sex and the City now.

Mad Men, Ended in 2015

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Set in the corporate world of 1960s New York, nothing quite compares to the brilliance of this TV show. It had style, class, elegance, drama, and intrigue. Fans would love to see Mad Men return to their screens.

 

Westworld, Ended in 2022

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A show that nobody wanted to end finally said goodbye to its massive fan base in 2022. This futuristic, sci-fi extravaganza left us all wanting more.

 

Suits, Ended in 2019

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This series about a high-powered law firm who is keeping a dangerous secret was a great TV show with a brilliant cast and intelligent storylines. With a rating of 8.4 stars on IMDB, fans of Suits everywhere are keen for the show to return.

 

Fleabag, Ended in 2019

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Fleabag still has a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes; it was such a witty, intelligent, and funny show that they couldn’t score it any higher, adding testimony to why fans want this show brought back.

Black Mirror, Ended in 2023

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This Emmy-award-winning sci-fi series explores humanity’s darker side and intertwines it with modernity. Its massive fan base misses the show and desperately wants it to be brought back.

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Catherine Keating

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