Debris
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I haven't watched it yet. Was it a cliffhanger, like Timeless was? I regard cliffhangers at the season finale as an attempt to get renewed.
Yeh, I'm mad at them again for cancelling Prodigal Son.But it wasn’t on Fox!
I watched the finale just now. It wasn't exactly a cliffhanger, but it did add several more questions to an already lengthy list. There seem to be as many agendas in this show as there are main characters. The two main protagonists seem to be the only good characters. The rest are no good.
Definitely! It was a great show and they just left it like that with no real ending. When deciding to cancel a show the executives, in their infinite wisdom (ha! ha!
), could at least allow them a few extra episodes or maybe a two hour closer that gives a proper ending for those of us who were faithful enough to follow along! 
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I will watch this once I know it has been renewed ( do not want to invest time in something that will not continue), but as much I have read about this show, it really sounds like it should have been on a streaming service like Netflix.
After being burned once too often by NBC cancelling a show, letting the story line hang, I had a series link set to record all of them but deleted all of the recordings, without watching any of them, since I had a feeling it would be cancelled.
You would think that 5 million viewers would be a big enough audience for NBC to keep. Obviously not.
You would think that 5 million viewers would be a big enough audience for NBC to keep. Obviously not.
I think people like me are not helping the cause. I won't watch some things unless I think there is likely to be an end to the story. I don't know if they know how many households are recording without watching right away. That is becoming the norm for me.
It could go to Peacock for streaming like Seal Team will do going to Paramount +
SEAL Team was renewed. Not sure how to feel about it moving to Paramount+ mid-season.
Debris was simply canceled. I was suggesting Amazon or Netflix was a possibility but that has not been happening much lately.
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I moved them onto my 6TB EHD on the off chance it comes back elsewhere.
Guess I was one of the few that actually liked it and was getting used to it's quirkiness. The addition of John Noble was a plus - loved him in Fringe. Oh well, another screw you to loyal viewers!
I enjoyed it too, and now we'll never understand where they were going with the story.
If it does come back, I'm sure the first season will be available somewhere.
