Yes, very good point. The show is being canceled because it doesn't work as an ongoing production, but apparently it does work (or at least works much better) as a mini-series-type thing. That argues, perhaps, for more focus on mini-series and less insistence on long-running series, but the reality is that mini-series need to have yet-even-greater ratings to justify the relatively higher cost of production (since an asset is essentially wasted, when the sets and production setups are discarded after the too-few hours of the mini-series are completed). We viewers are like the airline passengers who want the first class seating and service for the bargain basement price.
I think I remember her saying on Friday's episode "It's 2010, we've been off the air that long?" wondered if that was a next season anticipated episode/joke. Too bad it's been cancelled now that it's getting pretty good, at least we get to see it thru to the end.
, but why not throw that word at Whedon and his staff and his preferred actors, etc., if they're not willing to provide the kind of programming we want at the budget that Syfy allocates for shows like this? 
