Lux’s varied relationships with her parents and others is what made me really grow to like this show. After Lux meets both her parents, they decide that they want to be a part of her life and are awarded custody by a judge. On her 16 th birthday she decides to become an emancipated minor, but before she can do that, she has to get signatures from her two unknown birthparents, which are her mother Cate Cassidy (Shiri Appleby) and Nate “Baze” Bazile (Kristoffer Polaha). That is where Life Unexpected comes in which is about Lux (Britt Robertson), a teenage girl who had been through the foster care system for almost her whole life. I don’t watch a lot of drama television, so when I find one I have an interest in, I become heavily invested in that show. What made the cancellation even worse was hearing the season 2 plans that Paul Feig had for every single character. Whether it was Neal finding out about his father’s affair, Sam dealing with his crush, or Lindsay conflicting with who she wants to be, you were concerned about the characters and most of us identified with at least one of them.Įven though the show lasted one season it still garnered a cult following. What made me and others become hooked to the show is how the show made the audience so invested in what happened to all of the characters. We’ve all had a moment like this in high-school, right? On the flip side, Sam and his friends are considered “Geeks” and they spend a lot of their time trying to fit in with the popular kids. Lindsay being sick of her life as the perfect student starts hanging out with the burnouts at the school also known as the “Freaks”. To briefly describe the show, it centered on the family of the Weirs, specifically Lindsay (Linda Cardellini) and Sam (John Francis Daley). When it comes to Freaks and Geeks, most people you talk to will tell you this show was cancelled before it reached its potential, and I agree. The show only lasted two seasons and it ended right when it finally had a clear direction of where they wanted the show to go. Michael Rapaport was always humorous when dealing with his kids getting in trouble and the rest of the cast held their own throughout the show as well. War at Home revolved around Dave (Michael Rapaport), his wife Vicky (Anita Barone) and their daughter and their two sons and how Dave dealt with the daily issues that occurred with his family and co-workers. If you remember this show than you either hated it or you loved it, I obviously favor the latter. I am going to be writing about my top 5 shows that were cancelled way too soon. Whether it was because of ratings being too low or it was because of disputes between producers and the network, there are many reasons why television shows get the axe and it’s not always deserved.

Why was life unexpected cancelled