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There are television programs that can shudder of hearings of their Inception, now always faithful fans decades later: Fox brought backX filesAfter a hiatus of 14 years, andFriendsEnthusiasts always beg for aMeeting over 15 years after the final of the series. Then there is the series that takes some time to reach viewers - including the bintresweet shows that find only the public they deserve so richly.afterThey were canceled. Drames that fans claim comedies who have become huge success on streaming services, we have rounded up the cult television broadcasts of the years that have fainted before becoming hits.

Penn Badgley May already have been a television star at a timeYou Hit of life in 2018, but even hisGossip Girl Fame could not help this psychological thriller. The show, which focuses on Homicide Homicide Joe Goldberg and his implacable pursuit of a woman who is interested, was initially picked up during a second season before being abandoned by the network. And with good reason - withAn average of 650,000 viewers onlyIt was barely a gold goose.

But in the search for a new house on Netflix, the show also found a new audience. According to Netflix, during its first four weeks on the streaming service, more than40 million Users have granted to see JOE's scary exploits. In fact, badgery representation of the affordable sociopath has worn so muchAttention to the star on social media That he finds himself reminiscent of the fans to covet after his character who being harassed by a person without moral compass is probably no less fun than they had imagined.

There is no denying that HBOLeftovers Had an intriguing premise: what would life be life if, from nowhere, 140 million people disappeared without a trace? That said, despite the major talent, likeJustin Theroux,Liv Tyler,Carrie Coon, andChristopher EcclestonThe inaugural season of the series in 2014 was welcomed with praise less than enthusiastic. TheLos Angeles Times Nicknamed the first season "frustrating and unsatisfactory", whileVariety noted that the show had a "worldly quality to her".

By the third season of the show, however, he pulled a 98 out of 100 onMetacritic, had won an Emmy appointment for the invited actressAnn Dowdand won an association price of Coon TV reviews, withVanity fair.Richard Lawson Call the series eight episodes "deeply artificial television".

In 2010, just one year after Kardashians' strike, there was a new Californian disorder group on the radar of each. Follow the exploits of Model-Tour-TourAndrea Arlington and his three pseudo-socialites,Tess Taylor,Alexis Neuiers, andGabby, the show was surrendered by critics, with theChicago Tribune.Lindsey Roman calling "the sad song, sad of our time" and theLos Angeles Times"Robert Lloyd wearing that the first of the show would bring Western civilization "a little closer to its final collapse."

And yet, the participation of Alexis in the so-called "bling ring" - a group of burglars who flew the rich and famous film - and the subsequent film of the same name suddenly wearing viewers who suddenly claimed more and more . The proliferation of the greatest number ofemblematic scene On social media has added only to his cult appeal.

A restart of 2017 from the 1970s series of the same name,One day at a time Tell the story of Penelope Alvarez, his two children and grandmother, who live together in Los Angeles.

Unfortunately, despite a critical acclaim for its representations of mental illness, LGBTQIA problems and uncoated American struggles, Netflix has canceled the series after three seasons. Fortunately, the show had more than enough support behind that to point out by other networks, with pop picking up the series for a fourth season of 13 episodes.

While AMC has found success with Luxury Dramas asMad Men andbreaking Bad,The slaughter-A 2011 American remake of the Danish seriesFORBYDELSEN, who follows the police investigation on the murder of a teenager - did not quite find his feet. In fact, with aloss of more than one million viewers Between the first season 1 and 2, the show was canceled not once but twice with AMC.

However, despite its modest fans base, the series "Standout activating and Critical Aclaim have since its valuation of a new audience, with Netflix picking up for one last season.

Prime Minister in 2013, NBCHannibal was a tense thriller with one of the most emblematic characters of horror at its center and celebrated actors likeHugh Dance,Mads Mikkelsen, andGillian Anderson Get the best billing. Despite its potential for success, the show permanently viewed viewers during its three seasons, with an average journal of 2.9 million season 1 to just 1.24 million season 3.

Thanks to a case with Amazon Prime, however, the show has found a new audience. In 2019, the creator of the show,Bryan Fullersaid, about a fourth season, "I made it clear that I want to do it [and] the melting wants to do it ... We just need someone to bite."

The only way is Essex-WhereToreAs we know that many of his devoted fans - do not have exactly the warm reception of the British hearings, his producers hoped. Called "beyond garbage" byThe Guardian, the show of reality, which follows the life of a 20-year-old British group of people when they drink and fight, from less than a million viewers on average during his first season, with Many viewers hoping that there would be no seasons to follow.

Sorry, the enemies: nine years later, the show is still in the air, with a multitude of his stars becoming celebrities of hello through the pond. The 23rd season of the show has an average of 1.12 million viewers, but even people who do not monitor have surely seenGemma Collins even on Twitter.

It's rare for a show that struggled with notes to have fans who speaks more than six years after his last episode, but that's exactly what happened with ABCHappiness. The principle of the series followed a familiar-six attractive format 20-something friends living in a major city and trying to understand what to do with their life - but the humor was original and fresh.

Constantly lose viewers during his race, plunging an average of 5.04 million viewers at the beginning of Season 1 to 2.83 in the third season, the show was finally canceled by ABC. Since then, fans have been admitted to bringing it back. In fact, thanks to so many assets begging for his return, ABC Entertainment PresidentKarey Burke RecountHollywood journalist That there was a "distanceal possibility" of the show being restarted and something was in the "very beginning [steps]" in early 2019.

With AMC behind her andLee With the best billing, these 1980s are focused on the technology sector as a result of the personal computing revolution - had all the necessary elements to be a success. For some reason, the public was not there. In fact, with only 1.2 million viewers for the first year for its first year 2014,Stop and catch fire managed to have the most decline in the opinion of the recent AMC history. And by the first of the third season of the series, this number fell to 385,000 shocking.

However, despite the presentation of the limited presenter, the show was a critical success and continues to order an audience in his new house streaming on Netflix, withGq Call him a "netflix banne totally irresistible".

With a name likeCougar Town, thisCOX COXSitcom, Sitcom had gone in a rocky start even before the first place. Add its relocation from ABC to TBS, and the fact that its teleship dropped from 7.34 million viewers of season 1 to just 1.08 million season 6, and it happened as little to surprise that the show has been canceled for good.

Fortunately, the show, which deserved more credits than he has had during the diffusion, has since become a worship with a new audience that discovered it on Hulu and Amazon Prime.