Firefly -- kinda the de rigor entry, right?
Dollhouse -- no, I'm not starting a theme; was hitting its stride when they axed it
American Gothic -- about 10 years ahead of its time; Gary Cole as a probably evil, corrupt sheriff was excellent
Eerie, Indiana -- another vote
Karen Sisco -- Gina Gugino, as a U.S. Marshall, with Robert Forster as her dad; this was fun but after 5 or 6 episodes, axed
VR5 -- Interesting and might have developed into something really entertaining; on the other hand, its cancellation freed up Anthony Head to play Giles, but on the other other hand, an oldie from the '40s, Turhan Bey, showed up in a late episode and it would have been interesting to see where that went
The Adventures of Brisco County Jr. -- we need more funny Westerns
Penny Dreadful -- meant, I think, as an anthology series, the first story was great; the second story got one year but has not been finished and I enjoyed watching Nathan Lane play tough
Millennium -- decent run, but probably could have gone a couple more years without running out of steam
China Beach -- idiots running ABC killed it a couple of years sooner than it should have died
Stumptown -- one of the better recent private detective series, with a strong cast, Cobie Smulders, Jake Johnson, Michael Ealy, Camryn Manheim, Tatoo Cardinal; series killed by Covid
Perry Mason -- recent incarnation: two strong seasons and gone, though it could easily have sustain five or more strong seasons