💔 Show that got cancelled way too soon and it still annoys me

There is a genuinely well made show I discovered a couple of years back that got cancelled after just a single season despite having a clearly promising overall premise and a genuinely dedicated, if fairly small, specific fan base that actively campaigned for its renewal at the time it was actually cancelled. Watched the entire first season within just a couple of days once I actually discovered it, completely hooked by the specific setup and the genuinely interesting central characters, only to find out afterward it had already been cancelled months earlier, leaving several major, unresolved storylines permanently hanging without any real proper resolution ever actually provided to viewers. Looked into the actual specific reasoning behind the cancellation a bit, and apparently it came down to fairly disappointing initial viewership numbers relative to the show's genuinely significant production cost, a fairly common and honestly frustrating pattern where a show simply needs considerably more time to properly build a real, sustained audience than most platforms these days seem willing to actually give it before making a final decision either way. The show's own dedicated fan base apparently campaigned fairly hard for a proper revival at the time, online petitions, direct social media campaigns specifically targeting the platform itself, but ultimately nothing genuinely came of any of that sustained effort, and the actual show remains permanently cancelled to this day with no real resolution. What makes this particular one specifically sting more than most other similar cancellations is that the actual storytelling clearly felt like it was just genuinely hitting its stride by the very end of that first season, several plot threads were clearly being set up for a considerably bigger, more expansive payoff that was simply never actually going to properly happen for viewers now. What show do people here still feel genuinely annoyed about being cancelled too soon, and did you ever manage to actually find any kind of real closure for yourself, fan theories, an interview with the creator, anything at all really, given the actual lack of any real proper official resolution?

Ratings decisions rarely account for the kind of quiet, loyal audience a show like that builds slowly over time, week after week, and the numbers just do not capture people like me who never once missed a single episode but also never showed up in whatever survey mattered most to whichever network executive was making that final call about renewal.

A medical drama I loved got axed right after setting up what was clearly meant to be a whole season long storyline, and the network never even bothered explaining why beyond some vague scheduling reasons mentioned briefly in one interview somewhere online. Still annoys me every single time it comes up in conversation with anyone else who also watched it faithfully back then.