James Woods' legal drama Shark—where he played ruthless defense attorney Sebastian Stark—got axed after just two seasons, and fans (and the author) argue it deserved more time. The show's sharp writing and Woods' magnetic performance made it stand out, but like many cult favorites, it fell victim to network decisions.

Editor’s Note: TV cancellations always sting, but when a show has a devoted fanbase and a standout lead (like Woods here), it feels like a missed opportunity. This piece taps into that frustration—why do networks pull the plug on shows with potential while keeping bland ones alive? For pop culture junkies, it’s a reminder of how fleeting good TV can be.