If you`re a fan of Netflix original series, then you`ve probably been pretty bummed out about a few that got the axe this year by the streaming giant. Marvel series like Iron Fist and Luke Cage both were canceled along with American Vandal. If you`re a fan of these series, you probably were pretty bummed and took to social media to shout your feelings from the mountaintops.Almost as an `in memoriam,` we are taking a look at shows canceled in 2018 that were taken way too soon from us. These shows were canceled because of low viewership, budgeting, or to make room for new shows. Or it could possibly be because a series which aired originally on ABC and starred Tim Allen was picked up by another network, which would literally make the series the `Last Man Standing` as far as sitcoms go on Fox.Throughout the year, we`ll keep this list updated with shows that deserve a second chance as they get canceled this year. Luckily, some of these canceled shows may find new life on streaming service or other networks. Hours after Brooklyn Nine-Nine got the axe, Hulu, Netflix, TBS, and NBC reached out to producers. Luckily, the series found a home on NBC a day later. As of this writing, none of these other series have new homes, but it`s wishful thinking.Click here to jump ahead to what`s been saved. Last Man On Earth (Fox)Number of seasons: 4First aired: March 1, 2015Fox`s post-apocalyptic comedy just wrapped up its fourth season and got canceled days later. Will Forte starred as a man who believed he was the last person on Earth after a virus seemingly kills everyone on the planet. He quickly discovers another survivor, played by Kristen Schaal, and the two can barely stand each other.Episodes available for steaming on Hulu. The Mick (Fox)Number of seasons: 2First aired: January 1, 2017Kaitlin Olson plays an irresponsible woman who has to take care of her niece and nephew in Connecticut after their parents were arrested by the FBI for tax evasion. If you`re a fan of ...
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