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Some shows truly never get the appreciation they deserve until it's too late. This was the case with the 2002 sci-fi western Firefly, the Joss Whedon series that never made it past Season 1 but remains popular. The series aired on Fox, but an irregular schedule that hurt its ratings led to a cancellation, which still pains fans to this day. The show has gained cult status, with its popularity surging in the two decades since it aired. With a 96% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, Firefly is a fan favorite that viewers keep revisiting every few months.








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