6 recently canceled TV shows that Netflix should save, including 'The Expanse' and 'Great News'

"Designated Survivor" is much messier than you'd expect a straight-forward and short-lived political thriller to be. In its two-season run, the show had four different showrunners, and lost its female lead when Natascha McElhone left for a Hulu show. But it is kind of a good time, which might be why Netflix is reportedly looking at saving it with a third season (and a fifth showrunner).

"The Mick" is wild. Every episode takes things further than you can imagine for network TV, and it had the best physical comedy on TV, and one of the best child actors. If Netflix can't save "The Mick," it should at least give Jack Stanton, who played the youngest Pemberton, his own show.

Netflix has shown interest in sci-fi this with shows including "Altered Carbon" and "Lost in Space," and with movies like "Mute." "The Expanse" is one of the best sci-fi shows since "Battlestar Galactica," and it, at the very least, deserves to wrap things up with a short fourth and final season (or a movie). People are already campaigning for a streaming service like Netflix to save the show, and we hope they're listening.

The criminally underappreciated "The Last Man on Earth" deserves an ending. It has a great cast, which includes Will Forte, Kristen Schaal, January Jones, and Mary Steenburgen. The show also benefitted from strong guest stars from comedy darlings like Jason Sudeikis, Kristin Wiig, and Fred Armisen.

Dear Netflix, this is my plea. "Great News" is a delightful show that mixes weird, escapist humor with biting commentary on the political climate and modern media. It vastly improved its tone and characters in its second season. It fires snappy jokes as fast as its sister show, "30 Rock," and for that it is incredibly re-watchable and would build up a devoted audience when binge-watching is an option. Please, give it a chance.

Critics enjoyed this show, which tells the story of a lesbian high school sophomore in the 90s. A group of very passionate audience members has continued a relentless campaign to get Netflix to continue the show despite its quick cancellation in early April.