I don’t really watch much TV anymore, mostly because Netflix has taken over. Another reason is that some of my favorite shows aren’t on anymore. Here is a list of seven of my favorite shows that got cancelled.

1. Graceland

This show is and probably always will be one of my favorites. It was based on real events and followed the story of six agents living in the same Malibu house- Briggs, Charlie, Mike and Johnny were FBI, Paige was DEA and Jakes was ICE. Throughout the three seasons the show ran, the agents worked together, using resources from each other’s agencies to solve each other’s cases. They also had their drama, plus, Charlie made some really amazing sauce.

2. Flash Forward

Based on a novel by Robert J. Sawyer, the show was about the aftermath of a worldwide blackout, where the entire world lost consciousness for a little over two minutes, and some saw glimpses of the future. The main characters resided in Los Angelos, and those who were FBI agents worked to discover the reason behind the blackout. The show only lasted for a season, with the show ending the same way it began- another blackout.

3. Storm Hawks

I’m amazed I even found this show, because it used to come on really early in the mornings. It followed the adventures of a team of teenage misfits who traveled around their fantasy world on missions and battling some of the best cartoon villains ever created. The main mode of transportation is fight, everything runs off of energy powered by crystals and there's even an origins episode that explains the events of a war that happened a decade earlier. Much backstory, such wow. It survived for two seasons, and left everyone dangling on a huge cliffhanger… like, seriously, they could totally renew this for a third season and just pick up right back where they left off.

4. Burn Notice

This show managed to hold on for seven seasons, and it was probably because of the awesome plot. It followed Michael Weston, a spy whose identity was discovered, leaving him “burned,” with no money and no job history. Using his skills he learned from the CIA, along with his his former-Navy Seal friend and arms dealing ex-girlfriend, Michael helps people in Miami with jobs they can’t take to the cops, like violent loan sharks and intimidating drug dealers. Besides that, his Dodge Charger easily competes with Supernatural's "Baby" for the title of "Iconic Black American Muscle Car."

5. The Office

You can’t tell me you never laughed when you watched this show. From Jim’s pranks, to Michael’s crazy antics, it was hard to watch this with a straight face. The show thrived for nine seasons, but for some sad reason, it didn’t get renewed. Maybe Dwight had something to do with that.

6. Kim Possible

Let's be honest, who didn't want to be a crop-top wearing spy with a hairdryer grappling hook? I grew up watching this show. Kim was the reason I loved spies as a kid, and even when I got older (notice previously-mentioned shows). We were all rooting for her and Ron. Kim was on TV for four seasons and even had two awesome movies.

7. How I Met Your Mother

I started out watching this show when there was nothing else good on TV, and it quickly became one of my favorites. Lily and Marshall were the ultimate relationship goals, and Robin Sparkles was there to remind us of all our embarrassing moments we never want to experience again.