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13 Forgotten TV Pilots That Deserve Another Chance

13 Forgotten TV Pilots That Deserve Another Chance

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13 Forgotten TV Pilots That Deserve Another Chance
Courtesy of Touchstone Pictures
"The Adventures of Superpup" (1958)
unknown (Jed Buell Prod./Columbia Pictures), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
"Here Comes Tobor" (1956)
Guild Films, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
"Dick Tracy" (1966)
ABC, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
"The Best of Times" (1983)
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"The Art of Being Nick" (1987)
Courtesy of National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
"Coming to America" (1989)
Courtesy of Paramount Pictures
"Dark Shadows" (2004)
Courtesy of The WB Television Network
"Aquaman" (2006)
Courtesy of AOL Online Video
"Paid Programming: Icelandic Ultrablue" (2009)
Bilby / Wikimedia Commons
"Edge" (2015)
News Of The World / BY 3.0
"Cruel Intentions" (2016)
Courtesy of 20th Television
13 Forgotten TV Pilots That Deserve Another Chance
"The Adventures of Superpup" (1958)
"Here Comes Tobor" (1956)
"Dick Tracy" (1966)
"The Best of Times" (1983)
"The Art of Being Nick" (1987)
"Cadets" (1988)
"Coming to America" (1989)
"Dark Shadows" (2004)
"Aquaman" (2006)
"The Oaks" (2008)
"Paid Programming: Icelandic Ultrablue" (2009)
"Edge" (2015)
"Cruel Intentions" (2016)

13 Forgotten TV Pilots That Deserve Another Chance

Hundreds of TV shows are greenlit and released each year, whether it's a brand new show or a new season. This is a selective process, though, so can you imagine the number of TV shows that never went forward? Quite a few TV pilots made it to air or test audiences before the show was canceled.

To find these shows, we used IMDb's list of Unsold TV Pilot and Reddit responses to a similar request. Click through the slideshow for forgotten TV pilots that deserve a second chance. Many of these never even aired.

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