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How often does HBO cancel a show after one season?
Only once, but then it's rare that a show needs to be canceled more than one time.
Tell that to Futurama.
And Family Guy, which is why I said rarely.
And I suppose there are arguments to be made in either direction when a show gets "resurrected" but it's decades later, like Rosanne. If you count that, then it's actually becoming more common for shows to be canceled multiple times.
So far, Family Guy has only been cancelled once... If / when it happens again this discussion makes sense