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From the brilliant ‘Mindhunter' to the awful ‘And Just Like That': Five TV shows gone too soon and five that should have been axed sooner

From the brilliant ‘Mindhunter' to the awful ‘And Just Like That': Five TV shows gone too soon and five that should have been axed sooner

Few viewers are likely to mourn dreadful Sex and the City follow-up And Just Like That…, which HBO has cancelled after three seasons.
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