GLOW is tied with The OA
GLOW = Gut punch cancellation
The OA = Expansive, enigmatic storytelling
See full TV Show Cancelled Too Soon rankings →VS
Your GOAT List
The OA dives deep into the metaphysical mysteries of the universe, while GLOW serves up a gritty, comedic take on the world of women's wrestling. It's a battle of narrative ambition versus charismatic storytelling, pulling fans into a fierce debate about what makes a TV show truly unforgettable. On one side, The OA's complex narrative left viewers hungry for more layers to unravel; on the other, GLOW captured hearts with its lovable ensemble and sparkling '80s nostalgia. Each carved unique paths in the entertainment landscape, gaining a cult following that still feels the sting of their premature cancellations. Which show deserves the ultimate redemption? Cast your vote and tip the scales!
| Criteria | Edge | Why |
|---|---|---|
| What Could’ve Been | The OA | The OA's unique, expansive narrative hinted at groundbreaking developments in subsequent seasons, leaving fans dreaming of what surreal twists were next. |
| Cancellation Pain | GLOW | GLOW's cancellation after a season renewal announcement was a gut punch, especially as it left character arcs and potential storylines abruptly unfinished. |
| Rewatch Value | The OA | The OA's complex, layered story offers new insights and discoveries upon rewatching, cementing its reputation as an enigmatic gem. |
| Cult Devotion | The OA | The OA has sparked a deep, almost religious following, with fans passionately campaigning for its return and cherishing its brief two-season run. |
Overall battle results:
The contenders are currently tied in head-to-head matchups. Your vote will break the tie.
Deadwood holds the crown as the top contender. You can see how it stacks up against others right here on the GOAT List.
The OA has this mysterious aura that really hooks viewers. Its complex narrative and cliffhangers leave fans craving for more, sparking intense devotion and endless theorizing online.
Fans are torn! Both The OA and GLOW had unique stories and passionate fanbases, so it's no surprise the vote is split. It's a real battle of innovative storytelling versus charismatic characters.