When you first hear the news, you don't even believe it.
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But then you realize the ugly truth.
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Say it ain't so.
You start counting how many episodes you have left.
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I see you, final thirteen episodes of Parks and Recreation.
The last one comes, and you're not prepared.
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You can't seem to adjust to this new, gaping hole in your TV schedule.
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It's 8:00pm on a Thursday. What do you mean there's no new episode of 30 Rock?
You watch the series finale again, forcing yourself to accept this awful reality.
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Nostalgia takes over, inspiring you to stock up on all kinds of memorabilia from your fave show — T-shirts, mugs, you name it.
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So — who doesn't have a Michael Scott's Dunder Mifflin Scranton Meredith Palmer Memorial Celebrity Rabies Awareness Pro-Am Fun Run Race for the Cure tee... and water bottle... and bracelet?
A new show fills your old timeslot and it’s just not as good.
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Looking at you, 2 Broke Girls.
It's so hard finding something new.
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Or the channel.
If you’re lucky, the show will get nominated, so you can celebrate its genius all over again during awards season.
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But then those end, too.
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You try to comfort yourself with junk food.
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And adult beverages.
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Until every season is available on DVD, it may seem like all hope is lost.
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But, hey, if you’re lucky, there’s always syndication.
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"I'll be there for you..."
