Firefly: No
Star Wars: Absolutely not
PD/Glee: Yes
Schumacher: Yes
AI: Hell to the no.
Star Trek: Although it would be awesome if it did win, I'd rather have more Star Trek movies.
GA/PP: No
Terminator: After T:S, sure.
Lost: no.
Indiana Jones: Harrison Ford is Indiana Jones. No dice.
Chuck: Yes.
Heath Ledger: Really? This is a question?
Incredibles: I love Pixar movies too much to not have new Pixar movies. No.
Heroes: No. It's been bad too long for it to go on.

Same here MaggiSaar.... I wasn't really caring much about the others till that one came up... that's a toughie.

Pushing Daisies vs. Glee??? Hmm...I think maybe yes, because the pluses definitely out-way the minuses.

Dollhouse, Glee, and Heroes can all be canceled. No hesitation on any of those all of them aren't nearly as good as shows that were canceled. Such as Firefly, Pushing Daisies, Southland.

Oh and yes to the Chuck. If they got together it would ruin the show. If you want characters hooking up go watch a soap opera this is Chuck......

Firefly: No, Firefly was 100000% better.
Star Wars: No
PD/Glee: YES, please.
Batman: No.
AI: n/a
Star Trek: Yes.
GA/PP: No.
Terminator: Yes, yes, YES. Also, TSCC back.
Lost: n/a
Indiana Jones: Nooo!
Chuck: Does it really make a difference to the show? I thought they're going to drag it on forever, which is fine if the show's entertaining. And they get together in the last episode, of course.
Heath Ledger: n/a
Incredibles: No. Incredibles is way overrated.
Heroes: Yes, please.

Firefly: No.
Star Wars: No.
Pushing Daisies/Glee: Yes, though it would hurt for a while. Pushing Daisies is the better show for sure.
Batman: No.
AI: No.
Star Trek: No.
Grey's Anatomy: No.
Terminator: No.
Lost: No. I don't mind waiting.
Indiana Jones: No.
Chuck: Yes.
Heath Ledger: ...No.
The Incredibles: Yes.
Heroes: No. That show needs to die.

I would only comment on the Heath Ledger one. Of course YES! is a human life against a picture. I think that is a no brainer what should exist of both and is quite a disturbing choice as well.

Oh gosh. I love Glee, but I miss Pushing Daisies SO DAMN MUCH!!

Also, I would have said that anything would be worth never having to see Izzie ever again, but watching every single episode of Private Practice?? I don't know!!

How can you ask that about Heath Ledger? Really??????

The firefly one is the one where I would be pressing a 'hell no!'

I still can't watch the last episode of Firefly without bawling my eyes at the absolute tragedy of the shows cancellation.

BTW.. if I ever won the lottery, I would be writing a 10million dollar cheque for Joss Whedon to help finance the next Firefly movie... yes, thats how much I want a new movie!

Whedon: Ambivalent.
Star Wars: No. The movies are done, read the books if you're that interested.
Pushing Daisies/Glee: One of the few real dilemmas for me. I think I'd have to say no, though. I do love Glee and I've (mostly) made my peace about PD.
Batman: No.
AI: I don't watch any more, but no. Remove Simon, no one will watch it any more.
Star Trek: I'd have to say no. As much as I'd like an award, I feel like appreciation from the fans is worth more. More movies!
Grey's: No. Mostly because I don't watch Grey's any more, so I don't care, and PP is worse.
Terminator: Ambivalent.
Lost: No. I'd rather speculate and read FF on theories.
Indiana Jones: NO! Harrison Ford is too awesome to ban from movies forever. He's old, yeah, but still good.
Chuck: Another true dilemma. But I think I'd say no because I trust the producers to know how to make it good. If that makes it run shorter because the public is stupid, so be it.
Heath: ...no. Who wrote that question?
Incredibles: I'd have to say no again. Pixar is goodness. We don't need sequels to every damn thing.
Heroes: I think I'd actually say yes. Maybe it'd be better then and I could stand to watch it. And ZQ could focus on being Spock. Everyone wins!

Okay, I've got the list on another window so I get do this point by point.

Dollhouse: No, it's not that great.

Star Wars: Hell to the no.

Pushing Daisies: I would not be pushing fast enough.

Batman: No. Dark Knight was good enough to be the last one.

AI: I don't watch, but probably.

Star Trek: No. I'd rather have sequels. That movie was great.

Grey: Where's the button that cancels them both?

Terminator: Don't know don't care.

Lost: No.

Indiana Jones: Don't know don't care.

Chuck: DKDC

Heath: Jesus Christ this is a question? You measure a human life against a MOVIE? The fact that someone asked that question is nothing compared to the fact that someone said no.

Incredibles: No, sequels are overrated.

Heroes: No. Sylar was an interesting character. He can win the ballgame if the show is cancelled.

Heath Ledger had a little girl.

The Heath Ledger question is in such poor taste, I can't even believe that TWOP went there. A life vs. a movie? Is that even a question for any movie?

Dollhouse: No, it's not that great.

Star Wars: Hell to the no.

Pushing Daisies: Glee is better

Batman: No. Dark Knight was good enough to be the last one.

AI: I don't watch, but probably.

Star Trek: No. I'd rather have sequels. That movie was great.

Grey: Where's the button that cancels them both?

Terminator: Don't know don't care.

Lost: No.

Indiana Jones: Don't know don't care.

Chuck: DKDC

Heath: Jesus Christ this is a question? You measure a human life against a MOVIE? The fact that someone asked that question is nothing compared to the fact that someone said no.

Incredibles: No, sequels are overrated.

Heroes: DKDC

The Heath Ledger question is absolutely offensive.

And get over the Izzie hate, seriously, it's BORING.

@ cydeleida--Yeah, I know. I'm just saying I didn't go see it and I'm wondering who all here did. (On the other hand, if it did well enough for Randy Quaid to sue over....)

Firefly: No.
Star Wars: No.
PD/Glee: Yes.
Schumacher: No.
AI:
Star Trek: No.
GA/PP: No.
Terminator: No.
Lost: No.
Indiana Jones: No.
Chuck: No.
Heath Ledger:
Incredibles: No.
Heroes: No.

Well this was easy.

No to all but the Heath Ledger question.

Dollhouse/Firefly: Hell no! I watch Dollhouse, but I SERIOUSLY love and miss Firefly so much...still!

Star Wars: NO! Prior to the suckage that was Episodes 1/2/3, I would have said yes, but since they were made and were so terrible I don't think I could sit through any more SW movies.

Pushing Daisies/Glee: Yes. This was the hardest choice, but my PD love knows no bounds.

Schumacher: Aren't they already making a new Batman movie?

American Idol: No! Simon is the main reason why I watch the show.

Star Trek: No. Star Trek was amazing-bring on the sequels!

Grey's/PP: I watch, and enjoy PP, but I don't hate Izzie, so my answer would be no.

Terminator: No. I'm not really into 3D movies, and I'm not a big CGI fan either.

LOST: Hell no! I'm trying to go spoiler free-ish for the final season!

Indiana Jones: Yes! Harrison is great in the role, but he's getting a little old. It could go through a successful reboot like Bond with a new actor in the role.

Chuck: Don't watch it, but I always root for the couples who are destined to be together. I would say no, and hope they get together this year!

The Incredibles: No. This is one of my fave movies-but EVERYTHING Pixar does is genius(except for Cars which I loathe)and I can't wait to see what they come up with next.

Heroes: I would kill Sylar off and cancel the show!

Big yes on Firefly.
As much as I loved Pushing Daisies, I have to go with Glee.
While Dark Knight is one of my favorite movies ever, a human life is more important than a movie.
I don'w want to know the end of Lost until I see every episode before hand.
Can't we just cancel Greys, Private Practice, and Heroes all together?
And while Star Trek was fun, it is not best picture material, especially when Inglourious Bastards is out there.

I realize what you were going for with this, but the Heath Ledger question was completely uncalled for and frankly, somewhat disgusting. Asking people to chose a human being's life over the existence of a movie? Ridiculous.

Even looking at this from the standpoint that this is a silly blog post with questions that would never be seriously posed, it wouldn't even make sense as there'd just be many other movies as a replacement.

Firefly: NO. DH is ok but Firefly was a much better show and ED is not a great actress.

Star Wars: NO. I didn't even watch the third movie because the first two were so disappointing. Now I just stick my fingers in my ears and pretend they never happened. Sweet, sweet denial.

PD/Glee: Pushing Daisies FTW! Glee's musical numbers are great but the writing for PD was better.

Batman: No way. I don't want Schumacher anywhere near the Dark Knight franchise, he's a damned philistine.

AI: Don't care, never watched the show

Trek: Sequels

Grey's: That's tough, would I have to pay attention to PP?

Terminator: If I said yes, could I have T:SCC back?

Lost: Maybe, it might be worth it to be able to taunt my friends with the ending.

Indiana Jones: I didn't love the last movie so I wouldn't trade Ford for a new one.

Chick: yes

Heat Ledger: Dude.

Pixar: Nah. I liked Incredibles but I'm just as happy when they do new things.

Heroes: Yes. Just so long as he was really, most sincerely dead - not comic book dead.

Dollhouse: Yes. I've never seen Firefly, and although others speak highly of it, I'd rather keep the show I know at the minute
Star Wars: Yes. I love SW, ewoks and all.
Pushing Daisies: No. I liked it at the time, but I think it finished in a good place. Plus I hear great things about Glee.
Batman- Yes, probably.
AI: Never seen it, but it's only good sense to keep Simon IMO.
Star Trek: No, awards aren't that important.
Grey's Anatomy: No, because I'm one of those people who likes Izzie. Plus, Private Practice isn't that bad.
Terminator: No thanks. I don't think CGI would be the way to go for it.
Lost: Depends on what else you'd hear. If it was just the end/last ep then no. I'd like to find it all out for myself on the night.
Indiana Jones: Harrison Ford was my favourite childhood actor, so no. Never.
Chuck: In a heartbeat. Chuck/Sarah isn't what makes the show for me.
Heath Ledger: Of course.
Incredibles: Never, I love Pixar too much.
Sylar: Nope. I still like Sylar.

Firefly: I don't care.
Star Wars: No.
PD/Glee: Yes
AI: No.
Star Trek: No.
GA/PP: Yes.
Terminator: No.
Lost: I don't care.
Indiana Jones: I don't care.
Chuck: I don't care.
Heath Ledger: No. I really liked Dark Knight
Incredibles: No.
Heroes: I don't care.

I don't even know why I bother, but apart from the obvious idiocracy and tastelessness of the Health Ledger question, there's also the fact that if he had lived on, he would have made tons of movies, many of them equal or superior to the Dark Knight. So yes, tasteless and stupid, shows how rare the likes of Jacob Clifton are even on this site.

Sherri, you do know you are choosing a ninety-minute movie over one of the things we hold most dear?

Another WTF about Heath Ledger. He was a talented actor in a variety of films (think about how different Knight's Tale, 10 Things I Hate About You, Brokeback Mountain are) and would have gone on to make many more -- besides the fact that he was a young man with a young child.

The Dark Knight would have been good regardless, maybe just a little less good.

DH vs. FF: No. If I could, I’d move some of the DH actors to Firefly.

SW: Maybe, but probably not.

PD vs. Glee: No!!!! I hate Chuck so much. If CHuck died, I might push the button. Or move the PD gang (minus Chuck) to Lima OH. Imagine Ned the Home Ec. Teacher!

BM vs. JS: Don’t Care

AI: No, just no. I don’t watch Idol, but that sounds horrible.

ST: No, bring on the sequels and TV series. I need more Star Trek.

GA & PP: No. If it had been Meredith ala the early seasons, I would have pushed.

Terminator: No.

Lost: No. I don’t care, they're going to mess it up anyways.

IndyJones: No, I like Harrison Ford too much.

Chuck: Yes!! I hate Chuck/Sarah so much. I prefer Chuck/Lu.

HL: Yes, in a heartbeat.

Pixar: No. But I still want an Incredibles sequel, or at least a TV series.

Heroes: Yes, but only if we could kill off more than just Sylar. For me, the show still has potential.

No, no, no, no, no, no, don't care, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Maybe I'm just being ignorant, but I'm not getting the bid deal over the Heath Ledger thing. It says,

"If you could press a button to make it so that The Dark Knight had been a trilogy featuring Heath Ledger as the Joker, but the films would all have been directed by Joel Schumacher... would you?"

I don't see anything offensive about that. It's just a simple question. Nothing about him being dead or alive. Though the poster above me has a point: has the wording been changed? This is the first time I've gone through the list.

I guess I'm in the minority, but I didn't think Heath Ledger was that incredible in The Dark Knight. The only one of these that was a tough question for me was Pushing Daisies/Glee. I think I *would* push the button, though. I like Glee, but Pushing Daisies was special.

Looks like they changed the Heath Ledger one

Yes, the Heath Ledger question has been reworded. Yes, everyone please keep reminding everyone what the original question was every time the moderators delete this expose.

The original question was:

Would you push the button to make Heath Ledger alive today in exchange for him not having been in THE DARK KNIGHT?

Again, please keep revealing the original question every time the moderators attempt to cover up this shameful attempt at humor.

Angel Cohn owes the readers and Heath's family an apology.

More Firefly reunions all the way. Dollhouse has run its course.

If that's the cost, no more Star Wars movies!

I like Glee.

Simon is more valuable than an airhead.

Give me Trek sequels, please.

Who cares? Grey's and Private Practice are both bad.

I'm ok with no more Terminator movies.

I've lost interest in Lost.

No way--Harrison Ford *is* Dr. Jones.

I'd sacrifice Sarah and Chuck for a guaranteed four more years of Chuck.

I'm not going to address the Heath Ledger question because it's just gotten ridiculous.

I'd rather see more Pixar pics than another Incredibles.

Kill off Heroes, keep Sylar. Talk about a TV show past its sell-by date...

Dollhouse/Firefly - Prolly not/don't care.

Star Wars - NO. No more Star Wars movies.

Pushing Daisies/Glee - No. I'm sure Pushing Daisies was delightful (will prolly rent it at some point), but let's not sacrifice Glee!

American Idol - Prolly not/Don't care.

Star Trek - No. Good, not Oscar-worthy.

Grey's Anatomy/Private Practice - No. Never watched either, don't want to force myself to now.

Terminator - Maybe. I don't particularly care.

Lost - Prolly not/Don't care. Never got hooked on Lost.

Indiana Jones - No. I don't want anymore.

Chuck - I'd say Yes only if saying No meant that Chuck could not be renewed otherwise. I'd rather there were four seasons and Chuck and Sarah did get together, but if it was Chuck and Sarah versus More Chuck... More Chuck wins outright.

The Dark Knight/Batman - Very possibly.

The Incredibles/Pixar - NO. NO. NO. Love The Incredibles and all, but Pixar better never stop making awesome movies. EVER.

Heroes - No. Sylar is one of the few decent parts and I'd rather the show die.

There aren't a lot of shows I WOULDN'T sacrifice for Pushing Daisies. I'd set a Guinness World Record for the speed in pushing THAT button, you better believe it!

Dollhouse/Firefly: I'd have to think about it for awhile, but eventually I'd say yes. A Firefly without Wash and Shepherd Book, where River has largely regained her sanity? Is a Firefly I don't want to watch. The stories have been wrapped up or hinted at. Bringing it back would mean the end of Chuck (no more Casey? Hell no! At this point, I'd take Casey over Jayne, having had more time with him), the end of V (Morena Baccarin plays a huge role in that. I can't see her wanting to come back to her role as Inara),and the end of Castle, which I don't watch but I understand a lot of people love it. There's much less ripple effect by opting for Dollhouse, and if it keeps Dichen Lachman, Enver Gjokaj, and Fran Kranz in jobs for the next seven years, I'd hit that button with the fist of an angry god.

Pushing Daisies/Glee: For only 3 more seasons, no. For more, yes.

Chuck: Yes; dear God, yes. Did anyone ever read that Chuck comic that came out between S1 and S2 where he and Sarah were married, and Sarah was at home with the baby? I cringed and shuddered.
Heroes: Hell no. If, on the other hand, you killed everyone but Sylar, I probably still wouldn't touch it.

DH vs FF: I am one of the rare ones who would rather Dollhouse stay on. I got my closure with Serenity, and I would rather many more seasons of DH than an hour of FireFly. As long as those episodes of Dollhouse were guaranteed to be Belonging or Epitaph One standard, not terrible.
Star Wars: Don't care at all. The originals are all that matter. Please, no more.
PD vs Glee: Glee all the way. Sorry Pushing Daisies, but I love Glee to bits. And I still haven't seen all of season two of PD yet, so it doens't feel over.
AI: Don't care.
Star Trek: No. The Oscars are stupid, the movie wasn't actually that good (If the Dark Knight didn't win it, Star Trek shouldn't) and I'd rather a sequel.
GA/PP: YES GOD YES!
Terminator: No. The worst part of Salvation was the CGI coated Arnie. Although I actually liked it, so...
Lost: The hardest one by far. If it was watching all the episodes for next season, then living in the hatch, yes without question. If someone is just telling me the end, no way. Although is Desmond in the hatch with me? Because if so...YES! Either way, yes.
IJ: Don't care.
Chuck: I love Chuck, so if the writing remained good, sure.
DK: No. One brilliant Dark Knight is worth three shitty ones.
TI: I do want a sequel, but no.
Heroes: I don't even know what's happening on that show. I lost track after season two. So...I don't care.

Also, can we have these questions every week? They're awesome!

Dollhouse/Firefly: Yes. None of the people responsible actually want a reunion. However, I wouldn't make the trade if the series came back.

Star Wars: Those movies would suck under any circumstances.

Glee: Yes. I don't watch Pushing Dasies, but I hate Glee.

American Idol: Yes, but only because it would get the show cancelled.

Star Trek: Who cares about Oscars? I want more Star Trek!

Grey's Anatomy: Don't care

Terminator: I am thoroughly convinced that James Cameron can make anything good. And remember, Avatar is in 3d and CGI, so he would get experience with the format.

Lost: If I had cell phone/internet and could spoil it for lost fans everywhere, yes.

Indiana Jones: Would suck even if Harrison Ford was in it.

Chuck: Absolutely. I love that show to the ends of the earth, and i think chuck and sarah getting together would ruin it. That should only happen in the finale.

Batman: NO. Batman and Robin sucked.

Pixar: Yes. Up was ok, toy story 3 offends me, and i loved the incredibles.

Heroes: God no. i need that hour for an extra episode of chuck!

Dollhouse/Firefly - I think Firefly is overrated crap, so keep DH.

Star Wars - Oh hell no!

Pushing Daisies/Glee - Both shows are overrated, so don't care.

American Idol - I love Paula and Ellen, but the show needs Simon the most.

Star Trek - It wasn't *that* good. So I'll go the safe route and say I want sequels.

Grey's - Oh please, Izzie isn't *that* bad. I'll take her any day over having to watch PP.

Terminator - Why not?

Lost - Oh god no. Finding out the ending really is not worth that.

Indiana Jones - Why not? James Bond and Star Trek survived reboots with new actors, so it's ok without Harrison.

Chuck - Sure. I'm not a shipper, so I can live with that very easily.

Batman - Oh hell no!

Incredibles - No, I'm good.

Heroes - Can we kill him off whether or not the show ends or goes on?

Give me Firefly back and keep your hands off Glee.
I forgot everything else.

Not to start an angry rant, but I think the original Heath Ledger question was appropriate if you're referencing a movie where the morality play was "get a million dollars but kill a stranger". It's a little more serious than "Dollhouse vs. Firefly".


In a sense, the Dark Knight question is asking if Heath Ledger's life is worth the $533 million it made. Since the highway department values a human life at roughly one million dollars, I'd say the investment, in purely practical terms, is worth it.

No, Firefly reunion? I'm on board.

Star Wars No, enough already!

Yes--Pushing Daisies come back! love Glee but some of the plotlines are too ridiculous! (Pushing Daisies were just surreal!)

AI--No, Simon must stay!
Star Trek No, a world without Star Trek sequels--are you insane?

No, Izzie can stay, just don't make me watch Private Practice

Terminator Why not? Terminator movies already seem all CGI

Lost No, I'd love to know the ending (Hurley's Dream??) but I'll wait

Indiana Jones Yes, a new Indy would be fine with me

Chuck--stay on the air! They can find another girl for Chuck

Heath Ledger? not sure what to say about this

Incredibles--No, a sequel would be nice but new Pixars are indispensable

Sylar no

DH v. Firefly - Firefly all the way!

PD v. Glee - PD all the way!

Izzie v. PP - Izzie all the way!

Heroes v. Sylar - Tough one to choose. Depends on if Zach could get a better show, then I'd be fine to watch Heroes without him.

Dark Knight - Yeah, I'd live with the director to have Heath back.

Incredibles - Another tough one, loved the movie, but I like just about all Pixar movies. Probably have to go with Pixar and no sequal (and be a bit sad).

Chuck - Stay on the air even if it meant never getting together with Sarah.

Indiana Jones - I could live with a new star (but not sure I'd want it to be Shia).

Star Trek - Who cares about the Oscars, give me more Kirk and Spock!

Star Wars - Nah, I'm good with what's out already.

Terminator - Nah, I'm good with what's out already.

Lost - I can wait.

1. No. I haven't seen either series, but I know too many Browncoats not to support Firefly.

2. Hell no. If the button would erase the recent trilogy and the cgi added to the originals, and ensure there would never be another Star Wars spin-off, ever, I'd push it.

3. Don't watch either show, but the half-episode of Glee I caught filled me with a burning hatred for half the characters, so DIE GLEE!!!

4. Can I get a button to flat-out kill American Idol? And Dancing with the Stars? Please?

5. Hell no. Sci-fi needs no mundane awards. Screw the Oscars.

6. No. Both shows can rot.

7. No chance of Christian Bale? Perfect!

8. Nope. Lost can tie up its own loose ends whenever it feels like it and I'll read the compiled synopsis somewhere eventually. I have no time to wade through years of random plot twists the writers threw in for the LOLs.

9. With Shia LeBouef on his own, yes. (Hasn't Harrison Ford already retired? He's got an island in Canada somewhere.)

10. YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYES!!! I prefer my tension subtle and unresolved.

11. Sure. Who's Joel Schumacher?

12. No. Gech.

13. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! Sylar's the only reason I watch that crap-fest anymore.

DH vs FF: I love Eliza, but I'm sorry. Firefly every time.
PD vs Glee: I have to with Glee. I never watched PD.
Sylar vs Heroes: Shoot that horse. It hasn't been decent since season two.

Dollhouse/Firefly: If it were three years, I'd say yes. I don't want to watch another JW show span seven years after suffering through the demise of Buffy. On the other hand, Serenity is all the closure I need with FF and I wouldn't much enjoy the show without Wash or Sheppard.

Star Wars: No no no, no more Star Wars drek ever.

Pushing Daisies/Glee: Oh goodness yes. I'd give up everything else I'm watching to get Pushing Daisies back... except maybe for Dollhouse.

American Idol: No. Once Simon is done with Idol, so am I.

Star Trek: Of course not.

Grey's Anatomy/Private Practice: N/A

Terminator: I think the whole Terminator thing has played out.

Lost: N/A -- I hate shows where the writers just make crap up as they go.

Indiana Jones: Ambivalent. Now, if we were talking about the Harrison Ford from 25 years ago...

Chuck: N/A

Heath Ledger: Yeah, good edit there. The orginal question was a new low for this site, one I never thought I'd see TWOP hit.

Incredibles: No.

Heroes: I can't believe this show is still on the air and Pushing Daisies was canceled.

I'm not actually sure what is offensive about the Heath Ledger question. Maybe the answer is obvious but the level of outrage here is a bit ridiculous. No one needs to apologize.

"I'm not actually sure what is offensive about the Heath Ledger question. Maybe the answer is obvious but the level of outrage here is a bit ridiculous. No one needs to apologize."

The original question was, if you could push a button (meaning: kill) Heath Ledger, but get more sequel or let Heath Ledger live but no more sequel, would you do it?

http://forums.televisionwithoutpity.com/index.php?s=&showtopic=3142036&view=findpost&p=12328989

Dollhouse/Firely: N/A (sorry, not a Whedon girl, although I do have love for Nathan Fillion)

Star Wars: No, I would not. Just...let it die.

Glee/PD: This is definitely the hardest one for me, but I think I might have to say yes. As long as we got the see the rest of the already-shot Glee episodes. I miss PD so much. :(

AI: Can I press a button that sends everything AI-related into some sort of black hole? Please?

Star Trek: No, absolutely not--I don't want it to win Best Picture, and I definitely want sequels. (I think I'm pulling for Nine.)

Grey's: No; I don't hate Izzie (quite) as much as everyone else does. I want to see her resolve things with Alex. And I really don't like PP.

Terminator: Noooo, no, definitely not.

Lost: GOD, no. I don't want to know the end until it's right on my TV and I'm shrieking and throwing things. As God intended.

Indy: No, no more, please.

Chuck: I'm bitter that Chuck lived and PD died, so to hell with 'im.

Joker: No, definitely not--one awesome Joker movie was enough. Leave the people wanting more.

Pixar: NO! My life needs Pixar! And The Incredibles isn't my favorite.

Heroes: Sylar is the *only* thing that keeps me occasionally glancing over my shoulder when my roomie's watching the show, so no. Hell no.

Ok lets see...
Dollhouse/ Firefly- Well no, assuming NOT clicking the button doesn't automatically mean Dollhouse doesn't get renewed. I just wanna hold onto the tiny chance of more Firefly please.
Star Wars- Actually...yeah. Not saying I'll WATCH it though.
Pushing Daisies/Glee- Didn't watch Pushing Daisies, so not really relevant, but Glee is FUN!
American Idol- NO! Jeez people, Simon is the only interesting thing left on that show.
Star Trek- No. Sequels>Awards
Grey's Anatomy- Don't watch it.
Terminator- Yes.
Lost- No! Why on earth would I?
Indiana Jones- I don't understand this qustion- how can there be an Indiana Jones movie without Harrison Ford?
Chuck- No...I wanna have both...
Dark Knight- Awww....no. What point would there be in more Batman Films if they all suck?
Incredibles- No. I'd rather have more Pixar.
Heroes- No, I don't see any benefit here. I LIKE Heroes, but EIGHT SEASONS? Plus, Sylar's not that bad people.

The only one that I would absolutely say yes to is the Pushing Daisies one. Look, Glee is fun, but let's not even pretend it's in the same league as Pushing Daisies was. I would cancel all TV except Mad Men to get Pushing Daisies back.

Anything to keep Izzie off Grey's Anatomy. Anything.

I doubt there will be a Firefly reunion, but I don't want 7 seasons of Dollhouse, so NO.

Star Wars: Um... NO, the prequels were bad enough.

Glee: NO, I love Glee and never saw PD.

American Idol: Don't care.

Star Trek: NO. The Oscars don't matter, but more movies does.

Grey's Anatomy: Ugh, I don't even watch anymore, so NO.

Terminator: Don't care.

Lost: Not even. I like the suspense.

Indiana Jones: Still don't care.

Chuck: I'd rather the show end in a good and satisfying way than have it go on for a long time, so I don't know.

Dark Knight: I thought the idea was that Heath Ledger would still be dead, we'd just have two more movies with him in them? In which case, NO. But if it somehow means he gets to live, YES?

Incredibles: Pixar has made better movies than the Incredibles, so NO.

Heroes: Don't care.

DH/FF: dont care
SW: dont care
PD/Glee: N-O No!
AI: no way - simon's the bestest one
ST: hells no - there has to be sequels
GA/PP: considering that my interest in grey's has plummeted overall, no
Term.: what would be the point?
Lost: no cuz i really dont care
IJ: was never an indie fan
Chuck: dont care
TDK/HL/JS: goodness grief! now that's a frikking hard one
TI/P: ahh....no - i still think the incredibles was just ok
H/S: normally, i wouldn't care but if it means freeing him up for more Star Trek sequels then by all means

Health Ledger question is in incredibly poor taste.

Hahah, if you're getting offended, then you're not getting it at all. If he went on to film a sequel, only Schumacher makes the next one, the dilemma is that it's going to suck anyway, so it might not be worth another movie. His life is not even on the table here.