@ezekiel: Yeah. Wolf Among Us felt original (to me) because I didn't know anything about Fables.

Doctor Who?

Some kind of serious cyberpunk adventure game

WWE

Another monkey Island, if they can back out of their current Adventure game style and go into the way things were back when Tales came out. Not sure they can.

My vote would go to Seinfeld.

Choices are no longer about huge dramatic consequences but instead funny comebacks and/or events.

Bladerunner....

Star Trek

Oh, and people keep saying X-Files. I like that idea.

X-files

Star Trek: The Next Generation.

The Thick of It

The Venture Bros: Escape to the House of Mummies (part 4)

Whilst yes that would be cool I definitely think we are stuck on the license train now, you have to imagine they are far more profitable. I wonder if we will see this cycle of movie/tv franchise coupled with either a reimagining of a gaming franchise or a comic book series. So for example;

Games of Thrones/Tales from Borderlands

Walking Dead/Wolf Among Us (granted my distinctions are slightly more blurry here due to Walking Dead being both a comic book and TV franchise.

I just hope over the next 12 months we consistently see alternating episodes, I don't want months getting missed out again like last time. Think we will see some sort of announcement for what ever is next at E3 with November/December earmarked as release date.

I still have Walking Dead Season 2 to play. I played Season 1 on PS3 but then got 1+2 on PC for less than $20 in some sort of sale so now I'm replaying 1 on and off to get my decisions all there to copy over.

For me Star Wars would be awesome!

3 things:

Wolf Among Us Season 2

Firefly

The Thing (think about how awesome a firefly horror game could be - especially one where you were never sure who to trust...)

b00mstick

THIS!

I'd have loved it if they had done The Dark Tower or Wheel of Time instead of Game of Thrones. I also want a second season to Wolf Among us.

Aside from that they should really finally do something original.

You may be weird, but weird is where their games need to go in order to stay relevant. I +1 this idea!

I'd love for them to do some kind of Twilight Zone/Outer Limits style series.

A playable version of the biography "I Was a Murder Junkie--The Last Days of GG Allin" by Evan Cohen

"...This book tells the true story of his last tour. It is a tale filled with self-indulgent excess, excrement, deviant behavior, bizarre sexual practices, and five men with an undying love for Johnny Cash. Violence, masturbation, and urine drinking have never been this much fun."

The Telltale CEO has already expressed interest in doing an adventure game with the James Bond license. I think that could be very interesting. Since the games have always been action games it would be refreshing to see a different take on the series. But until they get a new engine, I dont want to see Telltale do anything, honestly. I want good games from them, not stuttering messes.

Hollyoaks

@abendlaender: Done. Ship it.

I'd like to see them take a break and really try to up their game. I've enjoyed their last couple series but things are starting to feel a touch stale at this point.

I wonder if they could make other comic stuff work... Something like Mouse Guard, DMZ, Runaways, Y: The Last Man, Locke & Key, Saga?

While we're adapting trippy fantasy comics, let's give Neil Gaiman's Sandman a go. Let the main character be Dream's raven, Matthew. Hijinks will ensue, I'm quite sure.

"I'm quite sure I'll not have a cup of tea, thanks."
Mrs Doyle will remember that.

Anyway, I doubt Ardal O'Hanlon is doing anything these days, so I'm sure he'd be happy to cash a paycheck reprise his role as Father Dougal.

Adam West's 1960s Batman

I think they could do a really neat adaptation of The Crow. It's in their wheelhouse since it's a comic adaptation first. Maybe coincide with the new movie reboot (or not)?

Really though, I think Telltale could do something new and interesting if they did an original story. If they looked at just about anything through the lens of their gameplay hooks, possibilities open right up. They could do a send-up of reality TV or soap operas with their own take on the absurdity of something like Real Housewives or Coronation Street, and make it escalate into some wild situations and consequences based on your choices and dialog. I'd like to see them go a bit more wild with things and not be beholden to a licence holder or established storyline/universe.

I didn't think anything at all would have me interested in any more Telltale adventure games until I saw someone mention Seinfeld and GG Allin. I would totally play games based on those two things.