Not Betty Gilpin's year. H*ck to covid, I say. This is really a shame; it was quite a good show. On an irrelevant note, it's also responsible, by exposing me to the documentary about IRL GLOW, for one of my favorite dreams: I was watching the GLOW credits on television and brain had to come up with a tune. The result was confusingly dreadful and I was baffled it made it to air. (apparently I am not secretly a skilled musician)
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GLOW has been cancelled.
- Thread starter Neo Skimbleshanks
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As I said on the Twittars:
Boooooooooooooo!
Boooooooooooooo!
Fuuuuuck that sucks! Season 3 ended in such a hugely open way too, man! It was a really good show! I guess I'm not surprised because I was wondering what happened to its production of the 4th season. I really hope they could finish it some day but it's probably gone for good...
R.R. Bigman
Coolest Guy
Netflix has been chopping off some rather healthy limbs of the ol' original content tree lately.
Johnny Unusual
(He/Him)
Well, as I understand this was a specifically COVID related decision but yeah, Netflix has been known for cancelling popular shows. I remember hearing there was some reasoning involved algorithms and such but the bottom line is a lot of acclaimed and watched shows get the cutting block because of it.
At least Tuca and Bertie got a second chance.
Yeah, Netflix is known, if not notorious, for canceling shows after three seasons.
Again though they had renewed it for a fourth season so this cancellation is entirely due to the pandemic