Netflix does this repeatedly. It cancelled Russian Doll 3 yrs ago after one season. It was highly rated, received 3 Emmy wins, and was nominated for 48 different awards. (Raising Dion rec'd only 4 award nominations and 2 Emmy wins). Both series were highly rated by IMDB (7.8 Russian Doll, 7.1 Raising Dion), and by critics on Rotten Tomatoes, although audience score for Dion was only 52%, which isn't great. Russian Doll ended with a cliffhanger, then it was announced later the series was cancelled. It also abruptly cancelled The Santa Clarita Diet with Drew Barrymore; it was rated 89% by critics on RottenTomatoes and 94% by the audience. A resounding success, but cancelled anyway, without conclusion of the plot. I cancelled my subscription after the Russian Doll cancellation. Why get hooked on good series, with great award nominations and audience approval and viewing hours, only to cancel abruptly? I may re-subscribe to watch Russian Doll, which has been renewed with a second season.
Facebook
Twitter