Netflix is the largest video-on-demand streaming platform in the world, with hundreds of millions of subscribers watching everything it has to offer, but sometimes it also makes disappointing decisions. More precisely, those at Netflix recently decided to cancel a series of series that the world really appreciates, and of course the decision did not please many people, but the American company regularly makes decisions of this kind, finding other films and serials to replace them with.
Netflix regularly announces changes of this kind, even if subscribers are often disappointed by what happens, but unfortunately these decisions are only extremely rarely changed. This time Netflix decided to cancel some series that were launched recently, or that have not been successful for some time, the first of them being The Cew by Kevin James, the series being released in February by the American company , but after only one season it is already cancelled.
Netflix: The Official Decisions That Disappointed Many People
Netflix also made the decision to cancel the series Country Comfort, which had Katharine McPhee in the main role, the series also being canceled only after the first season released by the platform. Netflix also decided to cancel the series Mr. Iglesias, which has Gabriel Iglesias in the main role, it was launched in 2019 by complanie within the platform, but in 2021 the decision was made not to produce another season.
Netflix finally decided to give up the series Bonding, which, like Mr. Iglesias, was also in its second season, but the third will no longer be financed by the American company, unfortunately. Netflix has canceled dozens of series in recent years, some of them really interesting, or which cost a lot even after the first production season, so some of the decisions even come as unexpectedly big surprises, but which cannot really be discussed.
Netflix knows very well what kind of content is, or isn't, successful on its platform, so we just have to see what will be canceled in the future by the company.
