Netflix has canceled another series after just one season. It is the animated comedy series “Inside Job”, released in two parts between 2021 and 2022. The creator of the show, Shion Takeuchi, said he was “heartbroken”.
On his Twitter, Takeuchi stated that “I am heartbroken to confirm that Netflix has decided to cancel the second season of Inside Job”. Over the years, these characters have become real to me, and I’m devastated that I can’t see them grow.”
“To everyone who watched, thank you for walking with us. As sad as I am, it helps to know that there are people who care about these characters as much as I do.
“Inside Job,” which starred Lizzy Caplan as Reagan Ridley, a robotics engineer working at a hidden superpower in a world flanked by conspiracy theories come to life, isn’t the only one recently canceled by Netflix.
‘1899’, which hit No. 1 in the streamer upon its release, was canceled in early 2023. Last year also saw the sacrifice of the likes of ‘Resident Evil’, ‘The Midnight Club’ ” and Mike Flanagan’s “First Kill” after a single season.
With information from Total film
Netflix officially confirms the second season of Wandinha
Now it’s official: Wandinha There will be a second season on Netflix. In a YouTube video released this Friday (06), the streaming platform put an end to the fans’ doubts and officially announced the continuation of the series.
Launched in November 2022, Wandinha has been one of Netflix’s biggest hits in recent years. The success of the production was so great that it became the second most watched English-language series on the streaming service.
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