-
Ever wanted an RSS feed of all your favorite gaming news sites? Go check out our new Gaming Headlines feed! Read more about it here.
Netflix has cancelled "ONE DAY AT A TIME".
- Thread starter Deleted member 5853
- Start date
- Status
Never heard of it. And every time there's a "Netflix cancels..." thread, I keep expecting it to be MST3K.
Believe me, I don't want it to happen either. But I don't see any chance it survives.
Netflix's MO lately is that they don't promote any of their shows aside from maybe one or two a month, and shovel it out along with all of the other dreck they produce and then wonder why the few quality things don't get enough viewers????
"We care about you and your stories, just not enough to actually spend time and money on them."
First time in quite a while that I've been this upset over a cancellation. It's such a good show and it could not have possibly been expensive to produce.
It's a shame, really. It's been critically acclaimed from the beginning. The only promotion I've seen for it came from people trying to spread the word to avoid cancellation.
It's a shame, really. It's been critically acclaimed from the beginning. The only promotion I've seen for it came from people trying to spread the word to avoid cancellation.
OP
OP
This show is a gem, and if you haven't watched it, watch it now. The now-series finale is satisfying enough.
This response is so shitty. Try promoting these shows instead of the next trashheap of a movie you got coming out.
The first Netflix cancellation to legitimately upset me... fuck.
Oh fuck off, Netflix. This statement is so disingenuous.
Oh fuck off, Netflix. This statement is so disingenuous.
OP
OP
Rita Moreno continues to be one of the best with her role in this show. It's a fantastic three cam sitcom
Right? They'll pay $100 million to keep Friends for one fucking year but won't even give a ODAT a final season to finish telling their story.
I started watching because it was constantly recommend to me by Netflix. I finally jumped in and loved it. It's sad that the last season was really the last season. I hope it gets picked up again at some point.
NO IT'S MY FAVORITE SHOW ON NETFLIX.
As someone who comes from a cuban family, it really felt like an extension of my family and the tropes were really funny to me. It's such a massive shame it was cancelled, hopefully someone picks it up.
As someone who comes from a cuban family, it really felt like an extension of my family and the tropes were really funny to me. It's such a massive shame it was cancelled, hopefully someone picks it up.
For me it was just tainted by the 70s version, not in really a bad way just a "ehhhh... I never saw the original except maybe 5 mins as a kid... I don't really care about another family drama show..."
I am probably part of the problem but for me to choose to watch a new show instead of rewatch an old show I love, and at this point there is literally 1000+ hours of that just on Netflix, it has to have something insane about the concept, like Altered Carbon (transfer your bodies into clones in the future!), Stranger Things, or even historical violence shows like Peaky Blinders. A show about a family struggling with ordinary life is... well... something I experience, not something I wanna see on TV.
I am probably part of the problem but for me to choose to watch a new show instead of rewatch an old show I love, and at this point there is literally 1000+ hours of that just on Netflix, it has to have something insane about the concept, like Altered Carbon (transfer your bodies into clones in the future!), Stranger Things, or even historical violence shows like Peaky Blinders. A show about a family struggling with ordinary life is... well... something I experience, not something I wanna see on TV.
This was literally the reason I clicked this thread. Didn't even know it was a thing, yet it had been on Netflix since 2017.
Gotta spend that money on Amy Schumer's 50th special, right?
Anyway, I had a thread going about this show. I'm glad I'm not the only one here upset about this.
https://www.resetera.com/threads/yall-are-sleeping-on-the-netflix-reboot-of-one-day-at-a-time.99024/
I mean, it ended on a cliffhanger though...
Anyway, I had a thread going about this show. I'm glad I'm not the only one here upset about this.
https://www.resetera.com/threads/yall-are-sleeping-on-the-netflix-reboot-of-one-day-at-a-time.99024/
I mean, it ended on a cliffhanger though...
OP
OP
What cliffhanger? Penelope became a Nurse Practitioner, Lydia and Leslie are friends, Schneider and his love interest get back together and he starts the road to recovery, and both Elena and Alex are doing fine. It was basically a return to the normal with Penelope achieving her dream and her family continuing to be happy.
Never mind, remembered what it was.
With that statement I almost thought your avatar was summer Glau lmao. Poor lady has some TV show curse.
OP
OP
I completely forgot about that.
Now, I'm sadder we'll not see that :(
Huh, didn't realize there were two more seasons. Watched S1 back when it came out due to a thread here, thought it was fine, and then proceeded to ignore all the "y'all sleeping on One Day at a Time" threads because I thought I was finished. S1 was a nice arc I thought: the idea that there was going to be more never really occurred to me.
I'll have to give it a shot.
I'll have to give it a shot.
- Status