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Say It Ain’t So: FX And Netflix Both Cancelled TV Shows Recently, And Neither Were First Season Shows
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Two major TV shows recently got the axe, but neither were first-season casualties, signaling a shift in network/streamer cancellation trends.
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- FX axed the critically acclaimed comedy 'Reservation Dogs' after just two seasons, surprising fans who expected the series to continue.
- Netflix also pulled the plug on the young adult drama 'Heartstopper' after one season, despite the show's popularity and loyal following.
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FX, Netflix, Reservation Dogs, Heartstopper