Dismissal shocker from Netflix and Co.: “Space Force” and two other series canceled

• Recently, three series were discontinued in quick succession.
• In addition to Netflix’s “Space Force”, there are also “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow” and “Batwoman” from US broadcaster DC.
• Particularly annoying: some series end with a cliffhanger.

Series fans must now be very strong: three series were recently discontinued. In addition to the Netflix series Space Force, it has also hit two The CW series – Batwoman and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow.

Netflix is ​​now known for quick cancellations, but the comedy around “The Office” veteran Steve Carell was able to last two seasons. In addition to Carrell, John Malkovich (“Billions”), Lisa Kudrow (“Friends”) and Ben Schwartz (“The Afterparty”) were seen in the wacky comedy about the newly formed space military unit.

The cancellation of “Legends of Tomorrow” and “Batwoman” came as a little less of a surprise after The CW omitted both shows from its recent list of shows that have been renewed.

Fans will still be saddened by the news. After all, “Legends of Tomorrow” has already run for seven seasons and has been able to build up its own fan base. It’s particularly annoying that season 7 ended with a cliffhanger that is now no longer resolved.

Namely, it was revealed in the season 7 finale that Donald Faison (“Scrubs”) plays the time-travelling hero Booster Gold, who betrayed the Legends by stealing the Waverider and turning them into time cops.

The stars have not been good for “Batwoman” for a long time. After the departure of leading lady Ruby Rose, Javicia Leslie had to fill in as Batwoman in Season 2. A complete main character change is also very difficult for more popular shows. At least Season 3 got a relatively smooth ending and Ryan Wilder/Batwoman was not only able to reconnect with her biological family, but also advance her relationship with Sophie.

The only cliffhanger that remains is the appearance of a zombie-like creature attacking a reporter in the finale.

“Legends of Tomorrow” is the main line in the inglorious list of series that end with a cliffhanger. With the cancellation of “Space Force”, Netflix could also cut itself in the middle of its own subscription crisis.