It would seem that Netflix gave the mystical series "I don't like it" the green light, and the audience was already preparing for a new meeting with the main character in the performance of Sofia Lillis, which suddenly discovered that he had superpowers, but everything ended with great disappointment. The show suddenly closed, and his creator Jonathan Entretel is finally ready to explain why it happened.
In a recent interview with the Edition, Insider, Showranner said that the abolition was influenced by a number of factors, and not all of them are associated with the coronavirus pandemic.
Obviously, a strike of the scripts was made, which was definitely a huge event for NetFlix,
- he shared. Showranner admitted that the team had to work in a suspended week for a week, not knowing what everything would end up.
When the pandemic broke out, we left offices and a shift occurred in Netflix. We finished scenarios, and it was hard work in ZOOM,
- he continued.
Entretle added that later it became clear: everything rests on financing, because in conditions of coronavirus, huge funds also needed to ensure safety on the set. Netflix weighed everything and against, and obviously it became clear that, despite the good ratings, to shoot the show was too expensive.
I think one of the problems is that I considered him a niche show, and they saw in him the replacement of "very strange affairs." And I think when they estimated all costs, they realized that it would cost more than worth it
- concluded a producer.
Jonathan also told that he even tried to convince Netflix bosses to move the final of the series, making it logical and solid, but this did not allow him. So, it seems, the story will forever remain unfinished.