Release Date for Wicked on Digital: Streaming Platform and More

We all know how frustrating it can be when your favorite show gets canceled before its time. But have no fear, because we’ve compiled a list of some of the best TV shows that were saved by streaming services. These platforms swooped in to rescue these beloved series, giving fans the closure and continuation they deserved.

First up, we have “Lucifer,” the devilishly entertaining show that was canceled by Fox after three seasons. But thanks to a passionate fan campaign, Netflix picked up the series and gave it a new lease on life. Now, fans can enjoy more devilish adventures with Tom Ellis as Lucifer Morningstar.

Next on the list is “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” the beloved cop comedy that was initially axed by Fox but later revived by NBC. Fans rejoiced at the news, as they couldn’t bear to say goodbye to the hilarious antics of Jake Peralta and the Nine-Nine squad.

Another show that was saved from cancellation is “The Expanse,” the critically acclaimed sci-fi series that found a new home on Amazon Prime Video after being canceled by SyFy. Fans of the show were thrilled to see the story continue in space, exploring new frontiers and captivating audiences.

And let’s not forget “Arrested Development,” the quirky comedy that was brought back from cancellation not once, but twice. Netflix picked up the series after Fox canceled it, giving fans more dysfunctional Bluth family antics to enjoy.

Last but not least, “The Mindy Project” was rescued by Hulu after being canceled by Fox. Fans of Mindy Kaling’s comedy were grateful to see the story of Dr. Mindy Lahiri continue on the streaming platform, where it found a new audience and continued to deliver laughs.

So, the next time your favorite show is on the chopping block, remember that streaming services might just come to the rescue. These examples prove that fan campaigns, passionate audiences, and dedicated platforms can breathe new life into beloved TV series. Happy streaming!