HBO's Most Unfairly Cancelled Sci-Fi Series Is Climbing Another Streamer's Charts 4 Years Later

HBO's Most Unfairly Cancelled Sci-Fi Series Is Climbing Another Streamer's Charts 4 Years Later




A bad series finale might discourage fans of a show from ever rewatching it, but having a disappointing conclusion is preferable to having none at all. Although hyped as the next major blockbuster show for HBO, Westworldwas cancelled after the end of its fourth season, despite the intentions of creators Jonathan Nolanand Lisa Joy. The pair had stated from the show's inception that it was on a five-season arc, and the last episodes that aired teased an exciting reset that sadly never happened. It may have been easy to look at Westworld as a failure given its decline in award nominations and ratings over the course of its four seasons, but the announcement of a new Warner Bros. film and the show's rising popularity on the Apple TV Store suggest that the sci-fi series is still finding new viewers.


A bad series finale might discourage fans of a show from ever rewatching it, but having a disappointing conclusion is preferable to having none at all. Although hyped as the next major blockbuster show for HBO, Westworldwas cancelled after the end of its fourth season, despite the intentions of creators Jonathan Nolanand Lisa Joy. The pair had stated from the show's inception that it was on a five-season arc, and the last episodes that aired teased an exciting reset that sadly never happened. It may have been easy to look at Westworld as a failure given its decline in award nominations and ratings over the course of its four seasons, but the announcement of a new Warner Bros. film and the show's rising popularity on the Apple TV Store suggest that the sci-fi series is still finding new viewers.

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