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Netflix cancels Sex/Life after 2 seasons

By Ryan Wu
Published in TV & Movies
April 08, 2023
1 min read
Netflix cancels Sex/Life after 2 seasons

Netflix has recently announced the cancellation of the popular drama series, Sex/Life, after just two seasons. The show, which premiered in June 2021, revolves around a suburban housewife named Billie Connelly (played by Sarah Shahi) who begins to question her life choices and lusts after her hot and adventurous ex-lover, Brad Simon (Adam Demos). News of the cancellation came as a surprise to many fans who were looking forward to more steamy and scandalous episodes.

According to Deadline, although the show was well-received by audiences, Netflix has decided to pull the plug due to budgetary reasons. While Sex/Life attracted a large viewership, it was an expensive show to produce, with complex location shoots and expansive set designs that added up to a high production cost. As Netflix aims to cut costs in favor of more profitable content, the show’s cancellation may come as disappointing news to fans eagerly anticipating its renewal.

However, some pundits speculate that Netflix may have more content in mind that will cater to its audiences’ evolving tastes. After all, the platform boasts a massive library of original programming, and it’s no secret that they’re always on the lookout for the next big thing in terms of audience engagement. Therefore, while fans may be disappointed by the cancellation of Sex/Life, there’s no doubt that Netflix has something equally compelling in store.

In conclusion, the cancellation of Sex/Life may come as a surprise to fans, but it’s not uncommon for networks to cancel shows for financial reasons. Despite the show’s popularity, it simply wasn’t profitable enough to keep on the air. Nevertheless, the platform’s vast and ever-evolving content library means that exciting and fresh programming is always on the horizon. Fans can be sure that there is more to come from Netflix.


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