Fans left devastated as two UK classic comedy shows are set to leave Netflix imminently
Fans are devastated that two British classic comedy shows will soon be leaving Netflix
Fans are devastated because two British classic shows will soon be leaving Netflix.
The streaming service announced on Thursday that the popular comedy series Peep Show and Fresh Meat will be removed next month.
Peep Show ran from 2003 to 2015 with 54 episodes in nine series and starred David Mitchell and Robert Webb as two dysfunctional roommates.
Fresh Meat, from the same makers, starring Jack Whitehall and follows six students from Manchester University. It ran from 2011 to 2016.
Viewers have not taken the news lightly and have taken to social media to share their thoughts.
Oh no: Netflix announced on Thursday that the popular comedy series Peep Show and Fresh Meat will be removed next month
Farewell: Fresh Meat, from the same creators, stars Jack Whitehall and follows six students at the University of Manchester. It ran from 2011 to 2016
“Peepshow makes Netflix scream, cry and vomit,” one person wrote.
Another added: ‘@NetflixUK if you pull peepshow from Netflix I will cancel my subscription, my family’s and make sure all my friends do the same and spread the word.
“So eventually nobody will have Netflix anymore. this is the seriousness of your mistake. you have been warned.’
“Netflix is removing Peep Show is an absolute mockery,” another person exclaimed.
Another repeated, “Shame! First Alan Partridge, then The Office and now Peep Show! That’s my Netflix being canceled.”
The last day to watch Peep Show is September 28, while Fresh Meat is leaving the streaming service on September 26.
Meanwhile, Netflix has finally confirmed that its beloved legal drama The Lincoln Lawyer is returning for a third season.
After canceling a string of hit shows, including Young Wallander and the since-resurrected Warrior Nun, fans feared the series would be the next to take the hit.
Devastated: Viewers didn’t take the news lightly and took to social media to share their thoughts
The second season ended on August 3, and now fans can look forward to another 10 episodes about LA-based attorney Mickey Haller.
Season three will be based on the fifth book in Michael Connelly’s series, titled The Gods of Guilt, with Manuel Garcia-Rulfo reprising his role as Mickey Haller.
Once again he appears alongside Becki Newton (Lorna), Jazz Raycole (Izzy), Angus Sampson (Cisco) and Yaya DaCosta (Andrea Freemann).
However, Neve Campbell will not be returning as a series regular, with her character Maggie being noticeably absent from Connelly’s fifth book.
It’s back! Meanwhile, Netflix has finally confirmed that its beloved legal drama The Lincoln Lawyer is returning for a third season