& # 39; American Vandal & # 39; was canceled by Netflix, but that might not be the end

This is a mystery that will be difficult to solve: why Netflix has canceled American Vandal? The series of fake documentaries, which sadly asked the question: "Who drew the dicks?" in season 1, and back for an even ludicrous season 2 only in September, was canceled by the streaming service on Friday, October 26th.

"American Vandal will not be coming back for a third season, "said Netflix in a statement, as indicated by The Hollywood journalist. "We are very grateful to the creators, screenwriters, actors and film crew for presenting their innovative comedy to Netflix, as well as to fans and critics who have adopted his unique humor." and unconventional. " However, this might not be the end of American Vandal, not completely.

According to some rumors, the show would be looking for a new home. THR sources, which means that a season 3 of American Vandal could still be a possibility. It will not be a possibility at Netflix. Co-creators Dan Perrault and Tony Yacenda have not commented yet. Since the TV case figure is what it is, it is entirely possible that they can transfer their show to another network or streaming service. (Yes Brooklyn Nine-Nine After all, the show won a Peabody Award for season 1 and received rave reviews, with a 97% rating on rotten tomatoes.

Meanwhile, as fans wait for news during a potential wake-up call or a last-minute backup, many have turned to Twitter to share their reactions to the news of American Vandal& # 39; cancellation. And they are far from happy.

Netflix has never divulged the reasoning behind this cancellation and will probably not do it. The site does not publish audience figures regularly and has recently canceled the publication of Marvel. Luke Cage and Iron fist without explanation. However, a report from Variety suggested that Netflix could get rid of the emissions produced by an outdoor studio. American Vandal was produced by Funny Or Die, 3 Arts Entertainment and CBS Television Studios.

Whatever the reason for the cancellation of the series, it will be sad to see young aspiring documentary filmmakers Peter Maldonado (Tyler Alvarez) and Sam Ecklund (Griffin Gluck) go there. The two BFFs were the main protagonist of the series, the connecting thread between seasons 1 and 2, and fans were eager to see what crimes the duo could solve in a potential season 3. (Even if it's hard to imagine American Vandal overcoming Burglar Turd of Season 2.)

Barely an hour after the announcement of the news, Gluck went on Instagram to say goodbye to the show. The actor shared a series of photos and videos taken behind the scenes, accompanied by the caption "thank you", followed by a American Vandal-emojis with theme.

But do not let Gluck's farewell message to fans discourage you. There is still hope for American Vandal. If the information that producers broadcast the show on other networks is true, as long as fans continue to express themselves on social networks, there will still be hope. American Vandal Season 3 to become a reality.