Initially renewed for a season 4 which was to be the last, "GLOW" is finally canceled by Netflix and filming will not resume.
Netflix The end of the fight has already sounded for GLOW! While season 4 of the women's wrestling series was to be the last, it will ultimately not take place due to the current health crisis: "The Covid has killed real people. It is a national tragedy that should be our main concern. And the Covid has obviously had our show canceled.", designers Liz Flahive and Carly Mensch told Deadline. "Netflix decided not to complete filming on the final season of GLOW. We were given creative freedom to do a complicated comedy about women and tell their stories. And fight. And now it's over. has a lot of shitty things happening in the world right now that are more important than that. But it's still a shame we can't see these fifteen women in one frame anymore. Our cast of bizarre clowns and our heroic team are going we miss it. "
Launched in 2017, the show ended, without knowing it, in August 2019, at the end of its season 3. The shooting of the following episodes had started for three weeks before being interrupted because of the pandemic of Covid-19 which brought the world of cinema and series to a halt, and GLOW joins The Society and I Am Not Okay With This among titles that Netflix has finally canceled after initially renewing them, due to the current crisis . And the reactions of the actors, Alison Brie in mind, did not take long to arrive.
("I will miss it... forever grateful to my GLOW family for changing my life.")The platform has also chosen not to order a season 2 for the action comedy Teenage Bounty Hunters which launched in August and produced, among others, by Jenji Kohan, creator ofOrange is the New Black and producer of... GLOW.
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