Falling in love with a Netflix show can be risky in recent years due to the operator’s tendency to cancel shows even with very vocal fanbases, often after just one season. In fact, the platform canceled a comic book series it had already wrapped filming earlier this year, leading to heartbreak for the star. Netflix’s fans Warrior Nun They got two seasons in before the show was cancelled, but they’re not ready to accept the end of Ava and the rest of the characters’ travels. Viewers are fighting to save Warrior NunAnd now creator Simon Barry has joined as well as others from the show.
Warrior Nun It ran for two seasons, with the first highly anticipated original film set to debut in 2020 and the second in November as part of the 2022 TV premiere schedule. Just over a month after the release of the second season on November 10, Netflix canceled the fantasy drama. Creator Simon Barry confirmed the news on Instagram On December 13, he expressed his “sincere appreciation to all the fans who have worked so hard to bring awareness to this series”. Now, Barry is going even further and throwing his support behind the #SaveWarriorNun movement on Twitter:
We have the best fans. Thank you for standing up and fighting for the #WarriorNun – #SaveWarriorNun in this life or the next! pic.twitter.com/ePkCVTTDjxDecember 15, 2022
Not only did Barry stop thanking fans and using the hashtag #SaveWarriorNun, he also retweeted the news that the hashtag has surpassed 2 million tweets (via Tweet Binder) on 20 December Change.org Petition for renewal Warrior Nun for the third season, which has collected more than 86,000 signatures out of the 150,000 required at the time of writing. Simon Barry also isn’t the only member of the creative team taking to Twitter to support the movement. Show writer Amy Berg posted:
William Miller, who played Adriel Warrior Nun In Season 2 after repeating in Season 1, he was active in supporting fans’ efforts to save the show, including a short but sweet tweet that also includes an adorable gif:
space balls (which unfortunately never got a sequel) might not have much in common with it Warrior Nun’, but I’d say the “do something” message pretty much sums up what fans are trying to achieve with the call for a Netflix renewal for a third season!
And they’re still calling, more than a week after the news of the initial cancellation broke! In fact, a fan came up with an idea Warrior Nun Renewal as a great Christmas gift:
Can’t we just renovate this Christmas to get them back!! #GoodMorning pic.twitter.com/9PRS3rmjh8December 22, 2022
There seems to be a consensus among fans on social media that the finale after just two seasons means the relationship between Ava Silva (Alba Baptista) and sister Beatrice (Christina Tonteri-Young) will never expand. Their romance was rumored and still in the early stages, which led to this 1 fan on twitter To publish:
Their story ended before it even began which is why we need #SaveWarriorNun
The message that the story ended before it really began (not to mention some unanswered questions after Season 2 ended) seems to drive much of the #SaveWarrior movement. In fact, one fan was driven to real action to make the message so huge:
Guys… I had to #SaveWarriorNun pic.twitter.com/qQvKFcrPG0December 20, 2022
There’s no denying that fans are committed to trying to get Warrior Nun Renewed! While there’s certainly no guarantee that having a creator chime in with their support will do anything to push Netflix to reverse the cancellation, it’s a nice show of solidarity. And as one fan said, they just have to keep trying:
Guys keep it loud we can do this! #SaveWarriorNun pic.twitter.com/Tgo8lT8z45December 22, 2022
So, is there hope that the #SaveWarriorNun movement will succeed? Well, while Netflix has been canceling its originals left and right, the streamer has saved a few other shows from cancellation and relaunched them into huge streaming hits. The devil It ran for three more seasons before a bittersweet ending thanks to Netflix after it was axed by Fox and List He is in the middle of the last season that will be allowed to tie up his loose ends after it was canceled by NBC.
Warrior Nun Not just a streaming show that can be moved to streaming, however, Netflix made the decision to cancel in lieu of another platform. However, fans who are still subscribed to Netflix can keep pressing for more Ava, with support from creator Simon Barry and others! Plus, the current 18 episodes aren’t going anywhere, so fans can keep watching and rewatching on Netflix.
