Why Hulu Canceled How To Die Alone After One Season

The airport always has the possibility of air; Everywhere you look, people do something new, visit home or start a new chapter. Transportation times for different entertainment equipment compress all the uncertainty in their troughs and transfer the viewer to the new main space to consider what has been and what is coming. The show like the “How to Die alone” movie made a double version in this regard because Natasha Rothwell’s Hulu series showed how much television has grown over the last half of the decade and how far the media has to go. Streamer decided to cancel the series, referring to a low viewing because it does not recognize potential as it stared at them directly on the face.

“How to die alone” is Comedy/drama starring Natasha Rothwell Melina, an airport worker who has been in an emotional Limba for some time And evokes the opportunity that his life is more than just a clock at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York, New York. He has friends like Rory, who plays the lovely Conrad Ricamora, the romantic stuck, as his former, Alex (Jocko Sims, as an important source of uncertainty), and hopes that there could be more to this world he is not. Hulu sent all eight episodes last year during the first and only season, and unfortunately decided not to continue more.

Variety said that “how to die alone” would not get a renewalAnd even the star of the series got the decision of the guard. Rothwell wrote a statement in the publication in which he presented how he was “shocked, heart -breaking, and honestly confused” by moving to Mel’s journey unfinished. In other comments, the actor also pointed out about the critical reception of the series, and his claim that the show was “undeniable critical, creative and rewarded success,” not only the swelling of the breast, but accurate reading after giving so many people in the series. It’s pretty difficult for an exhibition Get a 91%rating of Rotten Tomatoes in this crowded media environmentAnd much longer running programs never reach that high water sign.

Elsewhere in Variety reporting, source close to Onyx Collective, a production company that made “alone to death” claimed that the series did not only collect a strong enough viewer to set up season 2. This is an interesting argument when not either advertising or self -seeing themselves and themselves and themselves and themselves The apparent weight of certain popular projects for popular projects under that umbrella, Numbers do not need to search for these programs or movies. It is difficult to have a sour taste in the mouth, as Rothwell did, the market is definitely swimming in shows that feel that you have been watching them before, and “how to die alone” was a concept that justifiably felt fresh.

Disney set up the Onyx collective to bring stories from colored and under -represented populations to the market, although the landscape’s Morphs make the task more difficult and difficult. Honestly, wouldn’t the goal be to produce thoughtful, interesting performances such as “how to die alone” instead of choosing places so carefully? One thing that observers have seen during the streaming season is that there is some real potential for the success of the background program.

The reason behind this idea is that these viewers have to be given such a time and space to collect alone, and the studios in the center of this story rarely spend advertising dollars so that viewers know that the “Death” program exists. So, it starts a self -fulfilling prophecy of the feedback loop Studios can cancel exhibitions because they “did not collect large enough viewers” Businesses that do not have to take any responsibility, to be honest, to be pathetic marketing activities and defense effectively against their own programming, because there is only so much and not everything can be driven.

“How to die alone” is currently bought for other streamers and studios, because this first season is a kind of concept certificate of what season 2 could be given the possibility of flourishing. Natasha Rothwell hopes that the show may continue, and she should feel like she is because so many fans only found “how to die alone” when it was decided to pull the Ripcord series. One bright spot is that there are so many presentations of the “streaming season” that have found life in a different service or channel as they started life; Hope really seems to be eternal.

More than whatever, I just wonder how long industry can afford to ignore new ideas when trying to find the next big thing and failure, because the attention of the dispersed viewer is limited. New exhibitions are literally competing with “strangers” next to “foreign things” (((Something like a “paradise” on the Hulu Show) by saying that they also face “Fortnite”, “Minecraft”, and any other unpredictable youth media consumer can find cool next. It is not a shame to be a small show that tells the Relatable story communities that are not sufficiently served; In fact, there is quite a few freedom, and I dare say that the possibility is left to be explored.