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Fans who are still grappling with GLOW‘s unceremonious un-renewal well over two years ago now can at least get a small taste for what the Netflix wrestling comedy had on tap for its farewell run. Mere weeks after dropping its third season in September 2019, GLOW was picked up for a fourth and final

TV show cancellations are devastating enough on their own. But when a series has already been renewed, then gets unceremoniously axed? That’s eat-ice-cream-straight-outta-the-gallon levels of heartbreak. Prior to the coronavirus pandemic, the occasional TV show did have its renewal for a subsequent

If you still can’t quite wrap your head, much less your heart, around the fact that GLOW was renewed for a fourth season that we never wound up getting, you are by no means alone. Leading lady Alison Brie feels your pain — acutely. The cancellation of the beloved Netflix dramedy is “the great

TV show cancellations are devastating enough on their own. But when a series has already been renewed, then gets unceremoniously axed? That’s eat-ice-cream-straight-outta-the-gallon levels of heartbreak. Unfortunately, due to the coronavirus pandemic, one of the TV industry’s (many) new normals is

“In a world with so much wickedness, I am so very grateful I got to spend three years in Oz.” That’s how actress Betty Gilpin is looking back on her experience with GLOW, a show for which she received three Primetime Emmy nominations. The Netflix comedy about women’s professional wrestling in the