<img src="https://sb.scorecardresearch.com/p?c1=2&amp;c2=36750692&amp;cv=3.6.0&amp;cj=1"> ‘The Bear’ Season 2 Getting Critical Acclaim Represents the Perfect Opportunity To Throw Shade at Netflix
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‘The Bear’ season 2 getting critical acclaim represents the perfect opportunity to throw shade at Netflix

Netflix could stand to learn a thing or two...

The Bear‘s second season premiered only a week ago, and it’s already the talk of the town. The FX series’ ever-growing popularity is proof that if shows are given the chance to develop further than a single season, great things can happen. Unfortunately, though, not all networks are getting the memo.

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At the time of writing, season two of The Bear has a critic canceling a fair portion of its original series before barely giving them a chance to grow. Folks are, of course, using The Bear as an example to outright critique Netflix.

In truth, though, even if a Netflix show performs well with critics and audiences alike, that doesn’t save it from the axe. Time and again, subscribers of the platform have seen great series make it to the Top 10 chart in several countries, only to be canceled shortly after. The Bastard Song & the Devil Himself, Lockwood & Co., and Warrior Nun and only a few examples.

Fortunately, it seems like times are changing for fans of Netflix shows, with Warrior Nun having recently been hope for all other victims of the network’s reign of terror. Let’s just hope this is the beginning of a new era.


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Rafaela Coimbra
Rafaela is a freelance writer for We Got This Covered. Writing professionally since 2022, she loves sharing her knowledge and opinions about all things anime, manga, TV shows, and movies. When she’s not working, though, you can easily find Rafaela with a fantasy book in hand, or consuming some other form of entertainment — you know, lest a thought occur.