For some time, "Zero" channel was welcomed as the best horror show on television. Premier in 2016 at Seff, the Anthology series took popular creepypastas from the internet and transferred them to a small screen terrorist gold. Unfortunately, all good things must be completed, with this welcoming show fulfilling its end after four seasons in 2019.

"Channel Zero" was canceled by Sefi in January 2019Just months after the fourth season of the show, titled "The Dream Door", it ended its escape. The network did not last long to make a decision. But why did they cancel the recognized show when the endless string of moldings could pave the way for endless seasons? As always, it is reduced to the juice that is worth squeezing. In this case, Syfy - or more importantly, the parent company of the NBCUNIVERIVERSN network - simply did not do enough of its investment to pressure.

At that time, Nbcuniversal was plans to launch its own streaming service, which we would know as a peacock. He debuted in July 2020 at the height of the pandemic. The pandemic was not even a concern when the "zero channel" was canceled, though. What was a concern were billions that nbcu was supposed to invest in a peacock Compete with Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max and others on the market. Peacock lost billions and billions of dollars in the first few years of work.

More to the point, "Channel Zero" had an agreement to transfer exclusively to the tremor. It was good for horror fans, because the service suits the lovers of the genre very well. But it didn't do anything to help NBCU in the streaming game because Shudder is owned by AMC Networks. The future focused on Hollywood streaming has forced companies to think about exclusive content, and this was undoubtedly considering this show.

Separating all the streaming thoughts, the play was never a big hit in the ratings and showed signs of a decline. According to Hollywood reporterThe first season on average had 543,000 spectators during the initial broadcast. By season 4, that number dropped to only 265,000 spectators. This, despite the fact that Season 4 "Channel Zero" earned very good reviews.

However, good reviews are only getting you so far. The network needs a viewership to justify the show's extension. For his part, the creator of the series, Nick Antoska, took over the work. Taking up Instagram In 2019 after the news emerged, he was supposed to say this about it. "I loved to do this show and would like to do more ... but I can't regret too much to make 4 stories that I wanted with people I wanted to work with." He continued:

"People like our writers, our actors, our extraordinary team, the artists who contributed, our editors and post -Tim, our composer Effef Rousseau, our team in Sefi and the UCP.

"I'm deeply grateful for this experience. Especially everyone who watched, talked and wrote about the show. There are stories that we didn't tell and creatures you didn't see, but maybe," Antoska added.

Antoska continued to make more success in the TV horror area. He co-co-created a "brand new cherry flavor" for Netflix, which premiered in 2021. Recently, he served as an executive producer of TV series "Shaki", which lasted three seasons on Sefi and the US network. It is also behind the upcoming TV version of Cape Fear, which is in works at Apple TV+.

You can transfer "channel zero" to trembling.