Yeah CW seem to be the opposite of Fox when it comes to how safe shows are with them! I've read that apparently they always want shows to have some closure because a big part of their business model is selling shows to Netflix, so they need to make sure that all of their shows get proper endings to tie them up or Netflix won't be interested, people being less inclined to binge-watch if a story is known to be incomplete. That was apparently the reasoning behind Nikita getting a final season of six episodes, even though most people were expecting it to be cancelled after ratings fell to 0.2
I wish that more networks would follow that model actually, it sucks when a show that you really cared about ends with no closure
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Date: 2016-03-12 12:30 pm (UTC)I wish that more networks would follow that model actually, it sucks when a show that you really cared about ends with no closure