Netflix canceled its most erotic original series, Sex/Lifestarring Sarah Shahi (interested party, Black Adam), Mike Vogel and Adam Demos. It tells the story of a mother living in an American suburb who, as she reminisces about her sex life with her ex-partner, makes her face her present, in a very traditional marriage with her much more interesting past.
TV series based on the novel 44 chapters about 4 men by BB Easton, which premiered its second season a few days ago. But then Netflix announced the cancellation. The first season was not just a hit, but a viral phenomenon thanks to the full frontal nude scene of actor Adam Demos. 67 million homes watched the episode in question.
Cancellation message Sex/Life was reported Entertainment Weeklywhere a Netflix spokesperson explains that “the second season offers a happy ending for the main characters, allowing the series to end in a way that satisfies viewers.”
But what happened behind the scenes Sex/Life may reveal the true reasons why the series was cancelled.
“After this, I will never work with Netflix again”
In an interview with Sarah Shahi on a podcast Not skinny, but not fat eitherthe actress explained that she felt rather uncomfortable during the recording of the second season of the series Sex/Life.
“I’m not going to downplay it, but I definitely didn’t get the support I got during the first season from the people who worked on the show. It has become very different for me, and I am not afraid to say it. It was difficult for me to work with this material. I’m not going to work with Netflix after this, but I can’t lie, it was a real challenge.”
Sarah Shahi also complained that she had very few scenes with Adam Demos, her current partner, whom she met while taping the show’s first season. Sex/Life. “He only shows up for 60 seconds.”
Finally, he complained about some of the show’s scripts and storylines. “There are some things that I just couldn’t support and that was a real challenge. But that’s part of what I do, because I don’t always agree with what a producer or director does, but my job is to do it.” believable.”
“Do Sex/Life It was a dream”
But although the creator Sex/LifeStacey Rukeyser assured in an interview that “although the show was canceled for her, it’s a dream come true,” the truth is that just a month ago she was waiting for it to be renewed for a third season.
Moreover, the last episode of the second season It was never written to be a series finale. Here’s how he explained it Hollywood Reporter. “I know there’s always something to tell with these characters, and I hope I get the chance to tell them,” he said.
Unfortunately, this won’t happen. However, two seasons Sex/Life will continue to be available on Netflix.
Source: Hiper Textual
