It will be pretty interesting to see how the networks move from this loss since they’ll be parting ways with some of their biggest hits. HBO is waving goodbye to two of the most critically acclaimed shows they’re airing right now, and so is Showtime.

Netflix is also concluding some of the comedy series that put it on the map, but they still have a couple more hits up their sleeve. Stranger Things isn’t going anywhere yet, but same can’t be said about some other shows we’ve been obsessing about for years.

Top 10 TV Shows Ending In 2019:

Orange is the New Black

Jane the Virgin

The Affair

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

Gotham

Broad City

Game of Thrones

The Big Bang Theory

Homeland

Veep

Mr. Robot

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Devoted fans were heartbroken after receiving the news, but it’s important to remember this was a plan from the start. Showrunner Sam Esmail never wanted Mr. Robot to drag on forever. He always had a specific conclusion in mind and felt it’s finally time to share it with the whole world. USA Network didn’t want to say goodbye to one of their biggest hits to date, but agreed to do so because they had too much respect for the story Esmail wanted to tell.

“From the beginning, Mr. Robot proved to be a show unlike any other on television, capturing the zeitgeist of our modern times with a unique point of view and definitive vision. Working with Sam and the entire cast and crew has been nothing short of incredible – and we can’t wait to reveal the complete Mr. Robot story,” said USA Network president Chris McCumber.

Mr. Robot follows a young hacker who plays a crucial role in overthrowing the corrupt corporation he works for and must deal with the aftermath of his actions. It stars Rami Malek and Christian Slater, who received several accolades for their career-defining roles as Elliot Alderson and Mr. Robot.

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It will be pretty interesting to see how the networks move from this loss since they’ll be parting ways with some of their biggest hits. HBO is waving goodbye to two of the most critically acclaimed shows they’re airing right now, and so is Showtime.

Netflix is also concluding some of the comedy series that put it on the map, but they still have a couple more hits up their sleeve. Stranger Things isn’t going anywhere yet, but same can’t be said about some other shows we’ve been obsessing about for years.

Top 10 TV Shows Ending In 2019:

Orange is the New Black

Jane the Virgin

The Affair

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

Gotham

Broad City

Game of Thrones

The Big Bang Theory

Homeland

Veep

Mr. Robot

The post 10 Beloved TV Shows We’re Waving Goodbye to in 2019 appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Devoted fans were heartbroken after receiving the news, but it’s important to remember this was a plan from the start. Showrunner Sam Esmail never wanted Mr. Robot to drag on forever. He always had a specific conclusion in mind and felt it’s finally time to share it with the whole world. USA Network didn’t want to say goodbye to one of their biggest hits to date, but agreed to do so because they had too much respect for the story Esmail wanted to tell.

“From the beginning, Mr. Robot proved to be a show unlike any other on television, capturing the zeitgeist of our modern times with a unique point of view and definitive vision. Working with Sam and the entire cast and crew has been nothing short of incredible – and we can’t wait to reveal the complete Mr. Robot story,” said USA Network president Chris McCumber.

Mr. Robot follows a young hacker who plays a crucial role in overthrowing the corrupt corporation he works for and must deal with the aftermath of his actions. It stars Rami Malek and Christian Slater, who received several accolades for their career-defining roles as Elliot Alderson and Mr. Robot.

The post Hacker Drama “Mr. Robot” is Ending With Season 4 appeared first on EverydayKoala.