At this point, Netflix subscription holders are surely more than aware of the fact that the entertainment conglomerate has no problem bringing the ax down on a TV show. More than a few of the streamer’s original offerings have been canned over this past year, and more just bit the dust this week. The young adult drama Shadow and Bone was canceled this week alongside four other series. Those are crushing blows for fans of those productions and, for anyone else, it may just be wild to see that a whopping five shows have been put down. In the aftermath of that news reaching the surface though, it would seem that the company has renewed a comedy: Unstable.
This 2023 TV schedule entry made its debut earlier this year and was co-created by Rob Lowe and his son, John Owen, who both also serve as the lead stars. News of the show’s renewal was reported by TVLine, which also confirmed that the workplace comedy’s second season will include eight episodes. In addition, the Lowes released a joint statement in which they reacted to this major turn of events. And the father-son duo seem excited to keep working on the sitcom:
