By now, it’s known that Netflix has a tendency to cancel shows after brief runs. Many of those titles, unfortunately, end up receiving the axe after only a single season, which can leave fans disappointed. There have also been instances in which the creative teams behind the discarded shows can be upset as well. (A good case in point would be Kurt Sutter ripping the streamer after The Abandons’ cancellation). So I found it surprising and refreshing how a producer shared a measured take when his show ended after a single season.
Another animated series has been canned at Netflix and, this time, it’s the anime series Terminator Zero, an offering that made its debut on the service in 2024. News of the show’s demise came directly from its creator, writer and showrunner, Mattson Tomlin. In a post shared to X, the EP got real about the streamer’s decision and also explained why it was made:
