The latest on 'Witches of East End' renewal efforts; Witches cast and producers remain optimistic
Things are not looking good for 'Witches of East End'. It's been a few months now and there is still no word on whether the recently cancelled Lifetime show will be picked up by a different network or service. While that hardly guarantees anything, things are looking grim for the show.
Still, that hasn't deterred the show's very passionate fans. As organized in this blog, 'Witches' fans are attempting a last-minute rally in the form of online petitions, phone rallies, and passionately worded letters to network executives. As of this time, an online petition to save the show has garnered over 120,000 signatures, according to an article at Carter Matt.
As with every save-a-show campaign these days, the fans are also campaigning the streaming service Netflix to pick up the show. Netflix has as of late been rescuing shows such as 'Longmire' and has been quite active in developing content for its platform rather than relying on other networks for its content. It will still take a considerable amount of fan support for the show to be saved, but having Netflix as an additional candidate for a 'Witches' renewal is always a good thing.
For her part, the show's producer Maggie Friedman continues to hold out hope for 'Witches' on her official Twitter account. The screenwriter and producer of 'Witches of East End' tweeted pictures of a Witches cast reunion and added the hashtag #RenewWitchesofEastEnd.
From the looks of the captured images, the cast of 'Witches' seem very happy together. Included in the photos are cast regulars Daniel di Tomasso, Eric Winter, Jenna Dewan Tatum, and many others.
Fans of the show are certainly doing their part in continuing to support the show and this continued optimistic stance from Friedman and company should assure them that the show's creators are still passionate about the project. Head on over to this blog to find out how to show your support.