Netflix cancels two series, "This Is Not OK" and "Parallel Society"

Today, Netflix announced that two series, "Parallel Society" (Strangetown) and "This Is Not OK", were cancelled. These two youth stories with science fiction/fantasy elements were launched in May 2019 and February 2020 respectively, and received a rating of 7 (16,000 people) and 7.6 (33,000 people) on IMDb. They are not great dramas, but they are pretty good.

Netflix's reason for cancelling the series is simple: the COVID-19 pandemic has repeatedly delayed the filming schedule for the second season of the two series, and resuming work requires additional epidemic prevention costs. It is also very troublesome to gather so many actors, so they simply...

According to foreign media reports, "Parallel Society" announced the renewal of the second season last year, which was originally scheduled to be launched in 2020. The script for the second season of "This Is Not OK" has been written and has been waiting for the start time. At present, neither story will have an ending, and more episodes may be cut due to this epidemic.

"This Is Not OK" is produced by the director of the highly acclaimed British drama "The F*ck of It", and stars two young actors from "IT", Sophie Lillis and Wyatt Oleff. The story tells about a girl named Xiao Xi who moves to a small town with her mother and brother. Her father committed suicide, and the family lives in poverty. Her high school life is very bleak. Fortunately, she has the company of her friend Stanley, and Xiao Xi gradually discovers that she has the ability to control objects with her mind...