Glow Season 4 began production in February of this year before being discontinued due to the coronavirus crisis. At the time, the show had wrapped up filming on one episode and started on one episode.

Glow The real-life L-Woman follows the fictional story of a professional wrestling enterprise called the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (GLOW). The show’s large cast was led by Allison Brie as Ruth “Zoya the Destroy” Wilder, Debbie “Liberty Belle” Egan as Betty Gilpin, and director Sam Sylvia. The rest of the show’s cast includes Sidley Noel, Brittany Young, Britt Baron, Kate Nash, Gail Rankin, Kia Stevens, Jackie Toon and Chris Lowell.

The size of the cast proved to be an asset in telling different stories about different groups of women but unfortunately could have contributed to the early demise of the show as it was very difficult for the show to continue its LA-based production.

Glow Joins Society And I’m not ok with this Because Netflix shows unable to continue due to the coronavirus epidemic.

Cancellation of Juvenile bounty hunters Does not seem COVID-related. Season 1 of the show performed well in the week following the August 14 release, which led to this somewhat bizarre decision. The show featured two high school-age brothers, twins Sterling (Maddie Phillips) and Blair (Angelica Bette Fellini), teaming up with Bounty Hunter Bowser Jenkins (Kadim Hardison) to bring in local criminals.