How many shows would be there that have as huge a fan following as Netflix’s Warrior Nun has? The show streamed on the streaming giant for 2 seasons. Unfortunately, despite getting majorly positive reviews, Netflix decided to cancel the show after the second season. While fans have been running a campaign to renew their favorite show, the series creator and showrunner Simon Barry showed a ray of hope.

During his interview with Empire, the showrunner, Simon Barry, faced questions about the #SaveWarriorNun billboards, as reported by CBR. Barry revealed how grateful he was to the fandom for loving the show. However, he also spoke about the show’s rights and how it might have a chance of getting developed away from Netflix. After the cancelation of the Netflix show, Barry continued working with the American OTT platform. And he revealed the streaming giant might not pick the show up ever.

However, he thought, folks from the productivity media, those who owned the rights to the show, would definitely find a way to keep the show going. He might be hinting at another streaming service platform picking up the show and renewing it from where it left off. While fans want many answers from the previous season, isn’t it a piece of good news for them?

Warrior Nun fans ran a campaign for the renewal of the show

Can you imagine your favorite show stopped streaming before giving you all the answers? Well, Netflix has been canceling many fan-favorite shows. Even Jimmy Fallon once spoke about it on his television talk show as well. However, Warrior Nun fans went to a length where they created a petition for the renewal of their favorite show.

Whenever Netflix posts any update about any show, they start their campaign there, too. #SaveWarriorNun has been circulating around the internet pretty much since the cancelation of the show. Fans are extremely disappointed with the cancelation that they were even ready to cancel their Netflix subscription as well.

Nevertheless, according to the comments by the boss of the show, there might be a ray of hope for the renewal of the show. While we get more information about the same, tell us your thoughts about it.

Do you think Warrior Nun would return via a different streaming giant? Feel free to share your insights in the comment box below.