Why Is ‘New Girl’ Leaving Netflix After Successful 10? Where Can You Stream the Sitcom Now?
Netflix has been hosting the highly acclaimed sitcom New Girl for about one decade now. The broadcast giant acquired the streaming rights back in 2013 following the huge debut it made in the US. Unfortunately, viewers will not be able to access comedy drama anymore on this platform and have to bid adieu to their beloved show soon. However, fans who are getting unnerved by this sudden announcement need not worry. Since we have collected all the information about why this series will no longer be available on Netflix and where you can go and watch the sitcom.
We all know that the streaming agreements of shows that are not Netflix Original eventually come to an end over time. For similar reasons, Disney Entertainment and NBC Universal are moving New Girl to other streamers. According to Independent UK, the owners have struck a bargaining deal with Hulu and Peacock. So both platforms will have access to all 146 episodes aka seven seasons from April 17, 2023.
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Therefore, now the show’s lovers will not need to hassle much to find this delightful sitcom on the internet. If you have already subscribed to one of these platforms, you can continue to enjoy all the quirky dialogues and laughter-filled scenes. For the unversed, this series follows the life of a kooky teacher, Jessica Day, who moves to Los Angeles and makes some amazing friends.
The show is a combination of some of the best comedy and drama elements as the characters deal with their relationship issues and career choices.
What do people have to say about New Girl?
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Back in 2020, Mashable reviewed New Girl, calling it the ultimate quarantine comfort watch that people would get addicted to. Furthermore, online review aggregator websites have given a highly favorable response to this show. On IMDb, it has received 7.8 out of 10 on the rating meter. Rotten Tomatoes has crowned the show with 95% on Tomatometer and 84% on the audience score.
In fact, the show has bagged several awards, including five Golden Globe Awards and five Primetime Emmy Awards. The cast member includes Zooey Deschanel, Jake Johnson, Max Greenfield, Lamorne Morris, Hannah Simone, and Damon Wayans Jr.
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Meanwhile, as for now, viewers still have one month to watch the show on Netflix.
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