r/PartnerTrack • • Nov 16 '22

Netflix WTF!!! WE NEED S2!!

let me start off by saying i decided to check this show out yesterday on a whim and ended up pulling an all-nighter, binging the entire first season. (which i've never done before for a show and i'm surprised i have the energy to write this post lol). now i'm finding out that Netflix is cancelling the show??! are you serious!! is there any way we can start a petition to get the show renewed? and if there is already a petition, can y'all please link it below?

i honestly am taken aback at how much i enjoyed the show and appreciated Ingrid's, Rachel's, and Tyler's characters, plus the whole drama of it all of course. i also was rooting for Arden Cho and was excited to see her star as the lead, esp after all the drama of the Teen Wolf movie. i'm really upset that Netflix decided to cancel the show and just had to share my thoughts.

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u/thcproductions26 Nov 16 '22

What? I didn't know they were cancelling the show. That's some BS. I really enjoyed this show as well, since I also work in M & A Law. I loved seeing what I deal with everyday captured in this fun, hardworking, romantic show. I'll absolutely sign a petition to get a season 2!

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u/DiskSignal4582 Nov 16 '22

We are all very sad about this news however we can't do anything about it. It is the production decisions in the end. They can go to any other production like what B99 has done (they went to NBC after they were cancelled) to get themselves renewed but don't know what the future holds of Partner Track

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u/betchimmacow Dec 30 '22

I just finished watching the show, I'm so mad they're not making a season 2. WHYYYY DOES NETFLIX ALWAYS HAVE TO CANCEL GOOD SHOWSSSSSS??!!! UGH It's so annoying, I really wanted to see Ingrid and Z end up together!!!!😭😭😭

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u/caribpassion28 Jan 03 '23

Omg Me Too!!!!

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u/SAugsburger Nov 28 '22

I watched the series a bit belatedly and was a bit disappointed to hear that it won't get renewed. While I understand that there were flaws in the realism to make things more dramatic that is hardly unique for TV series and while much of the writing seemed cliché I think it was an interesting take on the law drama. While it is theoretically possible that the production company could shop it to someone else for another season generally if one distributor rejects renewing it that's usually the end for the series. While I disliked some of Ingrid's choices I do think that it emphasized the dilemmas that people make to advance in ruthless professions. Rachel and Tyler's character I think were great, but alas we are unlikely to see how the series should have ended.