After an initial positive reaction to the show’s cast and crew, Kravitz revealed her truth after Tessa Thompson complained that she would miss it.
Zoë Kravitz does not hold back how she really feels anymore after an initially optimistic and supportive reaction to Hulu’s cancellation of her series “High Fidelity” after only one season.
“I want to cry out to my #highfidelity family. Thank you for all the love and heart you put into this show,” she wrote on Instagram on Wednesday. “I’m afraid of you all. And thank you to everyone who saw us, loved and supported us. ✌🏽 #breakupssuck
It was then Tessa Thompson responded to the post that Kravitz was leaving.
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“I’ll miss you all, lllllllll so much,” wrote Thompson, after whom Kravitz fired, “it’s cool. At least hulu has a ton of other shows with women of color that we can watch. Oh wait.”
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Kravitz ‘comment, which sits confidently next to her original post, soon began to pick up responses and reactions.
“They did not fall in love with you,” one of them wrote as another commented, “I think we should have that conversation !!!!”
The sentiment “Queen” was repeated over and over again, with one follower suggesting, “This is a petition !!!! Is there any way we can change this !!!!!”
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One follower really broke down why this cancellation made no sense, and especially in light of Kravitz’s statement that there is a weariness of female Black representation on the platform. They also shouted what they saw as a lack of promotion for the show.
“This is why her decision was so absurd! Canceling this show, removing this nuanced painting from a woman of color … one of her worst decisions,” the fan wrote. “Btw, where was the promo? I only found out about this show by stumbling across an article online.”
There were some suggestions that it might just be bad reviews, although it’s hard to say if streaming platforms are not always transparent. Amid all the comments were a few calls for Netflix to pick up the series.
Other celebrities jumped to the show’s first defense, with Lena Waithe commenting, “rarely find shows that really impress me. This one did it. I’ve told you how much I love this show. I still do. This one definitely deserves another season. “
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Reese Witherspoon also offered her support, writing, “I’m so sad. I loved this show !! The cast and writing were 💯🌟.”
And, of course, her stiffness Jason Momoa was quick to lend his support and complaints, commenting, “boooooooooooo. Dammit. I loved it.” Kravtiz’s mother Lisa Bonet died in the 2000 film adaptation. of 1995 by Nick Hornby in 1995.
While it may not be likely to make much of a difference at this point, fans can always start binge watching the first and only season on Hulu to let them know how much the show means to them. Healthy streaming numbers have brought back shows in the past.
A production of ABC Signature Studios, it is quite possible that if the studio wanted, they could buy them to other networks. The studio has dropped other series on networks like Epix, Freeform, Amazon Prime, Disney +, USA, ABC, HBO, Showtime and yes, even Netflix.
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