The detective series 'Unforgettable,' which survived two cancellations across CBS and A&E, has been added to Netflix and is gaining popularity.
01Summary
- 01'Unforgettable' debuted on CBS in 2011 and was cancelled after season 1 due to declining ratings and a 40% Rotten Tomatoes score.
- 02CBS reversed its decision in June 2012 after fan campaigns and ordered a second season, but cancelled the show again in October 2014.
- 03A&E picked up the series for a fourth season, but did not renew it for a fifth.
- 04Netflix added the show to its crime drama library, leading to a resurgence in viewership.
- 05The series stars Poppy Montgomery as Detective Carrie Wells, who has hyperthymesia.
02Why it matters
This matters because Netflix's addition gives a second life to a show that defied cancellation multiple times, offering UK viewers a chance to discover or revisit a unique detective series with an unusual survival story.
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