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For other shows, a switch meant just one final season. The Expanse had three years on Syfy before Amazon Prime Video picked it up, running it all the way through its upcoming sixth and final season. Netflix breathed new life into it and carried it through its upcoming sixth and final season. Lucifer debuted on FOX and was canned after three seasons. It finished its run with its ninth season this past May. Last Man Standing was picked up by FOX after ABC cancelled it six seasons in.

Recent instances of series getting a second life on another network include Brooklyn Nine-Nine, which jumped from FOX to NBC after five seasons and debuts its eighth and final season this week. Perhaps the most famous cult show of all, Firefly, ended up with a follow-up theatrical film to satiate fans. A number of other series, including The Killing and Longmire, and Friday Night Lights and Damages, were ultimately brought back by Netflix and DirecTV, respectively, after their original networks cancelled them. Two prominent examples are Forever, a 2014 ABC fantasy crime series starring Ioan Gruffudd, and Jericho, a 2006 post-apocalyptic CBS drama, that, despite fan enthusiasm and campaigns to get the shows saved, were still cancelled after just one season. There are always shows that are “on the bubble” and end up coming close to a renewal and ultimately not making the cut. This was particularly true for Zoey’s since NBC had first pitched the show to its own streaming service, Peacock, which apparently wasn’t interested.

This is surely good news for fans of the show, and it’s merely the latest example of a series being resurrected after all hope was seemingly lost. Late last week, TVLine reported that, weeks after its cancellation, Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist may be getting a fresh chance at life with a potential rescue from Roku for a two-hour TV movie that could lead to more episodes if it does well.

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