Netflix has been slammed after a promised cult TV hit show failed to drop on time.
American comedy Detroiters was advertised to debut on October 15, but the streaming giant removed it from the schedule without any explanation.
The show, starring I Think You Should Leave star Tim Robinson and funnyman Sam Richardson, finally made it to screens for only US subscribers on October 16.
All episodes of the Comedy Central production are already available to fans Down Under via Paramount +.
Meanwhile, as of Thursday, Netflix Australia has not updated its schedule to include Detroiters.
Daily Mail Australia has reached out to Netflix for comment.
Netflix’s programming snafu has left some fans bewildered after the streamer used social media to announce that Detroiters was dropping on October 15.
Debuting in 2017 on Comedy Central in the US, Detroiters centres on a shabby fictional ad agency called Cramblin Duvet and their low-rent clients in Detroit.
Netflix has been slammed after a promised cult TV hit failed to drop on time. American comedy Detroiters was advertised to debut on October 15, but the streaming giant removed it from the schedule without any explanation
In September, Netflix announced in a tweet that the show would land on the streamer in October.
‘This is an official Cramblin Duvet Advertising announcement Detroiters Seasons 1 & 2 are coming to Netflix on October 15!’ the Netflix tweet said.
When the show failed to show up on the steaming service, fans were left fuming.
‘The show was supposed to debut on Netflix today,’ said a Reddit user on Wednesday.
‘It never showed up, and Netflix has deleted their posts on social media that promoted the show,’ they continued.
Another Reddit user claimed that the streamer was ‘gaslighting’ fans.
‘I direct messaged with a Netflix customer service rep yesterday and they tried gaslighting that Netflix never announced it would be coming to their platform in the US on October 15.’
Debuting in 2017 on Comedy Central in the US, Detroiters centres on a shabby fictional ad agency called Cramblin Duvet and their low-rent clients in Detroit. Pictured: Actors Tim Robinson and Sam Richardson
They continued: ‘They tried saying the announcement & Tweet I saw was for countries [outside] of the US.’
Fans of the show also took to Twitter to complain.
‘I don’t really tweet ever but am now [here] to say that Netflix and Netflix Australia are [a joke] and are awful for not streaming Detroiters like they said they were going to?’ tweeted one angry user.
Created by stars Sam Richardson and Tim Robinson, alongside Zach Kanin and Joe Kelly, Detroiters ran to two seasons and 20 episodes between 2017-2018
‘Where. Is. Detroiters. at Netflix? You lied!’ moaned another disappointed fan.
Created by stars Sam Richardson and Tim Robinson, alongside Zach Kanin and Joe Kelly, Detroiters ran to two seasons and 20 episodes between 2017-2018.
Fans were also left devastated when Comedy Central failed to renew it for a third season in 2019.
Meanwhile, Tim Robinson has had another hit with skit series I Think You Should Leave which currently screens on Netflix Australia.
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