Fans are devastated by Netflix pulling one of their favorite shows off the streaming service.
Despite the popular comedy-drama, Jane the Virgin, having a 100 per cent Tomatometer rating on Rotten Tomatoes, the series will no longer be available for binge watching on Netflix.
The show first aired on the CW from 2014 to 2019, and then a licensing agreement was made with Netflix to have all five of its seasons available on its platform for five years – making this year the final one.
Gina Rodriguez, 40, won a Golden Globe for ‘best performance by an actress in a TV series, comedy or musical’ for her portrayal of the series’ protagonist Jane Gloriana Villanueva, a religious 23-year-old.
The TV show follows Jane, who vowed to remain abstinent, yet, ended up getting pregnant, due to being mistakenly artificially inseminated, because her gynecologist mixed her patients up.
Fans are devastated that Netflix is pulling one of their favorite shows off the streaming service
Despite the popular comedy-drama, Jane the Virgin, having a 100 per cent Tomatometer rating on Rotten Tomatoes, the series will no longer be available for binge watching on Netflix
Gina Rodriguez, 40, won a Golden Globe for ‘best performance by an actress in a TV series, comedy or musical’ for her portrayal of the series’ protagonist, Jane Gloriana Villanueva
In the TV show, Jane gives birth to her son Mateo Gloriano Rogelio Solano Villanueva, portrayed by Elias Janssen, 12, while attempting to figure out her complicated dynamic with the son’s biological father, Rafael Solano, played by actor Justin Baldoni, 40.
All five seasons of the show contain a total of 100 episodes.
Furious fans flocked to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share their disappointment at the streaming giant pulling the show after its five-year-long run.
One person wrote: ‘Netflix removing Jane the Virgin is going to make me enter my villain era.’
A second watcher commented: ‘I’ll never forgive you for taking Jane the Virgin off.’
Another user added: ‘I’m in shambles. I can’t believe they took away Jane the Virgin fr.’
Furious fans flocked to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share their disappointment at the streaming giant pulling the show after its five-year-long run, and Hulu Support got involved
Some users began pleading for other streaming services to pick up the show, with one person commenting: ‘HBO, please pick up Jane the Virgin, like PLEASSSE omfg.’
Eventually Hulu’s Support Team joined the conversation online, and wrote: ‘Hulu here! Thanks for sharing your interest in seeing Jane the Virgin added to our streaming library.
‘We’re always working to bring more shows to Hulu, so we’ll forward this request to our team.’
Although the series is no longer possible to stream on Netflix, fans can purchase it through Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Fandango at Home or YouTube.
The CW TV shows, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend with four seasons, and iZombie with five seasons, are also being pulled from Netflix this year.
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