We’re one month into 2024, and this year is already proving to be extremely brutal for fans of Max’s shows. Positive reviews and passionate fanbases didn’t stop the streamer from canceling several beloved shows in the past few weeks, starting with these four.

The Flight Attendant

The Flight Attendant put HBO Max on the map when this streaming service first launched in 2020, but that didn’t save it from cancelation. Kaley Cuoco’s wild journey as a reckless flight attendant Cassie Bowden came to an end after two seasons.

Our Flag Means Death

Set during the Golden Age of Piracy, Our Flag Means Death put a delightful (and highly fictionalized spin) on the tale of gentleman-turned-pirate Stede Bonnet and his unusual relationship with the notorious Blackbeard.

Julia

All of the shows on this list were abruptly canceled after two seasons, including this Julia Child biopic. It starred Sarah Lancashire as the famed cookbook author, as she prepares to lead her own cooking show The French Chef.

Rap S–t

Rap S–t chronicled the journey of two estranged high school friends from Miami, trying to start their own hip-hop group. Its creator Issa Rae didn’t hide her disappointment following its cancelation, telling Net-A-Porter that she’s noticing that the WOC-led stories are becoming less of a priority in recent years.

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Another Pride Month is upon us and if you want to celebrate it by watching some new LGBT-themed shows, you’ll have many amazing options to choose from. Instead of going back to the old classics, get ready to discover some new shows that everyone is raving about right now.

Heartstopper

Based on the graphic novel by Alice Oseman, Heartstopper became an instant hit since premiering on Netflix this spring. It’s one of the most heartwarming coming-of-age LGBT+ shows in recent memory and it follows a budding romance between a popular rugby player and his shy classmate.

Hacks

Hacks follows a down-on-her-luck comedy writer, who becomes a head writer for the legendary Las Vegas stand-up comedian. The show received praise for advancing bisexual representation on TV and Season 2 even features a hilarious episode taking place on a lesbian cruise.

Our Flag Means Death

Our Flag Means Death is a quirky comedy taking place during the Golden Age of Piracy with a surprising LGBT+ twist. It received praise for featuring several notable queer relationships, including the one between its two main characters—Stede Bonnet and Blackbeard.

The post 3 LGBT+ Shows That Everyone is Raving About This Pride Month appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

We’re one month into 2024, and this year is already proving to be extremely brutal for fans of Max’s shows. Positive reviews and passionate fanbases didn’t stop the streamer from canceling several beloved shows in the past few weeks, starting with these four.

The Flight Attendant

The Flight Attendant put HBO Max on the map when this streaming service first launched in 2020, but that didn’t save it from cancelation. Kaley Cuoco’s wild journey as a reckless flight attendant Cassie Bowden came to an end after two seasons.

Our Flag Means Death

Set during the Golden Age of Piracy, Our Flag Means Death put a delightful (and highly fictionalized spin) on the tale of gentleman-turned-pirate Stede Bonnet and his unusual relationship with the notorious Blackbeard.

Julia

All of the shows on this list were abruptly canceled after two seasons, including this Julia Child biopic. It starred Sarah Lancashire as the famed cookbook author, as she prepares to lead her own cooking show The French Chef.

Rap S–t

Rap S–t chronicled the journey of two estranged high school friends from Miami, trying to start their own hip-hop group. Its creator Issa Rae didn’t hide her disappointment following its cancelation, telling Net-A-Porter that she’s noticing that the WOC-led stories are becoming less of a priority in recent years.

The post Max Kicked Off 2024 By Canceling Several Beloved Shows After Two Seasons appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Another Pride Month is upon us and if you want to celebrate it by watching some new LGBT-themed shows, you’ll have many amazing options to choose from. Instead of going back to the old classics, get ready to discover some new shows that everyone is raving about right now.

Heartstopper

Based on the graphic novel by Alice Oseman, Heartstopper became an instant hit since premiering on Netflix this spring. It’s one of the most heartwarming coming-of-age LGBT+ shows in recent memory and it follows a budding romance between a popular rugby player and his shy classmate.

Hacks

Hacks follows a down-on-her-luck comedy writer, who becomes a head writer for the legendary Las Vegas stand-up comedian. The show received praise for advancing bisexual representation on TV and Season 2 even features a hilarious episode taking place on a lesbian cruise.

Our Flag Means Death

Our Flag Means Death is a quirky comedy taking place during the Golden Age of Piracy with a surprising LGBT+ twist. It received praise for featuring several notable queer relationships, including the one between its two main characters—Stede Bonnet and Blackbeard.

The post 3 LGBT+ Shows That Everyone is Raving About This Pride Month appeared first on toppoptoday.com.