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<title>Hulu Cancels 'How To Die Alone' After One Season, Being Shopped Elsewhere</title><img class="contentimg" referrerpolicy="no-referrer" src="https://static1.moviewebimages.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/natasha-rothwell-and-keilyn-durrel-jones-in-how-to-die-alone-1.jpg"/>
<p>Hulu continues to cancel fan-favorite shows before they can become mainstream successes, and their latest cancellation is no different. <b>How to Die Alone</b>, created by and starring <em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> scene-stealer<b> Natasha Rothwell</b>, has been canceled by the streaming service after just one season on the platform. Although critics adored the comedy, with reviews earning it a 91% score on Rotten Tomatoes, it seems Hulu did not find enough reason to greenlight another set of episodes for <em>How to Die Alone</em>. </p> 
<p>On Tuesday, Hulu officially declined to renew <em>How to Die Alone </em>(via Deadline) for another season. It's unclear why the streamer decided to not move forward with more episodes, but it would not be the first time Hulu prematurely ended a show's lifespan. Rothwell, series creator and star, released a statement about the surprising news, expressing her shock and disappointment. Her words: </p> <blockquote>
<p>“I am shocked, heartbroken, and frankly, baffled that Onyx has decided not to move forward with a second season of <em>How to Die Alone. T</em>his is a tough reality to accept because the show is an undeniable critical, creative, and award-winning success.”</p>
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<p>Fortunately, Rothwell plans to shop the show to other networks, so <em>How to Die Alone</em> could live to see another day. “<b>My team and I are committed to find 'How To Die Alone' a new home because stories like this matter</b>,” she explained. Of course, it may take some time for the ultimate fate of<em> How to Die Alone </em>to become clear, but it is encouraging to see a concerted effort to keep it afloat. </p>
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<p>"'How to Die Alone' follows Mel (Rothwell), a broke, fat, Black JFK airport employee who's never been in love and forgotten how to dream, until an accidental brush with death catapults her on a journey to finally take flight and start living by any means necessary."</p>
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                        Why Streamers Keep Canceling Our Favorite Shows
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<p>Hulu is only one of many culprits in the streaming landscape quick to pull the plug on an original series, especially if it's a comedy. Unlike back then, when shows would find their footing within a few seasons airing on television, <b>the margin for "error" when it comes to ratings success seems to be remarkably slimmer on streaming</b>. Of course, there are shows that prove to be too divisive to warrant further investment, but like <em>How to Die Alone</em>, many are well-received if not beloved. Fortunately, as long there remains a fervor for more seasons, canceled shows can be revived elsewhere, but that's not always a sure-fire outcome. </p>
<p>Recently, Kelsey Grammar's <em>Frasier </em>revival series was canceled by Paramount+ after two seasons, to the extreme dismay of many diehard fans. Yes, that series at least got two seasons, but it was short-lived despite vastly improving itself during its second outing. Meanwhile, Netflix, known for canceling their original shows, good or bad, after a few seasons, does not discriminate between shows they revive from other networks.<em> <b>Girls5Eva</b></em>, starring Busy Phillips, was canceled soon after Netflix saved it from death on Peacock. The leash is incredibly short nowadays, and it seems instant success is the baseline for streamers for new shows. </p>