Evil: la série se termine en beauté après un parcours exemplaire en streaming.

Evil Is Ending On A High Note

The Show Has Had An Exemplary Run In The World Of Streaming

There is little question that the rise of streaming services has fundamentally changed the television landscape, and modern audiences are growing increasingly accustomed to limited series and shows that only last a handful of seasons before they are cancelled. The old network television model of shows running for several years and consisting of extended seasons with over 20 episodes each is becoming increasingly rarer. In this current landscape, Evil’s four-season run seems like an exemplar of longevity compared to countless other streaming shows cut short well before their time.

Most importantly, however, the decision to wrap up Evil following the show’s extra episodes will also secure its coveted status as one of the highest-rated shows on television. Boasting an impressive 96% critical score on Rotten Tomatoes, Evil’s most recent seasons even sit at a perfect 100%. Praised for its clever writing and ability to blend supernatural mystery with a delectably dark sense of humor, the decision to wrap up the show with Evil season 4 may be disappointing to fans, but it will avoid the inevitable decline that has been faced by so many longer-lived shows.

Like Fuller suggests, the chances of another network or streaming service stepping in to rescue the show from cancellation seems highly unlikely, and perhaps it might be wise to see how the show concludes before fans begin asking for more. Yet, no matter how short its run, Evil has left an indelible mark on critics and audiences alike, and if the show’s final episodes can deliver a conclusion worthy of its previous seasons, it will very likely accomplish the all-too-rare feat of ending on a high note.

Source : screenrant.com