The young adult drama, Penelope, has the potential to be another unexpected hit for Netflix, although some fans may already be concerned about its future on the streaming platform. Netflix has gained a reputation for cancelling popular shows after just a few seasons. Some dramas only get one chance to become a major success before they're abruptly cancelled, often leaving cliffhangers and unresolved storylines hanging.
However, the new series Penelope, which follows a 16-year-old girl who decides to leave her family and live in the woods, might not face the same fate. Megan Stott stars in the lead role and the series' straightforward premise - and crucially, its low budget - could make it "cancel proof". TechRadar suggests that co-creators Mark Duplass and Mel Eslyn's decision to take the "indie route" could be what saves Penelope in this competitive streaming landscape.
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