'Madam Jane' fans are lobbying to save Prime Video after its sudden cancellation.
My Lady Jane , which was set to air on the streaming service in late June, was canceled less than two months after its mid-August release. The news that the show would not be moving forward came as a shock to fans, who immediately rallied to share their support on social media.
Series viewers also start Request fa To renew My Lady Jane for a second season. The request was made in July, weeks after it was released on June 27, and was recirculated after the cancellation, accumulating 24,538 actions at the time. A request addressed to Prime Video implores the streamer to “hear the voices of two people from around the world and confirm the renewal of My Lady Jane for a second season.”
My Lady Jane, an Amazon Prime spinoff, has been widely acclaimed and quickly built a fan base. “After the success of the first season, viewers are definitely keen to continue,” he says on demand. “Amazon Prime has not officially announced a second season, which has caused a lot of surprise and disappointment. The show’s popularity is evident as it has received particularly good ratings among viewers. Renewing My Lady Jane will not only please you, but will also generate a significant amount of traffic and audience benefits for the streaming platform.”
Because to save “Madam Jane” also has its own character. locationBy sharing ways you can support the show on social media and expressing your queries to the broadcaster.
A Prime Video representative did not immediately respond to TheWrap's request for comment.
“My Lady Jane” reimagines the tragic story of Lady Jane Grey, a young Tudor woman who was murdered for nine days in England in 1553 and then beheaded. At the same time, the show “retells the story as it should have happened: a girl finally saved,” according to the official account.
Emily Bader (“Charmed,” “Fresh Kills”) plays Lady Jane Grey, with a cast that includes Edward Bluemel, Dominic Cooper, Anna Chancellor, Rob Brydon, Kate O’Flynn, and others.
