Yolanthe Cabau was in the Netherlands for a film premiere yesterday, but the striking absent were the crew members of her real -life soap. Wouldn’t there be a second season? “Damage.”
It seems that Netflix will nevertheless refrain from a second season of the real -life soap about the life of Yolanthe Cabau. The viewing figures were apparently not good enough and perhaps her life is just a little too empty to fill a whole series. Anyway: her crew was not present at her film premiere last night and that says a lot.
Kink in cable
According to Luuk Iink, presenter of RTL Boulevard, it seems that Yolanthe has been dumped. “It’s just the question. We just asked her. She says:” We’re still talking about it, “he says in the show section.
He continues: “We have to wait and see how things are going.” We thought it was all around.
‘It is striking’
Presenter Dyantha Brooks also thinks it is MAF. “What I noticed, at least, our team that was running is that her own camera crew was not there,” she says in Shownieuws. “Everyone naturally wonders if there will be a second season from Yolanthe the series, but that is just as unclear, isn’t it?”
Colleague Bart Ettekoven: “That was a kind of certain at first. It was actually said that they were even running, which also caused a lot of surprise, because you would still say: Netflix first wants to see what the figures of the first season do. If it is a success, then you will order a second season.”
‘Not so sure’
However, the knot was quickly made, says Bart. “There were a number of people who claimed that they were already working and there would be a second season anyway. Now it appears that that is indeed not so certain at all.”
He continues: “So it remains to be seen whether the second season is coming and whether we will indeed see if the house is still coming, because of course the first season ended with that. They wanted to work towards it.”
On hold
What does TV authority Tina Nijkamp know about it? “It seems to have been put on hold and that is special. That does not happen very often with an order that has already been ordered, that later the plug is pulled out. We actually don’t know how exactly it is. Yolanthe is always vague about things like that,” she says in Tina’s TV UPDATE.
How is this settled with producer Newbe? “Then you have to deal with breakdown costs. It will then simply be reimbursed the costs they have already incurred.”
Three tons
How much should Netflix dock? What are those breakdown costs? “In this case that will be a maximum of two or three tons. No more in any case. A company like Netflix can miss that. They also calculate the risk that a project can possibly be broken down. In any case, it looks like that.”
All in all, it is quite acidic for Yolanthe. “I think it has to do with disappointing results in terms of views. I can’t think of another reason.”