Top 5 Netflix Series with Delayed Return

Ginny & Georgia

Ginny & Georgia, the beloved comedy-drama, has captured the hearts of viewers and left them eagerly anticipating its return for a third and fourth season. Surpassing 665,100,000 hours of watch time, the series has become a sensation on Netflix. However, the Writers Guild of America (WAG) and the SAG-AFTRA strikes have put a halt to the production of Season 3, setting the stage for a potential return in 2025.

Antonia Gentry As Ginny, Brianne Howey As Georgia, Diesel La Torraca In Ginny & Georgia Season 2

Virgin River

Virgin River, the romantic drama that has captured the hearts of many, is facing a delay in its return. Despite being renewed for a sixth season, the strikes have caused a setback in the production schedule, pushing the anticipated return to 2025. Fans will have to wait a bit longer to revisit the small town and its beloved characters.

Mel smiling in Virgin River season 5 episode 11

The Witcher

The popular fantasy drama, The Witcher, has faced its own set of challenges with the delay in its fourth season. Originally set to begin filming in September 2023, the strikes and the departure of its lead star have led to a significant delay. With a new lead in place, the series is now aiming for a 2025 premiere, offering fans an extended wait for the next installment of this epic tale.

Split image of Henry Cavill as Geralt in The Witcher and Liam Hemsworth

One Piece

One Piece, the live-action series that captured the essence of the original, has been met with critical acclaim. However, the SAG-AFTRA strike has caused a delay in the production of its second season, extending the wait for its return. With filming completion marking the start of a year-long wait, fans can expect the series to make a comeback in 2025, promising an exciting return.

Luffy from Netflix's One Piece and a map of the Grand Line

Wednesday

Wednesday, the supernatural horror series, became a standout hit upon its premiere and garnered a massive following. However, the delays caused by the actors and writers strikes have pushed the return of the series to 2025. Despite the extended wait, the series has turned its lead actress into a prominent Hollywood figure, adding to the anticipation for its eventual return.

An image of Jenna Ortega as Wednesday Addams with Thing the hand on her shoulder in Wednesday, set against a purple lightning background.