After four seasons, the horror anthology series Channel Zero has been cancelled by Syfy.
In a post on his Instagram account, series creator and showrunner Nick Antosca confirmed the show's cancellation along with the news that the recently concluded fourth season would be added to the premium horror streaming service Shudder sometime in the near future.
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Inspired by creepypastas, or modern horror urban legends spread on the internet, the series adapted popular online paranormal stories in self-contained six-episode seasons with rotating casts and directors each season. The series was produced by Universal Cable Television and received a full series order from Syfy in 2015. The fourth and final season concluded this past Halloween.
Prior to his work on Channel Zero, Antosca served as a co-producer and writer on the third and final season of the NBC thriller series Hannibal and as a writer on MTV's recent Teen Wolf revival. In addition to his work in television and film, Antosca is an acclaimed horror novelist.
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Created, written and executive produced by Nick Antosca, the first three seasons of Channel Zero are currently available to stream on Shudder.