Paramount+'s canceled Halo TV series has found a new lease of life on Netflix, swiftly becoming one of the streaming service's most popular shows.

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All 17 episodes of Halo are coming to Netflix, where the show will have what is far and away its biggest audience yet. There’s the chance that it could follow in the footsteps of over cancelled sci-fi shows, like The Extant, that found a bunch of fans on Netflix after being added to the service.

The Halo TV series first premiered on Paramount+ in 2022, but a mixed audience reception, due to the adaptation's lack of faithfulness to the source material, and a reportedly very high budget, resulted in its cancellation after just two seasons.

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