Netflix fans LIVID as beloved comedy scrapped by streamer in ‘worst decision to ever happen’
NETFLIX fans have been left livid after a beloved comedy was scrapped by the streamer in the 'worst decision to ever happen'.
Subscribers to Netflix are quick to vent their anger when their favourite TV shows are cancelled or removed from its database.
Now, Kath & Kim fans have taken to X - formerly Twitter - to kick off after Netflix removed the hit Australian comedy on Boxing Day.
One tweeted angrily: "Absolutely enraged. I turned on the TV to watch one of my favourite sitcoms only to find out it has been taken off? Explain yourselves."
Another raged: "They took Kath and Kim down and I don't know what to do with myself now."
A third wrote: "OMG, Kath and Kim is leaving and it's not even available to buy on iTunes? Someone get Kylie Minogue on the phone immediately."
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Meanwhile a fourth added: "Netflix removing Kath and Kim is quite literally the worst thing to ever happen to me."
A fellow fan of the comedy wrote: "The show leaving is a travesty."
Kath & Kim first aired on TV in 2002 and ran for four series until 2007.
There was also a TV film, Da Kath & Kim Code in 2005 and a feature film, Kath & Kimderella in 2012.
The sitcom follows Kath Day-Knight, a cheery, middle-aged surburban mother and her self-indulgent daughter Kim.
The lead characters are played by the show's creators, Jane Turner and Gina Riley.
During its run it featured many celebrity guest stars including Kylie Minogue, Michael Buble and the late Shane Warne.