“The Brave” has touched former members of the military in many ways, mostly because so much of it feels real. Furthermore, it’s an insult to the military community that such a spot-on show is being canceled. NBC has done a great disservice to its viewers. Leaving this cast without future seasons is like leaving a man behind on the battlefield. Deputy Director Patricia Campbell (Heche), team lead Adam Dalton (Mike Vogel), and the diverse assortment of Special Ops superstars who impressed fans before the first episode reached an initial commercial break.
Seemingly before the first season ended, fans began an aggressive push to save this wonderful show featuring D.I.A. If the online campaign to pressure Netflix and others to pick the show up didn’t make it obvious, there is a fervent fan base for “The Brave”. A smart network would take advantage of the emotion and pick the show up for at least a “see if it remains hot”-season. There is currently a push to see if other avenues are available. Maybe Fox can return the favor with “The Brave”? Unlikely.įans, however, are not giving up. “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” was canceled by Fox and then saved by NBC. Apparently, varying networks don’t agree on what is, and what isn’t, a worthy show.
NBC recently made the flawed decision to axe “The Brave” after only one season. It was one of the best rookie shows on all networks. NBC made a mistake when cancelling “The Brave”.
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