Don’t worry, Trinikid, we may have some news about the fate of OITNB’s record-setting season eight. There are multiple online claims that the show will be back, but it has already completed seven seasons. OITNB is another classic, highly popular show on Netflix, known as Orange Is the New Black.
The new season of Orange is the New Black has officially been canceled. Apparently, Netflix’s decision to cancel OITNB was not anticipated. Showrunner Jenji Kohan believed that the show should end at Season 7, and Netflix agreed. She said, “After seven seasons, it’s time for the characters to be released from prison.” I will miss all the incredible crew and the badass ladies of Litchfield. My heart may have faded from black to orange, but the show will always hold a special place in it.
The 7th season was supposed to bring closure to the show, as it was advertised as the final season, without leaving any plot holes.
The Ending Of Orange Is The New Black
The final season of Orange is the New Black witnessed the emotional death of Tiffany “Pennsatucky” Doggett, the firing of Tamika Ward, the escape from ICE custody by Laura Flores Gómez (Blanca), and the overturning of Blanca’s criminal conviction.
Meanwhile, Gloria Mendoza (Selenis Leyva) was set free from prison, Cindy Hayes (Adrienne C. Moore) transformed her life, and Alex Vause (Laura Prepon) and Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling) successfully repaired their relationship.
Frieda Berlin (Dale Soules), Lorna Morello (Yael Stone), Aleida Diaz (Elizabeth Rodriguez), Daya Diaz (Dascha Polanco), Red (Kate Mulgrew), and Taystee Jefferson (Danielle Brooks) stayed incarcerated, beloved by fans.
The ending of Black New was a powerful and thought-provoking conclusion, offering a glimmer of hope for a more just and equitable future. It also served as a reminder that the criminal justice system is still broken. The creators of the show have stated that they wanted to leave viewers with a hopeful note, but they also left them with a lot to think about. Overall, the ending of the series was a satisfying conclusion to the story of the women of Litchfield, while still highlighting the ongoing issues with the criminal justice system.