I'm Natalie Lou and you're listening to the baggage reclaim sessions.

Hello hello.

How are you doing?

Earlier this week I finished another series on Netflix called Too Hot to Handle. It's one of these dating shows. I don't normally watch dating shows actually, but after watching Love is Blind.

A Fantastic series by the way. I became curious about too hot to handle. So anyway I finished that quite enjoyed it not anywhere

near as good as love is blind and then I just remembered oh friends from

college when is that series coming back on to Netflix?

And even though I wasn't like wild about Friends for College, season two was better and I, you know,

had actually quite invested in the story lines. And the end of season to was quite

quite invested in the storylines and the end of season two was quite a cliffhanger.

So I wanted to know what was going to happen.

I was like, oh, I must be around about that time now.

Clearly, I'm late to the party, but it turns out

that there is no season three of friends from college.

And I've experienced that frustration, that disappointment that so many of us have when

shows that we've invested in get cancelled. You know, we don't know what the ending is. There isn't satisfactory resolution.

Because of course, when a show is notified that they're going to finish, then they can wrap it up

hopefully in the last few episodes, even if it's somewhat hurriedly but when

it's cancelled when the the series has already been finished then that doesn't happen

now the funny thing is that we experience the same thing

all throughout life in terms of opening and closing loops. So friends from college, I got invested in that

show, the cliffhanger in the final episode of season 2 opened up a loop. A loop that now I wanted

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