‘Gotham Knights’ Co-Creator Posts Heartfelt Goodbye: “I Truly Believe This Show Was Made To Bring Together A Community Of People”
deadline.comGotham Knights co-creator Natalie Abrams didn’t want to leave without saying goodbye. On the night of the drama’s series finale on the CW, Abrams — who created the DC Comics-based drama with Chad Fiveash and James Patrick Stoteraux — posted a heartfelt message Tuesday for her beloved “BatBrats” who were about to see their show end after one season.
The series from DC, Warner Bros. TV and Greg Berlanti Prods. was a respectable ratings performer but was canceled to make way for the network’s new (see: cheaper) business model. “Gotham Knights is coming to an end,” Abrams said on Twitter. “It’s taken a while to accept this fact, to grieve the loss of something so unique and ethereal as this first project.
From the moment I pitched Greg Berlanti the two sentences that would become this oddball underdog of a show, it no longer belonged to me.
It belonged to every single member of this incomparable family comprised of our writers, our actors and our crew.” Abrams goes on to write, “I truly believe that this show was made to bring together a community of people — both on screen and off.
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