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‘Girl Meets World’ Season 4 Will Soon Get A Platform, Says Creator Michael Jacobs

By Vin Ross | Update Date: Mar 04, 2017 07:30 AM EST

We all know that Disney Channel is not ready to air “Girl Meets World” Season 4 after the show ended its season 3 with an episode titled “Girl Meets Goodbye.” A segment of fans has grown with a firm belief that the word "Goodbye" was inserted in the last episode as a tacit way to say goodbye to viewers. If that’s not the case, according to them, the showrunners and producers would have finalized a deal with another network.

Some latest reports are creating headlines that despite receiving the request from “Girl Meets World” producer and showrunners, Netflix is not ready to pick up the show for the next episode(s). However, it is still not confirmed if Hulu is set to air the show.

Creator Michael Jacobs earlier admitted that the series actually didn’t have an appropriate ending with the finale of “Girl Meets World” Season 3. He further went ahead, citing that the entire plot was spread out in a total of four seasons, hence there was no scope to close the slow without airing “Girl Meets World” Season 4, Travelers Today reports.

Jacobs’ Allegation Against Disney For Cancelling “Girl Meets World” Season 4

According to the aforementioned website, Michael Jacobs made his comment while questioning the unexpected cancellation of “Girl Meets World” Season 4. He also emphasized that the previous contract signed with Disney had the condition of airing four seasons.

But Disney ended the show at a premature state. Although Jacobs seems to be a man of an optimist’s nature, who still has hope in his mind that the show will find a new home. According to him, the present huge demand for “Girl Meets World” Season 4 gives him a big hope to get a platform sooner than later.

Disney’s Reply Against Jacob’s Allegation And Justification For Cancelling “Girl Meets World”

The Wrap published Disney’s reply against Jacobs’ allegation stating that the decision to not air “Girl Meets World” Season 4 was taken after cautiously, considering several factors. Since the network mainly targets audience between 6 and 14 years, the series was unfortunately not able to fulfill the requirement. Its airing attracted advertisers pitching the products that did not fall in their target age group.

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