Cristin Milioti Slams Warner Bros for Ripping off Her 97%-Rated Show From Max: "F**ked Up"
How would you feel if a project you'd spent years working on simply disappeared as if it had never existed? Cristin Milioti is clearly unhappy, and she's shared her thoughts on the fact that Made for Love can't be streamed anywhere.
Cristin Milioti was a revelation to many viewers when The Penguin was released – she, not Colin Farrell, who was unrecognizable in the role of Oz Cobb, became the main star of the show.
'Made for Love' Is One of the Best Projects in Milioti's Career That Was Axed After Two Seasons
However, even before The Penguin, Milioti appeared in many notable projects, including Palm Springs, The Wolf of Wall Street, Black Mirror, and Made for Love.
Made for Love premiered on HBO Max in 2021 and received rave reviews from critics and viewers. However, the show was canceled after two seasons due to the merger of HBO Max with Discovery+. This merger also resulted in the cancellation of the Ridley Scott show Raised by Wolves.
Cristin Milioti Is Furious That 'Made for Love' Is Nowhere to Be Found
The problem is not just that Made for Love was canceled – it was deleted, and you can't watch it anywhere. Three years later, Milioti finally opened up about the project she spent years working on simply disappearing into oblivion.
On WTF podcast with Marc Maron, the actress said:
“It’s so f**ked up. That happened because, umm, we were a tax write-off. I did it for Max… I just know that they ripped it off the platform… like when they ripped Westworld off. And it's such a bummer because, you know, that was three years of our lives.”
Milioti then expressed her indignation that it's now as if the show never existed. Even more outrageously, Made for Love can't be bought, or rented:
“You can't even buy it. It's so weird… I'm also like… it's like on a USB stick somewhere probably. Just put it up.”
What Was 'Made for Love' About?
After ten years of a toxic marriage, Hazel escapes from her sociopathic billionaire husband named Byron Gogol.
However, her freedom proves to be fake: Hazel discovers that her controlling husband, who is obsessed with technology, implanted a unique device in her brain – a chip that allows him to track her location, thoughts, and feelings.
What Did Critics & Viewers Think of 'Made for Love'?
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Made for Love has 97% from critics and 82% from viewers on Rotten Tomatoes.
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On IMDb, the series has a score of 6.9/10.
