Netflix canceled The Boroughs after one season, and star Denis O'Hare is telling fans to
Netflix Axes 'The Boroughs' — O'Hare Demands Emmy Revenge, But Big Streaming Rules
Denis O'Hare calls for Emmy revenge after Netflix axed *The Boroughs*, but corporate streaming monopolies now dictate what Americans watch.

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