Netflix has officially greenlit a fourth season of Shane Gillis' workplace comedy Tires. The pickup is believed to have been essentially made as part of the streamer's overall deal with Gillis and fellow co-creator John McKeever announced in January. News of the renewal followed the current third season hitting its highest-ever ranking on the Global Top 10 English TV list, reaching No. 5 the week of August 17.
Tires originated as an indepently financed first season that Netflix acquired at a very reasonable cost, and the series has kept its modest budget framework. That matters at Netflix, where renewal decisions are made largely on cost versus performance. Gillis' standup profile has grown substantially in recent years.
The renewal is a textbook example of Netflix's cost-conscious hit model β€” modest budgets with outsized engagement earn renewals. It also cements Gillis as one of the streamer's dependable comedy franchise builders.

Netflix has officially greenlit a fourth season of Shane Gillis' workplace comedy Tires. The pickup is believed to have been essentially made as part of the streamer's overall deal with Gillis and fellow co-creator John McKeever announced in January. News of the renewal followed the current third season hitting its highest-ever ranking on the Global Top 10 English TV list, reaching No. 5 the week of August 17.

Tires originated as an indepently financed first season that Netflix acquired at a very reasonable cost, and the series has kept its modest budget framework. That matters at Netflix, where renewal decisions are made largely on cost versus performance. Gillis' standup profile has grown substantially in recent years.

The renewal is a textbook example of Netflix's cost-conscious hit model β€” modest budgets with outsized engagement earn renewals. It also cements Gillis as one of the streamer's dependable comedy franchise builders.

πŸ“° Source: Deadline
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