The cast of A&E's cancelled Longmire series continues to keep the faith alive as the program searches for a new network.

A&E Defends Decision To Cancel 'Longmire'

Actress Louanne Stephens (Ruby) is eager to get back to her old familiar desk, and wrote as much on Twitter Tuesday.

'Longmire' Star Reveals What Makes The Show So Special

Showrunners are still hard at work as they approach new networks for the series, having had meetings with places like Amazon and Netflix. They already have plans for Season 4 should the drama be picked up and based on the Season 3 cliffhanger which aired back in August prior to the program's cancellation, it's likely they've got plenty of material.

Following word that the program had been dropped by A&E, executive producer John Coveny assured fans on Twitter that the fight isn't wasn't over and that they'd began looking for a new place for the series to call home.

The program's sudden cancellation troubled many fans, who were surprised that A&E had elected to make the decision. Longmire had been the network's top-rated scripted series and its second highest rated program total behind the popular reality show Duck Dynasty.

If Longmire does return for a fourth season on a new network, it will likely do so during the second half of 2015.

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