'Longmire' Season 4 News: Why Crime Drama Is Good For Native American Community, What You 'Won't See' Anywhere Else [VIDEO]
Longmire still hasn't found a new network since A&E cancelled the series after three seasons, but the cast of the popular crime drama is counting on the program's originality to score a new home.
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During the "Twitter Stampede" on Monday night, which was designed to get the series trending, A. Martinez (Jacob) shared a few reasons why Longmire remains one of the most unique shows out there and why losing it for good would be a tragedy for dramatic television.
Martinez noted the quality of the show's cast, as well as the originality of the characters.
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LONGMIRE -- We won't soon see the likes of him again. Just saying. @LongmirePosse #LongmireLives #LongLiveLongmire pic.twitter.com/MAnENqEyMz
— A Martinez (@ABoneMartinez) November 4, 2014
LONGMIRE -- It's been too long, wouldn't you agree? @LongmirePosse #LongmireLives #LongLiveLongmire pic.twitter.com/6Lb8cM6ZOF — A Martinez (@ABoneMartinez) November 4, 2014
LONGMIRE -- For she who brings such stuff as this. @LongmirePosse #LongmireLives #LongLiveLongmire pic.twitter.com/RHMgRwb370
— A Martinez (@ABoneMartinez) November 4, 2014
The actor also focused on the underrepresentation of Native American women in the media, which is something Longmire has managed to do something about over the last three years.
LONGMIRE -- These women, and all they represent. @LongmirePosse #LongmireLives #LongLiveLongmire pic.twitter.com/hlzWlpwdU0 — A Martinez (@ABoneMartinez) November 4, 2014
If Longmire does manage to find a new network, it will likely return for a fourth season during the second half of 2015.
