very difficult decision because it was a very, very good show." However, in the following year he favored and renewed other shows with declining ratings such as Marvel’s Agent Carter, Galavant and American Crime giving them more time to grow their audience instead. Aoki noted that Selfie series trended on Twitter in the Los Angeles area peaking at #5 with 50,000 tweets about the show in a month. Many fans from around the world like the U.S., U.K., Italy, China, Brazil, and Russia expressed their grief over the cancellation. On November 19, Kapnek tweeted that all remaining episodes of the series would be released online on Hulu, Hulu Plus, and ABC.com, with official confirmation coming a few days later. While many fans were complacent with news, MANAA was still determined that the studio should try to shop to another network. After Johnson attended a meeting with MANAA, she attempted to contact the Warner Brothers president at the time, Peter Roth, since the show was produced by the same company. However, Roth's secretary hung up on both the fan and Aoki. She also sent an email message to Roth's office, only to receive a message from Selfie's publicist. Aoki followed up and noted while the company was "definitely aware" of the #SaveSelfie movement, they could not reveal if there was any plan to save the series. Since the studio put the episodes for free online, it was determined that they were not interested in shopping to another television network. However, persistent efforts from the fans helped push the online release of the remaining episodes sooner than normally expected, which was about two weeks after the cancellation. Compared to the early cancellation of Manhattan Love Story on ABC, which also aired the same Tuesday night as Selfie, it took over a month for the rest episodes of Manhattan Love Story to be released. And in another case, Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23, also previously canceled by the same network, it took about four months to release its remaining episodes after the show left the air. After the show ended, Selfie continued to have a dedicated following of fans years later. Reception Critical response Initially, reviews were unfavorable towards the show's pilot episode. Hillary Busis of Entertainment Weekly wrote on October 3, 2014 about the first episode that “There could be a decent show trapped within Selfie … Too bad the