The worldwide fandom of Dominion is shocked and saddened by Syfy Channel’s business decision to cancel the series after just two seasons.

At this difficult moment our first priority remains the same: demonstrating our unwavering support for and appreciation of the amazingly talented creative team, cast, and crew of Dominion, and our fellow Angels.

The admins of the Syfy Dominion’s Angels Facebook group and Dominionfans.com are united in their desire to seeing the story continue, either on another channel or via some other media. We also ask fans to continue to support Vaun Wilmott, the cast and crew in all their future endeavors.

As we work together to discuss possible plans of action, we ask that you keep the message positive and looking toward the future. Please continue to tweet out your love and support to all members of the Dominion family using ‪#‎Dominion‬. You can also sign this online petition to support the show getting picked up by Netflix.

If you have not already done so, join the Syfy Dominion’s Angels Facebook group, follow @Dominion_Fans on Twitter, and check Dominionfans.com often. We will announce our plans soon, using all three platforms.

Until Father returns…

Sadly, Syfy announced yesterday that they have decided to cancel Dominion after its second season.

According to news reports online, the cancellation is due to the 40% drop in ratings compared to last season. In a statement, Syfy was very appreciative of the cast and crew:

Led by Vaun Wilmott, the talented cast, producers, writers and crew of ‘Dominion’ have done a tremendous job bringing this ambitious, cinematic series to the screen over the past two seasons. We thank them, as well as our producing partners Universal Cable Productions, Bold Films and Film Afrika.

While this is obviously very upsetting for the fans and avid followers of the show, we would once again like to ask everyone not to start flaming the network or anyone involved in the show.

As with most renewal/cancellation decisions, it was likely based on numbers, facts and revenue, and was not an act to anger or punish the fans. We all love this show dearly and will mourn its too sudden ending, but yelling at Syfy accomplishes nothing. Let’s all try to channel our energy into something positive.