This may be the easiest option for taking action and has the most significant impact for those who still have Prime Video subscriptions. While the metrics used by Prime Video to evaluate a successful show (or profitable, as they cited financial reasons) are largely unknown, it is known that the total number of minutes streamed is an essential metric for all companies, including Prime Video, as it helps them gauge audience demand. These metrics may become increasingly critical going forward, as they could impact advertising revenue. Any company looking to acquire The Wheel of Time will undoubtedly consider this metric.

Other fandoms, such as Manifest and Lucifer, saw their shows trend or reach the top 10 on Netflix after their cancellations, which some people believe contributed to the revival.

We understand if you only let the show play in the background (word in the street is you have to leave the volume on and watch something else in between a few episodes so they don’t mistake you for bot), but just as with the books, one of the best parts of rewatching is discovering the foreshadowing throughout the episodes and gaining a deeper understanding and appreciation for the story. Most people like the show even more upon rewatch. Indeed, there have already been some gratifying moments that you may only notice or appreciate fully when you rewatch the entire show from start to finish.

You can choose to rewatch alone or with family, host watch parties, or even rent a movie theater; find new (to you) Easter eggs and develop new theories, and when you do, please share your insights online with the hashtag #SaveWOT and #TheWheelOfTime.