Just like “Longmire,” “Unforgettable” moved distributors midway through its run. The latter moved from CBS to A&E for Season 4 while “Longmire” moved from A&E to Netflix for Season 4. But A&E pulled the plug on “Unforgettable” in February.
Apart from “Longmire,” Walsh shall also be appearing ABC’s upcoming mini TV series “When We Rise.”
While there has been no official statement or announcement from Netflix regarding the casting and possible plotlines for the upcoming Season 5 of “Longmire,” several of the cast members have been posting photos of the set through their social media accounts.
There have been insinuations that the upcoming fifth season of “Longmire” shall feature the return of an old character, but there has been no official detail on who it is going to be, leaving fans and viewers to speculate at their will.
“Longmire” was previously canceled by A&E after three seasons. But Netflix picked up the TV series and made its fourth season available for streaming.
It was in October 2015 when Netflix announced that it had renewed “Longmire” for a fifth season after streaming its Season 4 earlier last year. The announcement of Netflix was made through the Facebook page of “Longmire.”
Netflix posted back then that they are never one to back down from a fight and announced that “Longmire” will return to Netflix for Season 5.