There's a glimmer of heartening news for Anthony Bourdain fans who have been taking solace in his globetrotting culinary adventures in the wake of his death last week.
Netflix announced Tuesday that it has extended licensing rights for "Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown," enabling the streaming giant to continue offering the travel and food series past its original June 16 expiration date.
"As of today, we've extended our agreement that will keep 'Parts Unknown' on the service for months to come," a tweet from Netflix read.
After the popular chef and TV host died at 61 last Friday, both the Travel Channel and CNN offered tributes by revisiting Bourdain's programs, "Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations" and "Parts Unknown."
On Monday, the Travel Channel announced that it will continue to re-air episodes of "No Reservations" through July 3. CNN also has plans to air two unreleased episodes of "Parts Unknown," featuring Mardi Gras and Bhutan, at a later date.
