Breaking News: Netflix has made an error. On Thursday, it emerged online that some of its content had begun appearing in the Apple TV app. However, the lack of an official announcement, combined with the integration’s extremely buggy nature, led many to question the authenticity of the news. Despite this, users were overjoyed and took to social media to share “FINALLY!” GIFs. Unfortunately, their celebrations were short-lived, as the company has since confirmed that the integration was unintentional.

A Netflix spokesperson stated to The Verge on Friday that the Apple TV app integration was an error that has been rolled back. Redditors who had been monitoring the situation confirmed that all signs of Netflix content had since vanished from Apple’s streaming hub. As the saying goes, “Netflix giveth, and Netflix taketh away.”

During the brief period when the error was still active, PC World reported that it was possible to add Netflix originals like Stranger Things, Cobra Kai, and The Crown, although licensed shows and movies were not available. Furthermore, the available content was plagued by bugs. For instance, only season five of The Crown was accessible, leaving viewers wondering what had happened to the characters before or after that season. The “Add to Watchlist” and “Continue Watching” features were also unreliable.

While it is tempting to speculate that the glitch may have been related to internal testing that was accidentally made public, there is no concrete evidence to support this theory. For now, users will have to continue watching Netflix content within the Netflix app, leaving the Apple TV app for other viewing options, such as a rewatch of The Sopranos (via Max), The Bear (via Hulu), and Apple’s own Silo.