Prime Video has determined to not renew two of Amazon MGM Studios’ latest exhibits, each launched this yr. This comes 4 days after the streaming platform had granted a second season renewal to Maggie Q’s Bosch spin-off Ballard.
Which Prime Video exhibits won’t be returning for a second season?
Prime Video has formally ordered the cancellation of Jensen Ackles‘ crime drama Countdown and Daniel Dae Kim‘s spy thriller collection Butterfly. Based on Deadline, regardless of breaking into the Nielsen Prime 10 for Streaming Originals, the ultimate choice to cancel was as a result of each exhibits weren’t in a position to garner sufficient views for his or her whole world viewership.
Countdown was created by showrunner Derek Haas (One Chicago, FBI). Ackles was joined by Eric Dane (Gray’s Anatomy, Euphoria), Jessica Camacho (The Flash, Watchmen), Violett Beane (Dying and Different Particulars), Elliot Knight (The Boys), and Uli Latukefu (Younger Rock). After Countdown, Ackles has two extra upcoming exhibits with Prime Video within the type of The Boys Season 5 and Vought Rising, through which he’ll be reprising his fan-favorite position as Soldier Boy in each collection.
Butterfly was primarily based on Arash Amel’s 2015 graphic novel of the identical identify. The present additionally starred South Korean actors Kim Tae-hee (Stairway to Heaven, Hello Bye Mama!), Park Hae-soo (Squid Recreation, Cash Heist: Korea), Sung Dong-il (Reply 1988), Lee Il-hwa (Reply 1997), and Kim Ji-hoon (Cash Heist: Korea). It was co-created and executive-produced by Ken Woodruff and Steph Cha, with Woodruff serving as a showrunner. Since its debut final August, the present has acquired a Popcornmeter ranking of 84% on Rotten Tomatoes.
(Supply: Deadline)
