Regardless of garnering spectacular critiques from critics and audiences alike in its debut outing, a preferred Prime Video present won’t be getting a Season 2 on the streaming platform. It was lately confirmed that Motorheads won’t be shifting forward with a follow-up version, successfully ending its run on Prime Video. Nevertheless, the coming-of-age drama would possibly nonetheless be capable of witness a second season someday within the close to future, albeit on a distinct service.
Motorheads will get canceled earlier than Season 2
In keeping with a latest report revealed by Deadline, Prime Video has formally canceled Motorheads, three months after the Could 20 premiere of its 10-episode first season.
Nonetheless, the Motorheads producers have obtained permission from Amazon to hunt new pastures for the present, protecting hopes for a possible Season 2 alive.
“We got down to make a present with no agenda and plenty of coronary heart, to present households one thing they’ll watch collectively. Whereas Johnny and I are disillusioned Motorheads gained’t be persevering with at Prime Video, we couldn’t be extra happy with what the workforce created,” Motorheads govt producer Jason Seagraves famous.
He then expressed hope in touchdown a brand new streaming house for Motorheads Season 2, stating, “Regardless of going into launch with impossibly low viewers consciousness, our passionate and vocal fan base led the cost and made the sequence inconceivable to disregard. Their enthusiasm has energized us, and we’re optimistic we’ll discover a house that believes in and helps the present.”
Created by John A. Norris, Motorheads revolves across the misadventures of a bunch of highschool outcasts who formulate bonds with each other over their shared love for road racing. Whereas regrouping over the topic of vehicles, the outsiders additionally assist one another in navigating the hurdles of life.
That includes Michael Cimino, Melissa Collazo, Ryan Phillippe, and Nathalie Kelley in main roles, Motorheads premiered on Prime Video on Could 20, recording a 78% critic rating on Rotten Tomatoes, alongside a very constructive viewers rating of 95%.