Overview
- HBO and Max chief Casey Bloys said the network has had conversations about a pickup but reported no deal or decision.
- Peacock canceled the acclaimed mystery after two seasons following lower season‑two viewing minutes and high production costs, according to industry reporting.
- Johnson described the proposed Dinklage-led iteration as a "wild swing" and emphasized that discussions remain in very early stages.
- Natasha Lyonne will step away from playing Charlie Cale while staying on as an executive producer under the relaunch proposal.
- Producers T‑Street and MRC are shopping the series to new outlets, with any rescue likely requiring fresh licensing terms and creative roles still to be determined.