HBO's Perry Mason series cancelled after lackluster second season
- The reboot of the classic legal drama Perry Mason aired for two seasons on HBO before being cancelled.
- The first season was praised by critics and nominated for awards, but the second season suffered a major drop in viewership.
- Matthew Rhys starred as the title character, a private investigator in 1930s Los Angeles who becomes a lawyer.
- Robert Downey Jr. served as an executive producer for the series, which will remain available to stream on HBO Max.
- HBO plans to work with the show's producers on new projects going forward despite Perry Mason's cancellation.