Overview
- The June 19 release spent five weeks in Netflix’s global English-language Top 10, including three weeks at No. 1, and peaked at 11.6 million views in its first full week.
- Creator Kevin Williamson informed the cast and crew and later thanked viewers and partners in a public Instagram message.
- Coverage attributes the decision to Netflix’s cost-to-viewership calculus and an insufficient completion rate despite strong headline numbers.
- The show was produced by Universal Television rather than Netflix’s in-house studio, which industry reports say can affect renewal thresholds.
- Plans Williamson discussed for a potential second season will not proceed, and no continuation or new home has been announced.