Overview
- Peacock opted not to renew the Rian Johnson mystery series after two seasons.
- Johnson, Natasha Lyonne, T‑Street and MRC have begun shopping the series to other outlets with a goal of a two-season commitment.
- Lyonne will step down as the on-screen lead but remain an executive producer, with Peter Dinklage reported to take over as Charlie if a new home is secured.
- The creative plan envisions rotating the lead role every two seasons to build a long-term franchise.
- Industry reporting cites high production costs, a season-two ratings dip, and outside studio ownership as key factors, with showrunner arrangements still unclear.