Overview
- Peacock opted not to renew the critically acclaimed mystery series after two seasons, ending its run on the streamer.
- Creator Rian Johnson, Natasha Lyonne, T-Street and MRC are shopping a retooled version to other outlets seeking a two-season pickup.
- Natasha Lyonne will exit the on-screen lead role but remain attached as an executive producer.
- Peter Dinklage is being lined up to take over the lead if a new home is secured, with Johnson envisioning a different lead every two seasons.
- Reporting cites high production costs and a season-two ratings dip as context for the decision, and key creative details such as the showrunner and story continuity remain unsettled.