Pete Davidson Ends 'Bupkis' Despite Renewal, Eyes New Ventures

Citing a desire to move on and focus on film projects, Davidson concludes his semi-autobiographical series, expressing gratitude to collaborators.

Pete Davidson has decided not to proceed with the second season of his semi-autobiographical Peacock comedy series, 'Bupkis', despite its renewal.
Davidson cited his desire to move on from this chapter of his life and focus on new projects, including a film career, as reasons for ending the show.
The show, which starred Edie Falco and Joe Pesci, received positive reviews and was described as a 'highly fictionalized' portrayal of Davidson's life.
Davidson expressed gratitude towards Lorne Michaels, Broadway Video, Peacock, Universal Television, and the cast and writers for their support in creating 'Bupkis'.
Davidson's decision was not influenced by industry-wide budget cuts but was a personal choice to pursue other ventures.