Prime Video Cancels 'Spider-Noir' After One Season
Prime Video has canceled the series 'Spider-Noir' after its first season. Despite the cancellation, the show had previously received 11 Emmy nominations.
First reported 1 week ago · latest update 1 week ago
Prime Video has officially canceled the series Spider-Noir after its first season. The show, which starred Nicolas Cage in his first regular television role, will not be returning for a second season following the conclusion of its eight-episode run.
The cancellation arrives despite the series receiving significant critical recognition. The production is currently heading into the initial weekend of Emmy ceremonies with 11 nominations, marking a notable achievement for the project.
The series, which was also associated with MGM+, was characterized by its dark tone. Despite the high volume of award nominations, the platform has decided to conclude the story after the completion of the first season.
No further episodes will be produced, ending the run of the project at eight episodes. The decision to cancel the show comes as it prepares to compete for the 11 Emmy awards for which it was nominated.
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