Given the Marvel Cinematic Universe, nearly every studio, television network, and streaming service has tried to capture some of the superhero hype. However, their projects don’t always have the same success as the MCU. In fact, HBO just canceled a fan-favorite series after only airing one season on their network.

This news was shared directly by an HBO spokesperson, confirming the disappointing news for fans of the series. Unfortunately, even though it looks like they won’t be renewing this particular series for a second season, the network has made it clear that the cast and crew behind the series left a lasting impression.

As such, they are expected to continue working with HBO on future projects, although no specific details have been announced yet.

Here’s what was shared in the statement, including the title of the canceled superhero series – via Deadline:

“We are so grateful to have had the opportunity to work with the enormously talented team behind it The franchiseespecially Sam Mendes, Jon Brown, Armando Iannucci and this hilarious ensemble of actors.” the HBO spokesperson said. “Although we will not be continuing another season, we look forward to working with everyone in the future.”

The announcement regarding The franchise comes not long after the season ends on November 24, 2024. Ultimately, the reason for the cancellation appears to be that the series was not successful “Nielsen’s Top 10 Streaming Rankings Not Cracked.” Although it received good reviews, it simply never achieved the viewership needed to renew the series for another season.

As mentioned, The franchise is a superhero satire series. However, the film is not about real superheroes, but rather about life on the set of a superhero film series. It’s an interesting way to take a look at the world of filmmaking, which has become such a popular part of pop culture in recent years.

Stay tuned to ScreenGeek for more news on HBO and other canceled projects as we have them. Unfortunately, it’s similar to the TV series The franchise will conclude with its only season on the platform.