Unfortunately, Limitless will be limited to only one season. The CBS procedural, which starred Greek‘s Jake McDorman and Dexter‘s Jennifer Carpenter, has officially been cancelled.
The news comes from Limitless executive producer Craig Sweeny, who posted a tweet last night about the status of the show. While CBS wouldn’t call the freshman series “cancelled” during its Upfronts presentation last week, the network admitted that it was shopping Limitless around to other networks and streaming platforms. Unfortunately for fans of the show, those potential Season 2 plans won’t become a reality.
“I’m truly sad to report that Limitless will not continue on any platform,” Sweeny wrote. “Thanks so much to everyone who watched.”
I’m truly sad to report that #Limitless will not continue on any platform. Thanks so much to everyone who watched.
– Craig Sweeny (@CraigSweeny) May 25, 2016
According to The Hollywood Reporter, both Amazon and Netflix passed on a potential second season of Limitless.
As mentioned above, the CBS series starred McDroman as Brian Finch and Carpenter as Rebecca Harris, in adddition to Hill Harper as Spellman Boyle, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio as Nasreen Pouran, Tom Degnan as Agent Ike, Michael James Shaw as Agent Mike
Colin Salmon as Jarrod Sands, and Ron Rifkin as Dennis Finch. Its Season 1 finale, now series finale, aired back on April 26.
Limtless fans, what was your favorite episode or moment from the show? Comment below and share it with us. Plus, let us know what you would have to liked to see happen in Season 2.
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