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Paramount+ has canceled its reboot of "Fatal Attraction" and Kiefer Sutherland's spy thriller series "Rabbit Hole" after just one season each. Despite the cancellations, both shows will still be available on the platform. The reasons for the cancellations are unclear, as viewership data has not been disclosed. These cancellations follow Paramount's previous removal of shows such as the Grease prequel and the iCarly reboot.
Paramount+ has decided not to renew the spy drama series "Rabbit Hole" and the reimagining of "Fatal Attraction" for second seasons. The streaming service has been cutting costs and removing titles since February, including shows like "The Twilight Zone" and "iCarly." Both "Rabbit Hole" and "Fatal Attraction" will still be available on Paramount+ for viewers to discover.
Kiefer Sutherland discusses his latest role in the conspiracy thriller "Rabbit Hole," his unexpected career as a country music singer, and his disappointment with the way "Designated Survivor" played out. He also believes that "24" could return in a new form and talks about the possibility of reprising his role as Jack Bauer.
Paramount+’s new financial espionage thriller Rabbit Hole attempts to bring together different versions of Kiefer Sutherland’s performances, but fails to create a coherent show. The first two episodes are bad, but the third and fourth episodes are an improvement due to the arrival of Charles Dance. The show is ineffective as a ’70s thriller and misguided as an attempt to cover the same terrain as shows like Billions and Mr. Robot. However, as a Coen Brothers knockoff, it’s okay, especially in the third and fourth episodes.
Kiefer Sutherland discusses his new TV thriller series Rabbit Hole, which tackles the theme of misinformation and campaigns of organized public deception. He also talks about his experience in the TV thriller space, his willingness to play Jack Bauer again in a 24 reboot, and his favorite 1980s movie role in The Lost Boys. Sutherland reflects on how his approach to acting has evolved over the years, and how his time on 24 helped him develop his skills as an actor.
Netflix's "The Night Agent" is a twisty thriller with high-stakes corruption reaching deep into the corridors of Washington and a stalwart FBI agent who suffers for our sins, while Paramount+'s "Rabbit Hole" featuring Kiefer Sutherland, is a confusing mystery that doesn't feel distinctive enough to merit taking the plunge.