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The HBO Max reboot 'And Just Like That...' concluded after three seasons, receiving mostly negative reviews for its poor storytelling, character misrepresentation, and failure to honor the original 'Sex and the City' series, ultimately ending in a lackluster finale that disappointed fans.
Kim Cattrall posted a cryptic message on social media amid the cancellation of 'And Just Like That...' after three seasons, which was announced by showrunner Michael Patrick King. The series finale is set to air on August 14, with cast members expressing their sadness and gratitude for the show's legacy.
The HBO Max series 'And Just Like That...' has been confirmed to end after its third season, with showrunner Michael Patrick King citing the natural conclusion of the story. The cast, including Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis, and Cynthia Nixon, expressed their emotional farewells and gratitude to fans and crew on social media, marking the end of the franchise.
FBI: International, after four seasons on CBS, was canceled by the network, with co-creator Derek Haas expressing sadness and noting the reasons for cancellation are unrelated to the show's quality. CBS's decision was part of a broader schedule review, which also affected other series like FBI: Most Wanted and The Equalizer. The network is planning a new series called CIA, featuring Tom Ellis, to fill the programming gap.
Justin Chien, star of 'The Brothers Sun', expressed gratitude to fans and the show's team on social media after Netflix announced the series' cancellation. He thanked fans for their support and the show's creators, writers, and crew for their hard work. Chien also acknowledged Netflix executives for giving the show a platform and expressed excitement for future projects. 'The Brothers Sun' followed a Taipei gangster who moves to Los Angeles to protect his family after his father is shot.
HBO has confirmed that the season two finale of "Winning Time" will serve as the series finale, as the show has not been renewed for a third season. The finale hinted at the show's future with an ominous closing scene and a montage suggesting that this was the end. Despite a strong second season, which focused on the Showtime Lakers of the 1980s, the show will conclude with the Lakers' loss to the Celtics in the 1984 NBA Finals.