It’s the end of the line for the Foxes.
Apple TV+ has canceled The Mosquito Coast after two seasons, Deadline reports.
The series starred Justin Theroux (as Allie Fox), Melissa Georga (Margot), Logan Paul Polish (Dina), and Gabriel Bateman (Charlie).
The series got off the ground running in 2021 with a seven-episode order, but it was quickly renewed for a 10-episode second season.
It featured high-octane action as the family tried to escape the law at every turn.
Thankfully, the end of the second season gave some closure to fans who will not now see what happens next.
The plan was for the potential third season to “segue into the book itself, and the movie’s search for a utopian community.”
As a result, the first two seasons would have been a prologue.
Apple TV+ doesn’t give viewership statistics, which isn’t much of a surprise, so it’s hard to tell how the show was performing in relation to its other shows.
There was a considerable amount of buzz ahead of the first season, but it seems like the buzz waned between seasons.
Apple TV+ has been more cutthroat with cancellations recently as the streaming services have embraced more cancellations to cut costs.
The streaming service canceled the Charlie Hunnam vehicle Shantaram late last year.
The series was the Sons of Anarchy actor’s big return to the small screen, but unfortunately, it didn’t reach the level of success expected to continue for an additional season.
On the drama front, Apple TV+ has renewed For All Mankind, The Morning Show, Foundation, Invasion, Severance, Pachinko, Slow Horses, Surface, and Bad Sisters.
Suspicion, Shining Girls, Roar, and Echo 3 are on the bubble for renewal or cancellation.
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Are you surprised we didn’t catch up to the book and the movie?
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Paul Dailly is the Associate Editor for TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter.
