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Prime Video Cancels Nicolas Cage’s Spider-Noir After One Season
Prime Video made a show called Spider-Noir starring Nicolas Cage.
The show was about a Marvel character and had eight episodes.
It received strong reviews from critics and viewers.
It earned 11 Emmy nominations.
It was Prime Video’s most-nominated program of the year.
Even so, Prime Video decided not to make a second season.
The article does not explain why the show was cancelled.
Fans will therefore see only the first season of the series.
Prime Video cancelled Spider-Noir after its eight-episode first season.
The Nicolas Cage-led Marvel series will not return for a second season.
Spider-Noir received 11 Emmy nominations and was Prime Video’s most-nominated program of the year.
The show holds a 92% critics’ score and a 90% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Its noir style, historical setting, and Cage’s performance were highlighted as distinctive strengths.
- Who
- Prime Video cancelled Spider-Noir, which stars Nicolas Cage.
- What
- The streaming service ended the Marvel series after one season and will not produce a second season.
- Where
- On Prime Video.
- When
- After the first season, as the series entered the first weekend of the Emmy ceremonies.
- Why
- The article does not state a reason for the cancellation, although it notes the show’s strong reviews and Emmy recognition.
Key facts
- Series
- Spider-Noir
- Streaming service
- Prime Video
- Lead actor
- Nicolas Cage
- Episodes
- Eight in the first season
- Emmy nominations
- 11
- Rotten Tomatoes critics’ score
- 92%
- Rotten Tomatoes audience score
- 90%
Sources
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