Paramount+ announced today that it will be releasing Xbox’s gloriole TV show after the second season. The team behind the show reportedly wants to offer the science fiction adaptation in other places to continue the series.
On July 18, Paramount confirmed The Hollywood Reporter that the gloriole The third season of the TV series will not appear on the streaming platform. In March, the second season of the series based on the popular Xbox video game franchise ended and fans were hoping there was more to come. for an improvement in qualityBut that won’t happen, at least not on Paramount+.
“We are extremely proud of this ambitious series,” Paramount+ said in a statement confirming the news. “And we want to thank our partners at Xbox, 343 Industries and Amblin Television, as well as showrunner and executive producer David Wiener, his colleagues, the entire cast, led by Pablo Schreiber as Master Chief, and the amazing crew for their outstanding work. We wish them all the best in the future.”
The Hollywood Reporter says its sources have confirmed that Xbox, 343 Industries and Amblin are all interested in continuing the live-action series elsewhere. Paramount is reported to be supporting this plan.
“We are deeply grateful to the millions of fans who gloriole series a worldwide success and we remain committed to gloriole universe in different ways in the future,” 343 Industries said in a statement. “We are grateful to Amblin and Paramount for their partnership in bringing our expansive science fiction universe to audiences around the world.”
While television series are constantly being canceled, it is remarkable that so many other video game series and films have been successful in recent years – such as Last of usStand out, And The Super Mario Bros. Movie. The Stand out TV show just received 16 Emmy nominations and will probably receive several seasons and spin-offs according to Amazon. But gloriole couldn’t find that audience and is now stuck somewhere in space waiting for someone to pick up the show for another season.
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