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NBC Cancels 'The Hunting Party' After Two Seasons
3 Jun
Summary
- NBC has decided not to renew 'The Hunting Party' for a third season.
- The crime procedural's Season 2 finale aired on May 7.
- The network cited a tight schedule and the show's linear performance.
NBC has concluded its run for the crime procedural 'The Hunting Party,' choosing not to proceed with a third season. The network confirmed the cancellation, which means the series will not be part of the upcoming 2026-27 television schedule. This decision follows the airing of the show's Season 2 finale on May 7.
During recent upfronts, network executives indicated that scheduling limitations and the show's performance on linear television influenced the decision. Despite the show's creative merits and positive reception in some areas, it did not perform well enough to secure a renewal. NBC is reportedly re-evaluating its lineup for the next television season.
The series starred Melissa Roxburgh as former FBI profiler Rebecca "Bex" Henderson and featured a team of investigators. 'The Hunting Party' was created by JJ Bailey, who also served as co-showrunner and executive producer. The show was a production of Universal Television.
