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The Rookie: Feds was cancelled by ABC after one season in November, and now the creator of the series is talking about the cancellation. A spin-off of The Rookie, the show debuted in September 2022 and ran for 22 episodes.
Starring Niecy Nash-Betts, Felix Solis, Frankie Faison, Britt Robertson, Kevin Zegers, and James Lesure, the series follows Simone Clark (Nash-Betts), a former school counselor in Washington DC, who achieves her lifelong dream of joining the FBI as a special agent at the age of 48.
Creator Alexi Hawley said the following about the cancellation of the ABC drama, per Deadline:
“A lot had to do with the forces that led to strike … the consolidation of the industry, the economic impact of the streaming wars have had on different companies. I do feel it was not a creative decision. It was a business decision. I can’t argue with that. I’m not running anything. It was a treat for us. We love that show … it’s all I can really say.
I think the honest answer is I’m not sure, nor do I think the industry knows what is happening right now. The strike is still fairly close in our rear view mirror. Consolidation is happening across the industry. ABC has been nothing but supportive about The Rookie. Again, The Rookie: Feds was an unfortunate casualty, more of a casualty of the whole process.”
What do you think? Did you enjoy The Rookie: Feds TV series? Did you want to see a second season of the show on ABC?
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