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Prime Video and MGM+ cancel Spider-Noir after one season

The Nicolas Cage series will not return despite receiving 11 Emmy nominations.

Updated Sep 4, 2026 · 22:18 UTC2 reports

The short version

  • Prime Video and MGM+ have canceled Spider-Noir after an eight-episode first season.[The Hollywood Reporter · Variety]
  • The live-action show featured Nicolas Cage in his first-ever regular television role.[The Hollywood Reporter · Variety]
  • The decision arrives despite the program securing 11 Emmy nominations, the most of any Prime Video title this year.[The Hollywood Reporter · Variety]
  • Amazon and Sony Pictures TV continue to develop a second collaborative series, which is expected to be announced soon.[Variety]

Key facts

  • Prime Video and MGM+ canceled Spider-Noir after its initial eight-episode season.[The Hollywood Reporter · Variety]
  • The series represented Nicolas Cage's first regular television role.[The Hollywood Reporter · Variety]
  • Spider-Noir earned 11 Emmy nominations, the highest count for any Prime Video program this year.[The Hollywood Reporter · Variety]
  • According to Nielsen ratings, the series accumulated 2.6 billion viewing minutes across its initial six weeks.[Variety]
  • A second series from the Amazon and Sony Pictures TV partnership is currently in development.[Variety]

What remains uncertain

  • The exact concept and release schedule for Amazon and Sony's upcoming second series have not been announced.[Variety]

Sources

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