Entertainment
Spider-Noir canceled by Prime Video despite record five Emmy wins
Amazon decided not to renew the show days before its historic awards haul, according to Variety.
The short version
- Prime Video canceled Spider-Noir after one season, just days ahead of the show winning five Emmy Awards.[Variety]
- The wins set an all-time Emmy record for a television series canceled after its debut season.[Variety]
- Showrunner Oren Uziel noted that shopping or reviving the series elsewhere remains legally uncertain and unexplored.[Variety]
Key facts
- Prime Video announced it would not renew Spider-Noir for a second season.[Variety]
- Spider-Noir secured five wins at the Emmys Night 2 ceremony, setting a record for any series canceled after season one.[Variety]
- Showrunner Oren Uziel rejected online claims that the first season's budget reached $400 million.[Variety]
What remains uncertain
- Whether the show can be legally revived or shopped to a different distributor remains untested and uncertain.[Variety]
Sources
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