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No Season 2 for the military legal drama.
July 23, 2019
It is being reported that CBS has cancelled The Code after its first season. The sad news comes the day after the drama's now-series finale, with its stars taking to social media to express their sadness.
The series premiered in April with a 12-episode run that ultimately garnered mediocre reviews. Ratings weren't much better either, as it struggled to find a sizeable audience on Monday nights.
The Code followed a team made up of some of the military's brightest minds - acting as defense lawyers, prosecutors, and investigators - working at home and abroad on the most-challenging legal cases facing the U.S. Marine Corps.
Comments (24)
07/23/19 at 07:08pm
Glad to hear this. It was just another generic legal show.
The 4 genres i am sick of are Cop, Doctor, Lawyer, and Reality.
I am always happy when a show that fits one of those genres is cancelled.
The 4 genres i am sick of are Cop, Doctor, Lawyer, and Reality.
I am always happy when a show that fits one of those genres is cancelled.
07/23/19 at 06:59pm
shame i did like the show.
07/23/19 at 06:42pm
That's too bad. I really enjoyed this series. Was looking forward to getting to know the characters back stories in the next season. So sad.
07/23/19 at 05:56pm
As a veteran, I'm familiar with what "The Code" is (UCMJ).
This show, however, looked like a unHolyweirds idea of what military (generally conservative) life is like. It's hard for the actors and writers to pretend about something they know little about.
Every episode that I watched contained the standard undercurrent of pushing unHolyweirds political agenda.
I won't be missing it.
This show, however, looked like a unHolyweirds idea of what military (generally conservative) life is like. It's hard for the actors and writers to pretend about something they know little about.
Every episode that I watched contained the standard undercurrent of pushing unHolyweirds political agenda.
I won't be missing it.
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