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No Season 2 for the sci-fi drama.
May 27, 2021
It is being reported that NBC has cancelled Debris after just one season. The sad news comes three days after the sci-fi drama wrapped its 13-episode freshman run. The move isn't a complete surprise though, as the show struggled to find a sizeable audience despite generally positive feedback from critics.
From 'Fringe' executive producer J.H. Wyman, the hour-long series follows a world where mysterious wreckage has fallen to Earth from outer space. An international agency, as well as other mysterious parties, try to figure out where it came from and what is behind it, as each fragment has an unpredictable effect on those who find it, changing their lives in unexpected and dangerous ways.
Comments (69)
05/27/21 at 09:06pm
It would have been entertaining if they would have shown an episode where the fragments made everything go backwards and called it sirbeD.
05/27/21 at 08:47pm
Sad. Great show. I know not to get invested in syfi on network tv
05/27/21 at 08:39pm
F*CK NBC!!!
Bunch of dumb c*nts canceling entertaining shows like this just to renew garbage like The Voice
Bunch of dumb c*nts canceling entertaining shows like this just to renew garbage like The Voice
05/27/21 at 08:36pm
Called it after watching the first episode... it was the SAME FORMULA they've run into the ground.
5 minutes at the start as a "main story teaser"..
then 30-35 minutes of a "filler" to do nothing more than pad to an hour..
then 5 minutes of the "main story" at the end as a "cliff hanger" for next weeks episode.
Ultimately the main story, which is the DRIVING factor of the premier, is so lost in repetitive episodic drivel that it's pointless to watch. The primary storyline, and reason for viewer interest, NEVER gets resolved.
This was NOTHING new, nothing original.. other than the actors reading the reworked script from a different "crime" show 30 years ago with a simply added sci-fi twist.
5 minutes at the start as a "main story teaser"..
then 30-35 minutes of a "filler" to do nothing more than pad to an hour..
then 5 minutes of the "main story" at the end as a "cliff hanger" for next weeks episode.
Ultimately the main story, which is the DRIVING factor of the premier, is so lost in repetitive episodic drivel that it's pointless to watch. The primary storyline, and reason for viewer interest, NEVER gets resolved.
This was NOTHING new, nothing original.. other than the actors reading the reworked script from a different "crime" show 30 years ago with a simply added sci-fi twist.
05/27/21 at 08:15pm
The show grew progressively boring. No surprise; no loss.
05/27/21 at 07:21pm
God damnit!
05/27/21 at 07:07pm
Now I can clear that off the DVR. I don't bother starting to watch network TV sci-fi until it makes it past renewal. So frustrating.
05/27/21 at 06:47pm
We stopped watching after the "Groundhog Day" episode. Seems like they had so much potential -- and then recycle one of the oldest sci-fi clichés of a time loop??? Come on.
Happy Viewing! :-)
Happy Viewing! :-)
05/27/21 at 06:17pm
I will just always assume that new shows will ONLY be one season. Since that's how they do us anyways!
Such Crap!!
Such Crap!!
05/27/21 at 06:00pm
This is why I barely watch new shows - anything new and interesting always gets cancelled and replaced with cops/fire/ER situation dramas. BORING!
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