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No Season 4 for the martial arts drama.
December 18, 2023
It is being reported that Max has cancelled Warrior after three seasons. The news comes four months after the martial arts crime drama wrapped its now-final run after a two-and-a-half year break between seasons two and three.
The series debuted in 2019, airing its first two seasons on Cinemax. When the network announced it was getting out of the original programming business, the series was moved to Max for Season 3.
In the wake of today's cancellation comes word that Netflix has picked up the non-exclusive rights to all three seasons. Should it perform well, it is possible that the streamer could order a new season to continue the story.
Based on an original concept by martial arts legend Bruce Lee, Warrior follows Ah Sahm, a young martial arts prodigy in the 1870s who immigrates to San Francisco from China under mysterious circumstances after the Civil War. Once there, he becomes a hatchet man for one of Chinatown's most powerful and feared organized crime families.
Comments (26)
12/18/23 at 11:16pm
I fucking hate MAX!!! Ever since the HBO merger with Discovery, they have been dumping all their unique shows. This draws my line in the sand. FuckYou MAX! I am done.
12/18/23 at 10:03pm
I liked this unusual series, OH Well
12/18/23 at 06:28pm
Horrible move Max. Very horrible move.
12/18/23 at 06:07pm
What a terrible move by Max. What are they doing?
12/18/23 at 12:15pm
I would have watched a 4th season, except I was one of the 700K folks who lost my Max subscription after changing my grand-fathered AT&T cellular plan by dropping my unused/obsolete iPad from the wireless plan. I'm just glad I saw S3 while I did have Max, but don't see paying for yet another app subscription at this point.
I'm thinking Max may not be meeting its internal profit goals with the many programming and carrier changes being made within the cable/streaming industry.
I'm presently an Xfinity, Paramount+, and AmazonPrimeVideo subscriber, which seems to be my limit as to affordability regarding tv entertainment.
I'm thinking Max may not be meeting its internal profit goals with the many programming and carrier changes being made within the cable/streaming industry.
I'm presently an Xfinity, Paramount+, and AmazonPrimeVideo subscriber, which seems to be my limit as to affordability regarding tv entertainment.
12/18/23 at 10:49am
You have to be kidding me! Does MAX even know how to program anymore? they are canceling everything...is all programming going to reality TV, Competitions, Game shows, or Unscripted BS? This has to be one of their best performers...
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