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No Season 3 for the crime drama.
June 2, 2026
It is being reported that NBC has cancelled The Hunting Party after two seasons. The crime drama was the last of the network's current scripted series to find out its fate.
The news does not come as a complete surprise, as the show was left off of NBC's schedule for the 2026-2027 season last month. Word is that producer Universal Television is looking to find it a new home, but the likelihood of that happening is unclear.
The series follows a small team of elite investigators who are tasked with hunting down and capturing some of the most dangerous killers America has ever seen, all of whom have just escaped from a top-secret prison that is not supposed to exist.
Comments (25)
06/03/26 at 05:48am
I really liked this show! That being said, I was surprised when it got renewed for season 2. I hope they do find a new home for it.
06/03/26 at 04:25am
The show was pretty good but understandable why it was cancelled. Loved the characters, well villains, besides Bexs aka Rebecca I have no idea what the names of the other characters were. The villain of the week made the show. Other than that this series had very little story driving it over all to move forward other than "Massive prison break, must find all escapees".
06/03/26 at 04:24am
First of all, this show was not promoted well initially because I never saw any ads or knew about it. Because of this, I decided not to watch as I had a feeling it would not be renewed after S1 When it was renewed, I put it on my watch list and here comes news of a cancelation. NBC sucks.
06/02/26 at 11:54pm
F U NBC. This show had great viewing figures on Peacock so why not just make the show for Peacock. I’m hoping Netflix buy it like they bought Manifest. This is gutting. Not watched season 2 yet as I live in the UK and it’s only getting shown in July. I’m still going to watch it. NBC your perfettic.
06/02/26 at 10:42pm
There is still a tiny glimmer of hope for the fandom. Because the series is fully owned by Universal Television (an in-house studio), they don't have to deal with complex third-party rights. Universal has already announced plans to aggressively shop The Hunting Party to rival networks and streaming platforms. Given its proven track record on Netflix, it wouldn't be completely shocking if another platform decided to rescue the task force and resolve that cliffhanger.
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