Tubi, and its implementation of "WB Watchlist," is a complete trainwreck. Linear date-and-time streaming with absolutely no way to look up and see when an episode might be on in the future?

(Well, I suppose unless you happen to look in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying, "Beware of the Leopard.")

Tubi will be showing the first episodes and the remaining unaired episodes starting 13 Feb 2023:

https://comicbook.com/tv-shows/news/former-hbo-series-the-never-premiere-new-episodes-tubi/

It's now 1/19/23. Now old news, the series is now cancelled with the final episodes, maybe finished, or maybe never finished due to the series cancellation. HBOMax has even totally removed the initial half-series from its app, not to say anybody wanted to re-watch the episodes anyway (I might have rewatched the half-series, now I can't even do so. It's all so unfortunate for the cast & crew, and any fans. My thoughts: too expensive to produce; lost momentum due to Covid; zero direction when creator leaves; series may have lost direction and viewer interest sooner rather than later anyway; so far, no news of anybody taking over/buying what's left; all actors should now be off to other projects/gigs. RIP to "The Nevers".

According to my brief internet research, S1Eps.6-12 are now in production in the UK, with the planned airings to be in 2022. That seems so far away, right now.

Compare to other Fantasy episodes, this one was boring. I have only watch episode one and I don't believe I would watch any more. It was borring as h...
I had hoped it was similar to Netflix "The Irregulars", which got the ax earlier this year. But sadly no.
The quality also seemed a bit "cheap" and the recording stil reminded me of old fashin tv dramas from this period.

I now understand Eps. 1-6 is just Part 1 of the first season. Unfortunately, Eps. 7-12 (aka Part 2 of S1) is, so far, "vaporware". I'll be watching for it if the series ever returns.

(The series, "Taboo", never returned.)

Hopefully, this website and HBO will communicate and keep us or me up to date on this series.

Are Laura Donnelly and Krysten Ritter twins?

I just saw the S1Ep6 (the season finale). I hope for a 2nd, longer season. Laura Donnelly as Amalia True just makes me want to see more of this story, even though I don't quite understand all which has transpired in S1.

It was nice to see Claudia Black (as "Stripe") again after not seeing much from her since the "Farscape" days.

So far, I like the series, but a bit concerned after hearing about forthcoming production/directing changes. I'm intrigued with whatever is going on with the main character "Amalia True" and look forward to finding out more.