Overview
- Netflix declined to order a second season of the military coming‑of‑age dramedy a little over two months after its debut.
- The decision followed internal analysis of long‑tail performance and talks with Sony Pictures Television, which had extended key cast options in August.
- The series drew about 9.4 million views in its first full week after a 4.7 million debut and spent four weeks in Netflix’s Top 10, peaking at No. 2.
- The Pentagon publicly criticized the show as "woke garbage," adding a political dimension to its reception despite strong reviews.
- Netflix’s strict exclusivity terms make an outside pickup unlikely, leaving the first season’s cliffhanger unresolved.