Overview
- The cancellation was first reported by Deadline and widely confirmed on Friday after Netflix declined to renew the romantic neo‑western following its second season.
- Season two launched on July 23, 2026 and logged about 4.1 million start‑week views compared with roughly 7.2 million for season one, a decline that industry coverage ties to the decision.
- The show was developed and run by April Blair and starred Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly, who were also listed as executive producers alongside a wider creative team.
- The season‑two finale provided only partial narrative closure and left several subplots unresolved, which has frustrated fans now that no continuation has been announced.
- The cancellation highlights a broader streaming pattern where platforms use early view counts and retention to judge renewals, and it leaves unadapted material in Jodi Thomas’s multi‑book series available but unused.