Cruel Intentions will not return for a second season. The 2024 followup to the 1999 movie of the same name released its first (and now, only) installment last November.

Amazon's Cruel Intentions series, a follow-up to the 1999 film of the same name, will not be returning for a second season. The show's first and only season premiered on Prime Video in

Variety has learned that the "Cruel Intentions" TV series at Amazon Prime Video has been canceled after just one season

"Cruel Intentions" will not be returning to Prime Video. Prime Video has opted not to renew "Cruel Intentions" for a second season, an individual with knowledge told TheWrap. The news comes just under four months after "Cruel Intentions" first launched on Prime Video in November.

Prime Video has canceled drama series Cruel Intentions after its first season, EW confirmed. Starring Sarah Catherine Hook, Zac Burgess, and Savannah Lee Smith, the show was an adaptation of the 1999 film of the same name about a pair of step-siblings who make a bet about whether he can bed the chaste daughter of their new headmaster.

It's a bittersweet symphony — well, for fans of the Prime Video series "Cruel Intentions," it might just be bitter: the coed drama has been canceled after only one season at the Amazon streamer, per Variety.

A mazon isn’t moving forward any longer with its television version of Cruel Intentions. Variety reports that the series from Amazon Prime Video was canceled after one season. T

Prime Video has cancelled drama series Cruel Intentions after just one season, and we're glad for it. Here's some reasons why and why the streamer may have made this move.

Prime Video’s queer-inclusive TV show Cruel Intentions has been cancelled after just one season. The drama, which starred The White Lotus actress Sarah Catherine Hook and One Night actor Zac Burgess as step-siblings Caroline Merteuil and Lucien Belmont,