Jensen Ackles is sharing his response to the information that Countdown was not renewed at Amazon’s Prime Video for a second season.
The crime thriller debuted its first season in June earlier than wrapping up its 13 episodes in early September following a weekly rollout. The collection adopted LAPD officer Mark Meachum (performed by Ackles), who joins a secret activity pressure to analyze a suspicious homicide, however uncovers a sinister plot that requires the staff to unite and save tens of millions within the metropolis.
On Friday, Prime Video introduced it will not be renewing Countdown, regardless of it spending a short while on Nielsen’s prime 10 U.S. streaming charts over the summer season.
Ackles took to his Instagram to share his ideas, saying, “As a few of you could have seen already, Countdown didn’t get picked up for an additional season. Amazon’s gonna let it go, and it’s a bummer as a result of I had such a tremendous time making that present. Had an absolute blast with the solid and the crew.”
The Supernatural alum went on to precise his appreciation for creator Derek Haas and the present’s writers, in addition to Amazon “for giving us the chance” to make the collection.
“Generally you’ll be able to got down to do your greatest and test all these bins, and in the end it’s out of your fingers. That’s the way in which it goes on this trade,” Ackles added earlier than concluding, “That’s the top for Mark Meachum. … However I’m grateful for the expertise. We’ll see you down the highway on one thing else, I assume.”
Countdown additionally starred Jessica Camacho, Eric Dane, Violett Beane, Elliot Knight, Uli Latukefu, Rachel Armstrong and Bogdan Yasinski.