‘Bookie’ Canceled at Max After Two Seasons (EXCLUSIVE)
Sebastian Maniscalco's comedy series 'Bookie' has been canceled at Max after two seasons. It will not return for Season 3.
Max just canceled this comedy series with 90% on Rotten Tomatoes after just two seasons
This news comes in spite of the fact that "Bookie" was generally well-received. Even if it might not be as widely known as some of HBO's heaviest hitters, the series currently holds a 90% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with the consensus largely being that it was a solidly entertaining watch.
Max stops betting on Bookie
Hopefully Bookie wasn’t betting too much on a third season. Max has officially cancelled the comedy, created by Chuck Lorre and Nick Bakay, after two seasons. Partly inspired by Bakay’s experience in the betting world,
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‘Bookie' Canceled By Max After Two Seasons
Bookie, the comedy series Chuck Lorre and Nick Bakay created, has been canceled at Max after two seasons. The series, which premiered on the Warner Bros. Discovery streamer in November 2023 and premiered its second season in December 2024,
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