Multiple outlets confirm that the fantasy Syfy series will end with its current fifth season. The season finale set to air April 1 will now officially serve as series finale.

The Magicians was created by John McNamara and Sera Gamble based in Lev Grossman’s bestselling novels of the same name. 

“The Magicians has been a part of our Syfy family for five fantastic seasons,” Syfy said in a statement. “As we near the end of this journey, we want to thank John McNamara, Sera Gamble, Henry Alonso Myers, Lev Grossman, and our entire brilliant cast, crew, writers, and directors for their beautiful creation. But most of all, we thank the fans for their tremendous support and passion. Because of you, magic will be in our hearts forever.”

The Magicians first premiered in January 2016. 

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Variety confirms that a new Chucky television series has been given a straight-to-series order from the cabler. 

Syfy announced the news at the Television Critics Association winter press tour on Saturday.

After acquiring the television rights to the films, Syfy tapped Don Mancini, the film franchise scribe, to pen the new series. Mancini will also serve as showrunner and executive producer and will direct the first episode. 

“The character Don and David [Kirschner] created has terrified audiences for over 30 years,” said Chris McCumber, President of Entertainment Networks USA & Syfy for NBCUniversal. “The longevity and legacy of Chucky speaks to the creative storytelling and the loyal fans the film series has collected over the years. We are excited to once again partner with Nick and UCP on this new Syfy series, and are incredibly proud to bring Chucky to television for the first time with the original creators.”

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Syfy has decided to pull the plug on the Superman prequel series after two seasons, due to low viewership. News of the cancelation comes days after Krypton aired its Season 2 finale.

The series about Superman’s grandfather, Seg-El, also starred Colin Salmon and Georgina Campbell.

Following the announcement, Cuffe took to social media to express his gratitude to be part of the project. 

“The beautiful thing about comic books is that the story always continues. All you can do as an artist is to leave it better than you found it. I believe we did just that. I feel boundless love and pride for the Krypton family and above all I feel gratitude. I spent 3 years living a dream. I will always be a proud son of House El and a proud son of Krypton. Keep believing in a better tomorrow.”

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The two dramas join other recent cancellations at NBC Universal-owned cable network including Nightflyers, Channel Zero and Killjoys. 

According The Hollywood Reporter, both dramas will be shopped by Universal Content Productions and Sony TV, respectively.

The Christopher Meloni-led series Happy! is based on the comic of the same name by Grant Morrison and Darick Robertson. It revolved around a corrupt ex-cop-turned-hit-man named Nick Sax (Meloni) and a tiny blue unicorn named Happy, voiced by Patton Oswalt.

According to the outlet, the decision to cancel follows the show’s low rating.

Deadly Class, based on the Image Comics graphic novel of the same name by Rick Remender and Wesley Craig, followed an orphan who becomes a student assassin at King’s Dominion High School for the Deadly Arts.

It starred Lana Condor, Benjamin Wadsworth and Benedict Wong. Avengers: Endgame directors Joe and Anthony Russo executive produced the show.

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Multiple outlets confirm that the fantasy Syfy series will end with its current fifth season. The season finale set to air April 1 will now officially serve as series finale.

The Magicians was created by John McNamara and Sera Gamble based in Lev Grossman’s bestselling novels of the same name. 

“The Magicians has been a part of our Syfy family for five fantastic seasons,” Syfy said in a statement. “As we near the end of this journey, we want to thank John McNamara, Sera Gamble, Henry Alonso Myers, Lev Grossman, and our entire brilliant cast, crew, writers, and directors for their beautiful creation. But most of all, we thank the fans for their tremendous support and passion. Because of you, magic will be in our hearts forever.”

The Magicians first premiered in January 2016. 

The post “The Magicians” to End After Season 5 appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Variety confirms that a new Chucky television series has been given a straight-to-series order from the cabler. 

Syfy announced the news at the Television Critics Association winter press tour on Saturday.

After acquiring the television rights to the films, Syfy tapped Don Mancini, the film franchise scribe, to pen the new series. Mancini will also serve as showrunner and executive producer and will direct the first episode. 

“The character Don and David [Kirschner] created has terrified audiences for over 30 years,” said Chris McCumber, President of Entertainment Networks USA & Syfy for NBCUniversal. “The longevity and legacy of Chucky speaks to the creative storytelling and the loyal fans the film series has collected over the years. We are excited to once again partner with Nick and UCP on this new Syfy series, and are incredibly proud to bring Chucky to television for the first time with the original creators.”

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Syfy has decided to pull the plug on the Superman prequel series after two seasons, due to low viewership. News of the cancelation comes days after Krypton aired its Season 2 finale.

The series about Superman’s grandfather, Seg-El, also starred Colin Salmon and Georgina Campbell.

Following the announcement, Cuffe took to social media to express his gratitude to be part of the project. 

“The beautiful thing about comic books is that the story always continues. All you can do as an artist is to leave it better than you found it. I believe we did just that. I feel boundless love and pride for the Krypton family and above all I feel gratitude. I spent 3 years living a dream. I will always be a proud son of House El and a proud son of Krypton. Keep believing in a better tomorrow.”

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The two dramas join other recent cancellations at NBC Universal-owned cable network including Nightflyers, Channel Zero and Killjoys. 

According The Hollywood Reporter, both dramas will be shopped by Universal Content Productions and Sony TV, respectively.

The Christopher Meloni-led series Happy! is based on the comic of the same name by Grant Morrison and Darick Robertson. It revolved around a corrupt ex-cop-turned-hit-man named Nick Sax (Meloni) and a tiny blue unicorn named Happy, voiced by Patton Oswalt.

According to the outlet, the decision to cancel follows the show’s low rating.

Deadly Class, based on the Image Comics graphic novel of the same name by Rick Remender and Wesley Craig, followed an orphan who becomes a student assassin at King’s Dominion High School for the Deadly Arts.

It starred Lana Condor, Benjamin Wadsworth and Benedict Wong. Avengers: Endgame directors Joe and Anthony Russo executive produced the show.

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