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The first season of Warrior on Max will also be the last – but Netflix could well save the day

All hope is not lost as streaming service offers lease of life to axed series

Max has reportedly canceled “Warrior,” leaving the martial arts drama with three seasons that will soon head to Netflix. A new home: Based on an original concept by Bruce Lee, “Warrior” premiered on Cinemax in 2019 and continued its third season on Max. After the finale in August, Netflix picked up all three seasons and is expected to debut them in February, according to Deadline. Future prospects: Set in the late 1800s, “Warrior” follows Ah Sahm (Andr...

'Warrior' Canceled At Max As Netflix Picks Up Non-Exclusive Rights To 3 Existing Seasons

Warner Bros Discovery announced Warrior will not be renewed on Max, but could the move to Netflix be the Season 4 hope that the series needs?

"Warrior," a martial arts series based on a concept by Bruce Lee, won't return for Season 4 on Max.

Mad Men star Jon Hamm has signed on to play the lead role in Apple TV+ drama Your Friends and Neighbors.

Jon Hamm will lead his own drama TV series for the first time since Mad Men with Apple's Your Friends and Neighbors TV show.

Apple has ordered 'Your Friends and Neighbors,' a new drama series starring Jon Hamm.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the 52-year-old performer will both star in and serve as an executive producer for the project, which is set to stream on the Apple TV+ service.