After a single season, the Netflix adaptation of Jonathan Stroud's popular YA books series is done.
Production company Complete Fiction released a statement further the cancellation. “Being trusted by the supremely talented Jonathan Stroud to adapt his outstanding series of books was an honour and a privilege,” reads the statement. “Making this show was one of the most rewarding experiences of our careers and we will forever treasure it.”, aka Lock Nation: “You really have been the greatest. We cannot thank you enough for how much you have embraced, celebrated and loved the show. [...
] This might be the end of the line for the TV show, but the books live on, as do the friendships made. We encourage you to embrace both.”took to Instagram to call the show “an utterly brilliant show Complete Fiction and Netflix have made. And not just brilliant, but well-loved worldwide.” Referencing its time on the streamer’s global Top 10, he cheekily called the show’s performance “not bad for a little start-up agency.
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