Netflix has officially canceled the show “Terminator Zero” after just one season. This decision has been confirmed by the series creator, Mattson Tomlin, who shared the news on X.
Cancellation of “Terminator Zero”
Tomlin revealed that Netflix axed the series due to disappointing viewing figures. Although it received positive reviews from critics, the audience numbers fell short.
- Creator: Mattson Tomlin
- Reception: Well-received critically but low audience engagement
- Future Plans: Scripts for season two are ready with outlines for season three completed
Creator’s Reaction
In his social media post, Tomlin expressed disappointment over not being able to realize his vision for seasons two and three. He mentioned, “I would’ve loved to deliver on the Future War I had planned,” but felt the series told a complete story in its first season.
He noted that Netflix had offered to create additional episodes to wrap up the storyline, but he declined. “The finale of season one actually left things in a good place,” he stated, appreciating the creative freedom Netflix granted him.
About “Terminator Zero”
“Terminator Zero” is a science-fiction anime series set in the iconic Terminator universe. Originally created by James Cameron and Gale Anne Hurd, it follows the character Malcolm Lee.
- Year Setting: 1997
- Plot: Lee develops an AI system while being pursued by a future assassin targeting his children
What’s Next for Netflix
The cancellation of “Terminator Zero” coincides with Netflix’s announcement of new films and series scheduled for release throughout February. Upcoming highlights include:
- The Night Agent – The return of a popular series
- How to Get to Heaven from Belfast – A new project from Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee
- Bridgerton Season Four – The final chapter of the beloved series
- Documentaries – Featuring personalities like Gordon Ramsay and Eddie Vedder
While “Terminator Zero” has concluded, the ambitious plans for future content suggest Netflix is continuously striving to engage its audience.
