After the announcement of Poker Face’s cancellation, creator Rian Johnson is already thinking about bringing it back. Reviving a show on a streaming platform is relatively rare, especially for a show ...

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Patti Harrison as Alex, Natasha Lyonne as Charlie Cale in "Poker Face" (Credit: Ralph Bavaro/Peacock) HBO chairman and CEO Casey Bloys said Thursday there have been “conversations” about picking up ...

It’s not uncommon to hear about a streaming show getting cancelled these days. There’s a reason why we literally have a running list of every TV show that’s ending (either prematurely or actually ...

After two seasons of sleuthing, Peacock has cancelled its version of Poker Face starring Natasha Lyonne. But Deadline reports that series creator Rian Johnson is already in the process of shopping ...

"Poker Face" has ended its run at Peacock — but the show might have one more ace up its sleeve. TVLine has confirmed that the Natasha Lyonne-led crime dramedy will not return to the streamer for a ...

Peacock has moved on from the case-of-the-week series, but a soft reboot could be in the works. The future of “Poker Face” is looking like a mystery that might even puzzle Charlie Cale at first glance ...

Should the show land at another outlet, Dinklage would take over the role of Charlie from Natasha Lyonne. By Rick Porter Television Business Editor News of the cancellation comes about four months ...

Despite ranking as one of the top series on the streaming network, Peacock has decided not to renew its Natasha Lyonne starring mystery procedural Poker Face for a third season (via Deadline). There ...

Peacock is letting the show go, but it could come back at another outlet with Peter Dinklage replacing Natasha Lyonne. Reading time 2 minutes We’ve seen the last of the human lie detector, Charlie ...

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