SEC Wolf may be one of the most prolific creators of the popular television in history, but his latest series will go down as one and done. "On Call", an inventive show of police officers who premiered earlier this year on the Amazon Premier video was canceled after only one season. The adventures of Thaci Harmon and Alex Diaz are, in every likelihood, above - at least for now.

The series is followed by a rookie officer named Alex Diaz (Brandon Laracuente) who is paired with an experienced veteran named Thaci Harmon (Trojan Belisari), focusing on the duo while patrolling Long Beach, California. Part of what the show did unique is that it was shot with a mix of hand cameras, butcher and loops footage, which gave it a very unique look. In the early walking, "On Call" was a hit, at the top of the Prime Minister Video -Top lists immediately after his debut.

Unfortunately, the ratings were obviously not good enough or sustained long enough to keep the show alive. According to the report The deadlineAmazon has approached manufacturers for a possible rebuilding of two seasons. However, it did not turn out, as the craftser were asked to "cut the premium" of the series. Basically, they had to make it cheaper. Even though there is a "law and order" creator Dick Wolf On the ship as an executive producer, it was a beginner.

The big problem is that streaming is not always as profitable as traditional television. Netflix absolutely won the wars in streamingBut many others are still fighting for much of the market. The premiere video, despite being supported by Amazon, one of the largest companies in the world, is no exception. The era of "cross the road in streaming no matter what price" is largely completed. This show has become a victim of a purse throughout the industry.

The biggest problem for "call" is that from a financial point of view, there were too many chefs in the kitchen. Universal television was the main studio involved, co-production of Amazon MGM Studios in collaboration with Wolf Fun, set up at NBC Universal. This means that whatever the money is, one needs to be split among all the included. Moreover, the actors and producers of streaming emissions are usually paid heavier fees in advance, as the remains are either lower or non -existent compared to traditional television.

All this to say, when the renewal was put on the table, it simply made no sense for someone involved. Amazon is said to lose money in the show. Not as opposed to why the show as "found" was canceled by NBCPartly because it is produced by Warner Bros. TV. If it was produced in the house, it could change things. This type of work is increasingly happening, as the media landscape continues to change.

The report notes that the producers were given the opportunity to buy the show's rights elsewhere. However, no home has been found from this writing. Due The peacock makes sense but strimmer is still struggling to profit. So, they may not want to get caught in a situation where the potential margins of profit are thin. As it takes more time, the show seems to be no more likely to get season 2, despite all efforts made by manufacturers to find a new network and/or strimmer.

It is certainly not unprecedented to save emissions once they are canceled. Julu saved the "Mindy Project" after being canceled by Fox. Superger was rescued by CW after airing its first CBS seasonthat helped build the arrow for the coming years. But again, the streaming area has changed, and shows that gearboxes have been taking place in recent years.

Something good news is that "call" did not end up on a frustrating clifancher, but there was certainly a more story. Co-creator of the Team Walsh series talked TV Insider In January before the cancellation and address where things can take place in season 2.

"We have left a few strands. The fentanyl trade in which (Lobo Sebastian) figs were included, it's still there to hang out there to take them. And then, only all the characters, sincerely, that we want to explore them deeper in season 2. That's really the focal point, it's both guides."

"I felt really grateful for coming to this show because I play a woman who leads us with her appearance. She does not deal with anyone in a romantic way. She deals with someone in a very, very vulnerable and intimate way, but they are partners," Trojan Belisario told the exit in the same interview. "I think what I am very excited to continue to break with Brandon and with his character Diaz is, how much more can they be on each other? How much more they can learn from each other and how can they grow?"

Unfortunately for Belisario and the fans of the show, we do not seem to have the opportunity to see that this connection is growing and continuing to unfold over more seasonal bow.

You can convey "call" to the Amazon Prime video.