When the creator of "Crick" Kevin Williamson The latest television series, "Water", " Hit Netflix hit many critics as a fun crime drama on June 19, 2025, which is likely to be held around at least another season. The series starred in Holt McCalani as Harlan Buckley, Patriarch of a prominent North Carolina family, which is essentially led by the fictional coastal city of Chevenport. Several heart attacks have forced Buckley to give control over the various businesses of his wife's Bell (Maria Belo) clan and son Caine, but they just managed to collect crushing in debt. So Harlan risks his life withdrawing and straightening the ship, which implies dealing with some extremely shaded figures (like Toder Grace as a king of a drug cartel named Grady).

The show attracted mostly positive reviews (there is a 68% Tomatometer rating of spoiled tomatoes) and apparently went well for a stream. "Water" did not look expensive, nor did it boast an cast of huge expensive talent (though McCalani, White and Grace, TV and movie artists worth every penny they receive). However, Netflix has announced that the first season of "water" will be the last. Why cut the bait to cut a relatively promising series after it seemed ready for easy recovery? Netflix is ​​not explicitly saying but Sources of the deadline They suggest that the play fell short of several key metrics.

On the surface, the "water" looked like a modest hit. He ranked first in the Global Top-10 Netflix, the top 10 in three weeks, which, noticed the deadline, set far above the restored season for a second. Western drama "Ransom Canyon". But Netflix was giving up this year when it comes to new shows, as the Pulse creators revealed the champion plays and the "residence".

What gives? While those Top 10 grades are very good for a new show with modest power of Starwells, Netflix takes budget, awards potential, social media activity, demographic audience and episode end rate. The streamer is a notorious secret when it comes to discovering some of these figures, but judging by the good (but not stella) examinations, the "water" seemed to be unlikely to be considered in Emmy. And while Deadline sources said the output rate for Williamson's series is good, it sounds like those numbers are not experienced for Netflix.

So, another quality series by Holt McCalani Netflix bites the dust (though the faithful "Mindhunter" did not give up the possibility of film). Williamson fans can take a heart knowing that he has several performances in the development of universal television (Including the adaptations of the "rear window" and "Game" series), but they will not make a return to the "water".