Many viewers have been disappointed by a series of canceled shows. Fans of the show will be included. The network said today that it is ending the show after four seasons. In August, the show aired its finale.
Over the past four seasons, the show has taken viewers on a mind-bending odyssey, raising the bar at every step. They, along with their cast, producers and crew, and all of their partners at Kilter Films, Bad Robot and Warner Bros. Television, are greatly appreciated by us. It has been a pleasure to be a part of this journey.
"Westworld," created by Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan, had the potential to be the network's next game of thrones. In the beginning. The series starred Evan Rachel Wood and Ed Harris.
Nolan wanted the fifth season of "Westworld", but it won't happen.
It is possible that the network made the decision after watching the ratings for "Westworld" continue to fall. The third season finale only drew in 1.8 million viewers across multiple platforms, a 18% decline from the second season finale.
Westworld's absolutely abysmal cratering in the ratings wasn't completely surprising but it's still pretty shocking how steep it is pic.twitter.com/HfDFHtcFc0
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The failure was expected by fans and critics. One user said that he wouldn't pretend that he didn't see it coming.
David Zaslav has been on a cost-cutting spree for months, shelving the highly anticipated DC movie "Batgirl" and canceling multiple shows that were deemed unsuccessful.
Zaslav said in the earnings call that they were trying to measure how the shows were doing. We didn't get rid of any show that was helping us, but we would rather spend that money and have a show that will engage and delight.
Zaslav said that the company would focus on popular franchises. The DC slate has been improved by him. The new co-chairmen and CEO of DC Studios were brought on by the company.
After Warner Bros. Discovery missed expectations yesterday, the company is likely feeling the pressure to deliver better content as it prepares to launch its combined HBO Max/Discovery+ streaming service next year.
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