A lot of fans were upset after Disney canceled Star Wars: Acolyte After just one season, especially since it sets the stage for the future they want to see.
There has never been a clear answer as to why the series was canceled, but in a recent interview, Disney Entertainment co-chairman Alan Bergman revealed why they decided not to continue the series.
Bergman told Vulture: “We’re happy with how we performed, but frankly, given the cost structure of the game, it wasn’t what we needed to be able to do a second season. So that’s why we didn’t do it. .
Some speculate that the negative reaction may be Star Wars The community contributed to the decision to cancel the show, but these recent comments are consistent with what was previously reported:
“Industry insiders explained acolyte It was canceled due to poor ratings, and while at least one cast member said they were surprised by the decision, there really wasn’t much more to it than that.
“I was told acolyteRatings plummeted after the first two episodes, with AndorRatings climbed steadily throughout the season, so the show was renewed for a second season. Andor also attracted favorable reviews, and acolyteThe reviews were even more mixed.
Bergman went on to tease Andor’s second and final season, saying, “It’s great. I’ve watched all the episodes and it’s been a great season.” He also noted that “Ahsoka” “The second season of “It’s Coming” is coming soon, and “many other series are in development.”
when it comes to Star Wars: Skrulls Bergman said they’re “seeing some growth” on the show, noting that the show has received “terrific” reviews, adding, “So we’ll have to see how everything plays out as the show develops. “
While “Acolyte” was warmly received by some critics, earning a 78% on Rotten Tomatoes, “Star Wars” fans were divided over it, which was reflected in its overall ratings. rate. Many Star Wars fans criticized the series, and things got really ugly at one point.
Regardless, fans of the show did try to push for a second season with #RenewTheAcolyte, which was trending on X for a while. But support isn’t strong enough for Disney to do so.
