Prime Video Cancels 'Spider-Noir' After One Season — SkimNews
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- Prime Video and MGM+ canceled "Spider-Noir" after its eight-episode first season, with no Season 2 on the way.
- Nicolas Cage starred in the series in what the source notes is his first-ever regular television role.
- "Spider-Noir" enters the first weekend of Emmy ceremonies carrying 11 nominations despite the cancellation.
- Prime Video is eyeing a greenlight for a different series based on Sony's Universe of Marvel Characters, per Deadline's headline, even as "Spider-Noir" gets axed.
Why it matters: A high-profile experiment — Cage's first regular TV gig, paired with a Marvel franchise hook — ended after just eight episodes despite landing 11 Emmy nods, showing Emmy recognition isn't enough to rescue an underperforming series. Prime Video's parallel interest in another Sony-Marvel series suggests the streamer isn't retreating from the IP, just from this particular show.
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