Prime Video has canceled drama series Cruel Intentions after its first season, EW confirmed. Starring Sarah Catherine Hook, Zac Burgess, and Savannah Lee Smith, the show was an adaptation of the 1999 film of the same name about a pair of step-siblings who make a bet about whether he can bed the chaste daughter of their new headmaster.

Variety has learned that the "Cruel Intentions" TV series at Amazon Prime Video has been canceled after just one season

Paramount+ has renewed the Taylor Sheridan series Landman for a second season two months after the finale aired. I’m actually surprised it took that long — it was a huge hit for Paramount+, though I understand it was a brutal shoot (mostly because of the heat). Honestly, once Sheridan got over the big oil propaganda, it turned into a remarkably decent show thanks to Billy Bob Thornton and Ali Larter, who transcended the hell out of the writing, even if the entire show felt like it was ripping off Friday Night Lights vibes. When they brought in Grandma Saracen, I just completely gave in. It’s funny, too! I still think about Billy Bob’s character saying he’d been sober for years before ordering a light beer, insisting that light beer doesn’t count. Elsewhere, CBS has canceled S.W.A.T. again, this time after eight seasons. It’s not the first time it’s been canceled, though. They axed it after season six, only to bring it back for a “seventh and final season” before turning around and renewing it for one more year. CBS is done with it now, though they’re shopping it around, hoping Netflix will bite. Meanwhile, Amazon Prime has killed its Cruel Intentions television adaptation. The reviews were so terrible that I never even bothered, which is saying something considering I watch every Harlan Coben series. If streamers are going to adapt movies for TV, they should at least make them better. For what it’s worth, Max has also picked up Conan O’Brien Must Go for a third season. I suspect Conan O’Brien’s well-received stint as Oscar host last week played a role in Max coming back around quickly on the travel series ahead of the second season premiere in May.

Amazon Prime Video's Cruel Intentions joins the list of canceled TV shows in 2025, as the series has been scrapped after just one season, Variety reports.

Amazon's Cruel Intentions series, a follow-up to the 1999 film of the same name, will not be returning for a second season. The show's first and only season premiered on Prime Video in

After a brutal hazing incident threatens the entire Greek Life system, they'll do whatever is necessary to preserve their power and reputation – even if that means seducing Annie Grover (Smith), the daughter of the Vice President of the United States.