There will be no third season for Insatiable. Netflix has canceled the dark, twisted revenge comedy starring Debby Ryan, Dallas Roberts, and Alyssa Milano after two seasons. Milano revealed the cancellation decision to a fan on Twitter earlier this month. Today, she posted an update, thanking fans.This is sadly true. We had the most fun creating this show. I want to thank the fans who gave us a shot and kept coming back for more. Season 1 & 2 are still streaming. P.S. Any thoughts on who was Coralee’s baby daddy? I guess we will never know.

 ‘Insatiable’ Canceled By Netflix After Two Seasons             

It's game over for Netflix's Insatiable.The series has been canceled after two seasons ,according to series star, Alyssa Milano.The actress responded to a fan who asked about a potential third season earlier this month."We will not be coming back, sadly," she said on Twitter.Given that Insatiable Season 2 launched in October and Netflix has not renewed it, it seemed the series was not going to be renewed.The streamer typically makes renewal or cancellation decisions around four weeks after a show premieres, so it is likely the second season failed to live up to expectations in terms of viewers.Insatiable followed Patty Bladell, a teenager who was constantly bullied in school for being overweight.After being on a liquid diet for three months over summer vacation because of a freak accident, she is now thin and seeks revenge on her bullies.A disgraced civil lawyer and obsessed beauty pageant coach,

 Insatiable Canceled After Two Seasons at Netflix             

Netflix has canceled its dark revenge comedy Insatiable after two seasons.The streamer confirmed the show's end following a tweet from castmember Alyssa Milano, who responded to a question about the show's future with, "We will not be coming back, sadly." The series stirred up controversy in its first season over its portrayal of a formerly overweight girl (Debby Ryan) who loses 70 pounds and becomes a pageant queen who exacts vengeance on people who have wronged her. The second season, which debuted in October, arrived much more quietly. Even Milano's tweet about the cancellation slipped ...

 'Insatiable' Canceled After Two Seasons on Netflix             

Alison Brie is the producer and star of Netflix's feverish new drama Horse Girl. Brie plays the titular horse girl Sarah, a socially awkward woman who spends her days working at an arts and crafts store called Great Lengths and her nights binge-watching a supernatural crime show called Purgatory. She has a roommate (played by Insatiable's Debby Ryan), who doesn't quite understand her, and a close coworker (Molly Shannon) who tries her best to.When Sarah is suddenly plagued by a string of lucid visions so surreal that she can't tell her dreams from reality, we're taken along on her haunting and emotional journey - one that encourages us to help Sarah distinguish what's real and what's in her head, exhibit empathy for her struggles, and reflect on our own self-truths. Horse Girl delves into mental illness and psychoticism so deeply that the audience has no choice but

 Horse Girl Tackles Alison Brie's Own Mental Health History             

In the wake of the twisty, Helen Hunt-starring I See You, which is very much worth a watch, Adam Randall is next directing the film Night Teeth for Netflix, and casting is underway. Deadline reports that Jorge Lendeborg Jr. has been set to star alongside Debby Ryan (Insatiable) Lucy Fry (Bright) and Alfie Allen (Jo Jo Rabbit, Game of Thrones). “Lendeborg Jr. […]

 Jorge Lendeborg Jr. Set to Star in ‘I See You’ Director Adam Randall’s Netflix Film ‘Night Teeth’             

Exclusive: Jorge Lendeborg Jr. is starring in the Adam Randall-directed Night Teeth, the Netflix thriller film that is just getting underway in New Orleans. He stars with Debby Ryan (Insatiable) Lucy Fry (Bright), Alfie Allen and Raúl Castillo.Scripted by Brent Dillon (Black Tide Beach), the youth-driven thriller with a genre twist focuses on one evening in L.A. Lendeborg Jr (Bumble Bee and Spider-Man: Homecoming) stars as a young chauffeur who drives two beautiful young women to five different parties and finds himself fighting for his life after he discovers they’re not who they claim to be. This is a film about three young people stuck together for the night. Within the confines of this vehicle, it’s the changing relationships; the suspicion, attraction and threat are all part of it.The film is produced

 Netflix Sets Jorge Lendeborg Jr For Lead In ‘Night Teeth’; Debby Ryan, Lucy Fry, Alfie Allen & Raúl Castillo Bring The Terror             

Exclusive: HBO Max has put in development Afro.Punks, a one-hour drama from writer Jenina Kibuka, Gabrielle Union and Holly Shakoor Fleischer’s I’ll Have Another Productions and Sony Pictures TV, where I’ll Have Another is based. Anton Cropper is attached to direct and executive produce.Written by Kibuka, Afro.Punks is a coming-of-age, one-hour drama that will follow three teenage misfits on the brink of rebellion as they navigate life, love and Afro-Punk.Kibuka executive produces with Union for I’ll Have Another, along with Cropper. Shakoor Fleischer is co-executive producer. Sony Pictures TV is the studio.The sale is I’ll Have Another’s first at HBO Max.Union brought Cropper aboard the project based on their relationship on L.A.’s Finest, on which Union stars and Cropper executive produces and directs. Cropper’s previous directing-producing credits include Black-ish,

 Gabrielle Union To Exec Produce ‘Afro.Punks’ Drama From ‘Insatiable’ Writer In Works At HBO Max             

The forthcoming Quibi comedy The Now from Academy Award winner Peter Farrelly and Bobby Farrelly has added O’Shea Jackson Jr., Daryl Hannah and Jimmy Tatro in lead roles. The new series will also feature Alyssa Milano (Insatiable), Rob Yang (Succession) and Lex Scott Davis (Superfly) in recurring roles.The cast will join Dave Franco in the comedy written by Farrelly, Steve Leff (The Ranch) and Pete Jones (Hall Pass). The Now examines what exactly makes life worth living. For Ed Poole (Franco), clarity comes when a secret from his past has seemingly destroyed his future. He soon realizes the only thing that will make his life worth living is to forget the past, screw the future and just live in “The Now”.Peter and Bobby Farrelly will direct the series. Executive Producers are Steve Golin and Jeff Okin. The

 Quibi Comedy ‘The Now’ Sets O’Shea Jackson, Daryl Hannah, And Jimmy Tatro In Lead Roles; Alyssa Milano, Rob Yang And Lex Scott Davis To Recur             

Netflix

A bullied teenager turns to beauty pageants as a way to exact her revenge, with the help of a disgraced coach who soon realizes he's in over his head.