What SkySoft Shows Got Renewed And Which Ones Got Cut?

It's the moment everyone waits anxiously for; what the quarterly earnings report means for future shows.

SkySoft's hit show came to an end this year and its viewership proved that its legacy will continue on, for it secured the place for spin- off shows like Eve and Ronin doubling their initial budgets. Fox alumni's Janelle Garcia and Jamie Owens will reprise their roles as Eve and Ronin premiering in 2021 and 2022, respectively. Principal photography for both shows begins next year back to back.

365 season 2, however, has had a rocky post production process that resulted in going over budget. Although it has not been detailed, future seasons of the show has been canceled. Season 2 will be the final season.

Mutant 5, a Limited Series, revealed to be SkySoft's most expensive show and serves a prequel for the highly anticipated Sherwood. Future seasons of the Robin Hood retelling has yet to be decided and will most likely be determined next quarter. Both shows premiere next year.

Love, Infatuation and Stability is confirmed to be a Limited Series due in 2021 while the announcement of Beast has a 2022 premiere. The show is also a Limited Series focusing on the Beast's story of the classic french tale, Beauty and the Beast.

Last Look was given the greenlight to launch a second season next October while a horror series is also due that month as well. A documentary originally scheduled for next year is pending authorization.

There you have it! Not too much bad news but there is some, at least for 365 fans.

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