Television
Spider-Noir ends after one season
Variety reports that Prime Video and MGM+ will not continue Nicolas Cage's live-action Marvel detective series.
Source published September 5, 2026
Cancellation reported · September 5, 2026
Source checked September 12, 2026
News
The announcement
Variety reported on September 5 that Prime Video and MGM+ will not move forward with a second season of Spider-Noir. The eight-episode series marked Nicolas Cage's first regular television role and premiered May 25 on MGM+ before arriving May 26 on Prime Video.
Still developing
What remains unknown
September 5 is the report date; Variety did not identify when the cancellation decision was made.
The report did not include a public reason from Prime Video or MGM+ or announce another home for the series.
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Why it caught our attention
One season leaves this version of Spider-Noir as a compact experiment: a live-action detective story led by an actor more closely associated with film. For anyone deciding whether to start it, the commitment is now clear at eight episodes, while the cancellation shifts the question to whether the single season stands on its own.