After a five-year development period, HBO Max canceled the '70s-inspired crime drama Duster shortly after its first season finale, which concluded on a cliff-hanger. The series featured getaway driver Jim Ellis and FBI agent Nina Hayes as they attempted to combat a crime syndicate. Despite achieving a 92% critics' rating and an 82% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, the show was not renewed due to perceived insufficient viewership. Actor Josh Holloway expressed confusion over the cancellation, citing the series' perceived quality and enjoyment in filming as points of disappointment.
HBO Max officially cancelled the '70s-inspired crime drama Duster less than a week after its season 1 finale, which ended on a cliff-hanger.
The series followed getaway driver Jim Ellis and the FBI's first Black female agent Nina Hayes as they tried to stop a crime syndicate boss.
Despite a 92% critics' score and an 82% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, HBO Max didn’t see enough success with Duster.
Josh Holloway expressed frustration over the cancellation, stating he feels the show was amazing and he doesn't understand the streaming decisions.
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