Are you in the minority of people who enjoyed Paramount+'s Halo TV show? If you do fall into this category, here's some bad news: the streamer has canceled the game adaptation after just two seasons.

The Halo TV show was originally announced all the way back in 2013. A 2020 release was announced in 2018, but the series was then pushed to 2021, and eventually debuted in 2022.

Halo Season 2 started off with strong viewership for its premiere episodes, coming in third on the Nielsen charts for original series, with 354 million minutes being watched in the first four days.

Paramount+ isn't moving forward with the Halo TV series, canceling the video game adaptation after two seasons.

The Halo TV series is looking for a new home after being cancelled by Paramount+, so step up if there's a spare streaming service in your Warthog's trunk Look, we know it's a long shot, but come ...

The Halo TV series doesn’t have much to do with the games, but it borrows names for similar characters, and it wasted its best one during the Fall of Reach.

The Halo TV series’ second season is slowly chugging along, but after the Fall of Reach, it’s a shame that we got a boring pit stop instead of a trip to Halo.

Summary Halo TV series may not get a third season on Paramount+, but hope remains as it gets shopped around by key industry players.

After seven years in development and only two seasons, the Halo TV series’ run is over. Paramount+ has canceled the series after two seasons. Via The Hollywood Reporter, Paramount+ confirmed the ...