Staten and Quinn’s love story has come to an end.
Netflix’s Ransom Canyonstarring Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly has been canceled after two seasons, with the actress confirming the show’s fate with a heartfelt goodbye to her cast and crew.
“Appreciating this little trip down memory lane as we say farewell,” Kelly wrote on Instagram on Sept. 11. “All good things must come to an end. And so it is.”
Of course, the Friday Night Lights alum didn’t forget to shout out fans for their support since the show’s 2025 debut.
“Thank you all for giving us two beautiful seasons!” Kelly, 46, continued. “I love you forever myRansom Canyonfamily!!”
And while Duhamel, 53, has yet to speak out on the shocking cancellation, fans are certainly making their opinions known on social media.
“This is so sad,” one viewer commented on Kelly’s IG post. “Wish there was more of this amazing show. I am literally looking to get every look Quinn and Staten wore in season 2 for me and my husband. I hope they magically rethink this as this show definitely deserves to continue.”
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Another user echoed, “@netflix made a bad decision. They could have at least allowed a 3rd season…I hope someone else picks it up. I loved both seasons, and I was invested in all of the characters and storylines.”
Based on Jodi Thomas‘ book series of the same name, season two chronicled rancher Staten Kirkland (Duhamel) “fighting to reclaim his legacy after being unseated as trustee of his family’s Double K Ranch,” according to the streamer’s logline, “while musician Quinn O’Grady (Kelly) must decide if her heart truly belongs in the small town she once tried to outrun or in the fast-paced world of New York City.”
And, despite the story’s Texas setting, the cast has made it clear the show isn’t a copycat of hit Western Yellowstone.
“I guess they’re both in the same sandbox, but I think Ransom is a totally different thing,” Kelly told E! Newslast year. “It’s its own entirely different world.”
Plus, the show is about way more than just cowboys defending their territory.
“It’s family, it’s romance, beautiful landscapes, it’s cowboys, it’s horses,” she continued. “It’s love, loss and betrayal. You’re watching these characters find purpose and come into their own power.”
Of course, Ransom Canyon isn’t alone. Keep reading to find out the fates of more canceled and renewed TV shows.
NetflixCANCELED: Ransom CanyonThe romance between Josh Duhamel’s Staten and Minka Kelly’s Quinn will end with season two as Netflix has canceled the drama, Deadline confirmed.Apple TVRENEWED & ENDING: SiloThe Apple TV sci-fi thriller will return with a fourth and final season in 2027.Jason Bell/Paramount+RENEWED: MobLandTom Hardy is reportedly set to return for season three of the Paramount+ drama.Scott Everett White/NBCRENEWED: American Ninja WarriorThe NBC competition series will challenge more hopefuls with new and insane obstable courses during seasons 19 and 20.Hulu/DisneyRENEWED: FuriousThe new thriller starring Emmy Rossum will return for season two.Art Streiber/Peacock via Getty ImagesRENEWED: Love Island USAThe Bombshells will be back.
Because Peacock’s hit reality dating competition series will return for season nine with host Ariana Madix.DisneyCANCELED: Not Suitable for WorkThe Mindy Kaling-created series was not greenlit by Hulu for a second season after its June premiere.NetflixRENEWED: The GentlemenGuy Ritchie’s Neflix drama was renewed for a third season ahead of its season two premiere Sept. 3.Kailey Schwerman/Paramount+ with SHOWTIMEENDING: YellowjacketsThe Showtime drama’s upcoming fourth season, premiering Nov. 20, will be it’s last.Sabrina Lantos/PrimeRENEWED: Sterling PointFans are headed back to Muskoka because Prime Video has renewed the teen drama for season two.NetflixRENEWED: America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys CheerleadersConsider this renewal news something to cheer about.
The Netflix reality series will return for a fourth season.Colin Remas Brown/HBO MaxRENEWED: Stuart Fails to Save the UniverseBazinga! The Big Bang Theory spinoff will return with more time-traveling antics in season two on HBO Max.Brooke Palmer/HBORENEWED: IT: Welcome to DerryThe HBO series based on Stephen King’s terrifying clown killer will cause more nightmares when season two debuts.Samsung TV PlusRENEWED: Hooligans: The ARCH Racing ProjectSamsung TV Plus greenlit a season two of the high-octane series, which follows Keanu Reeves and Gard Hollinger, riders Corey Alexander and Jeremy McWilliams, and their team as they rev up from building world-class machines to competing in the high-stakes world of professional racing in MotoAmerica, America’s premier motorcycle road racing series.StarzRENEWED: S.W.A.T. ExilesStar Shemar Moore announced the S.W.A.T. spinoff was renewed for season two ahead of its season one premiere on Starz.Fred Hayes/Disney via Getty ImagesRENEWED: The Secret Lives of Mormon WivesMomTok survives to dance another day.
The hit Hulu reality series will be back for season six following a drama-plagued fifth season.PeacockRENEWED: The Five Star WeekendThe Peacock series based on Elin Hilderbrand’s novel is booking another stay with news of a season two renewal.DisneyRENEWED & ENDING: The Artful DodgerThe Australian drama will return for its third and final season on Hulu in 2027.Paramount+CANCELED: Colin From AccountsThe Paramount+ comedy returns for its third and final season Sept. 10.Eric McCandless/Disney via Getty ImagesRENEWED: American IdolThe search for America’s next music superstar continues when season 25 premieres next year.AppleTVENDING: The Morning ShowReese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston’s Apple TV series is officially coming to an end with its fifth season, set to premiere in 2027, the stars confirmed in a press release July 23.
“From the beginning, Apple has supported our vision for The Morning Show, and we feel so lucky to have had the opportunity to tell stories that reflect what’s happening in the world around us with a twist of dark humor,” Aniston, who plays Alex Levy, said. “It’s been such a privilege to work with this insanely talented cast, and our extraordinary writers, producers, and crew.”PeacockRENEWED: Love Island: Beyond the VillaFollow Love Island USA’s hottest Bombshells from season eight as they transition from the Villa back to real life on season three of Peacock’s reality TV spinoff.Justine Yeung/Prime VideoRENEWED: Every Year AfterThe Prime Video television series based on Carley Fortune’s Barry’s Bay universe will return for a sophomore season.Emerson Miller/Paramount+RENEWED: Dutton RanchParamount+’s Yellowstone spinoff is saying giddyup to season two.NetflixCANCELED: The BoroughsThe Duffer Brothers’ post-Stranger Things sci-fi series is done after just one season, Deadline reported.Apple TVRENEWED: The Reluctant Traveler With Eugene Levy Eugene Levy’s travel series will continue globe-trotting on season four.Apple TVRENEWED: Widow’s BayThe spooky series starring Matthew Rhys as the mayor of a haunted New England island will be back for season two.NetflixENDING: A Good Girl’s Guide to MurderNetflix announced the small screen adaptation of Holly Jackson’s bestselling book trilogy will conclude with the upcoming third season. This final chapter will bring Pip’s ultimate investigation to its gripping conclusion.Ralph Bavaro/NBCCANCELED: The Hunting PartyThe NBC drama is done after just two seasons, according to Deadline.Eddy Chen/HBOENDING: EuphoriaFollowing the May 31 finale of Euphoria—which saw a heartbreaking end for Zendaya’s Rue—creator Sam Levinson confirmed the third season is the HBO show’s last.
“In terms of the story that we set out to tell,” he said during an appearance on the New York Times’ Popcast, “which is a story about addiction and its consequences, this feels like the end to me. Looking back, you know, on the last eight years, I think it was such a kind of fulfilling journey in terms of this cast, the crew, what we were able to accomplish.”photos
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