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The worst part is Paramount took the lesson that nobody wants a Halo show, instead of nobody likes shows that don’t rely on source material.

They HAD the Youtube 1 hour show that's like over 10 years old to reference and people liked that. It's IMPRESSIVE to ruin a series with a character who doesn't even talk 80% of the halo games themselves. Fucking wild

also chief committing war crimes by hooking up with a prisoner of war is crazy

Can you Imagine a Halo Fan from 2010 being told the best Halo news in 2024 was that the live action series is being cancelled

It should’ve been cancelled 2 seasons ago.

they had everything they needed to make a banger show and still ended up fumbling. honestly impressive

People: hey can you make the show that's was based off a game with the actual game lore Hollywood: nah I'm going to do my own thing

I can't understand why it's so hard to just adapt a beloved source material. Why do so many writers think they have to "leave their mark" and prove themselves by tinkering with someone else's story?

Love how everyone collectively agrees that the Halo show sucked lmaoo

Im happy to hear that Charlie doesn’t need to suffer watching a 3rd season

So most studios will film 1 1/2 seasons and keep creating the second while the first is coming out so what most likely happened is that they already dumped too much money into season 2 to cancel it outright

The worst part is that the showrunners, who from the get go proudly proclaimed how they hadn't played the games at all, still don't know what was wrong with it and walked away with a bag and a further ruined IP. few properties have been tarnished as much as Halo.

Don't cry because it happened Smile because it's over

Star Wars Acolyte has finished, The Halo TV Show has been canceled. Maybe we’ll get some good shows in their places?

Finished Halo 3 today to celebrate

the fact this show even got a second season at all is what still baffles me the most out of this trainwreck

Much like we've seen such as the likes of "Velma", I bet the makers of Halo pitched a series that wasn't tied into any IP, and the top brass insisted it be in the Halo universe. That sort of thing is becoming an epidemic.

Writers saw a wildly successful franchise and really thought: "I could do better".

NGL, this is sad for me. Not because of the show's quality or my enjoyment of it, but that shitty show was how I got my now deceased wife into Halo. After we finished Season 2 earlier this year, we started playing the games between her trips to the hospital. She died a month ago and we only made it halfway through Halo 2, but I was looking forward to watching future seasons in her memory. Legitimately heartbroken over this usually happy news. Edit: thank you guys for the support. Even if it's just strangers on the Internet, knowing that people care enough to say something matters a lot. Love the people in your life while you have them.

After Pablo Schreiber dissed the fans he was over for me.