"The Recruit" Cancelled after 2 Seasons at Netflix
by Peter White
March 5, 2025


Netflix has cancelled the Noah Centineo-fronted drama series "The Recruit" after two seasons. It comes less than six weeks after its second season premiered at the end of January.

The news was revealed by Colton Dunn, who played Lester Kitchens, a colleague of Centineo’s, on social media. Netflix confirmed the cancellation.

https://deadline.com/2025/03/the-recruit-canceled-2-seasons-netflix-1236312295/

The Recruit creator hopes for a wrap-up movie (https://deadline.com/2025/03/the-recruit-cancellation-alexi-hawley-eacrion-movie-1236312956/#:~:text=It%20is%20something%20he%20still,it%20all%20on%20the%20field.)

It is something he still hopes to do after a third season, which he felt “super positive about” back in January, did not pan out. “Is two seasons and a movie a thing? Cause we'd all be there in a heartbeat,” he wrote in his post. “If not, man, we left it all on the field.

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