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Netflix cancels The Recruit after two seasons
The new employee is fired two seasons later

- March 6, 2025
- Updated: March 6, 2025 at 11:07 AM

Netflix doesn’t hesitate to pull the plug on any of its series, and it has announced the cancellation of the series The Recruit, starring Noah Centineo, after completing two seasons. This decision comes less than six weeks after the release of the second season, which premiered at the end of January 2023. The news was communicated via social media by Colton Dunn, who played Lester Kitchens, a colleague of Centineo’s character.
Goodbye to the recruit
The Recruit, a drama centered on espionage, delves into the life of a young lawyer who finds himself entangled in the world of espionage and government conspiracies. Since its premiere, it has managed to capture the audience’s attention with its blend of action and comedy, although it did not achieve the same level of popularity as other Netflix productions.
The series originally premiered in December 2022, and despite receiving mixed reviews, it had a loyal fan base. During its short run, The Recruit explored themes such as trust, deception, and morality in a complex world, something that resonated with part of its audience. However, its continuation has been in doubt since the beginning of the second season, and the news of its cancellation has not surprised many.
Although Netflix has made an effort to diversify its programming and explore a variety of genres, the cancellation of The Recruit aligns with the platform’s recent trend of reevaluating its original series, prioritizing those that demonstrate stronger performance in terms of viewership and reviews. As the streaming market becomes more competitive, these decisions are not uncommon, and the industry continues to watch which new projects will be greenlit in the future.
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