The Time Traveler’s Wife Season 2 Gets Cancelled, Fans Feel Emotionally Wrecked

Sorry fans but looks like The Time Traveler’s Wife Season 2 is not coming our way anytime soon. Created by Steven Moffat and based on the novel of the same name by Audrey Niffenegger, the show really made an impact on the audience on its release but, seems like the scathing reviews for the show say otherwise.

The Time Traveler’s Wife is directed by Game of Thrones’ David Nutter and produced by Warner Bros. Television and Hartswood Films. It stars Rose Leslie and Theo James in the main role as Clare Abshire and Henry DeTamble, respectively. The other cast members include Caitlin Shorey, Everleigh McDonell, Brian Altemus, Jason David, Kate Siegel, Desmin Borges, Natasha Lopez, Michael Park, Jaime Ray Newman and Taylor Richardson amongst others.

The HBO Max miniseries did not quite end the way things go in the book, leaving fans wanting for more yet the show just got cancelled by HBO, reports Deadline. The reasons for the cancellation of the show after running for only one season have not been disclosed but, overwhelmed fans have put their guesses on the negative reviews the show has been getting. Take a look at what fans have to say about the cancellation of the show.

Fans React As The Time Traveler’s Wife Season 2 Gets Cancelled

Also Read: Stranger Things 4 Volume 2 Reactions: Fans Are Emotional and Impressed by the Epic Finale

A lot of fans have even started a petition online for the show to be picked up by networks like Netflix and the likes. To check out more related tweets, click here.

You can watch all the episodes of The Time Traveler’s Wife now on HBO Max. To read our review of the previous episodes, click here.

Also Read: Loved The Time Traveler’s Wife? Here Are 3 More Shows to Keep You In the Fantasy-Romance Zone

Manjima Das
Manjima Das
Manjima Das has a writing experience of over 3 years, covering entertainment, fashion, lifestyle as well as community work. She has majored in Psychology with secondary specialization in gender studies and literature.

2 COMMENTS

  1. Wtf hbo, seriously, how are you gonna run a show like true blood for 6 seasons too many, and then leave us all hanging like this after six episodes, could at least give us a conclusion wtf is the deal with his feet??

    • Hello, thanks for your comment. HBO has been harsh with this show, just like the critics.

      However, clarifying what the severed feet means from Ep 1- It is Henry’s feet when he is way older and time travels to a cold place where due to lack of clothes and food he gets a frostbite on his leg. Due to this he has to cut off his feet. It later is instrumental in his death when he is unable to commute properly after time travelling.

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