“Poker Face Canceled at Peacock After Two Seasons; Natasha Lyonne Not Surprised” — what this page in the network covers. Peacock has canceled the acclaimed mystery-comedy series "Poker Face" after two seasons. The show, created by Rian Johnson and starring Natasha Lyonne, earned critical praise and award nominations, but the streaming platform ultimately decided not to move forward with a third season. Lyonne, who played the human lie detector Charlie Cale, reportedly was not surprised by the decision, indicating that the cancellation was anticipated behind the scenes.
The series followed Charlie as she traveled across America, solving a new mystery in each episode with her unique ability to tell when people are lying. "Poker Face" was one of Peacock's most high-profile original series, drawing attention for its star-studded guest cast and throwback case-of-the-week format. The cancellation comes as streaming services continue to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of original programming. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.