Hannah Waddingham has commented on Prime Video cancelling Ride or Die after one season, saying she is happy with what she did in the first run. The series was a global No 1 for three weeks before being dropped.
01Summary
- 01Ride or Die was cancelled by Prime Video after one season, with the cancellation first announced in September.
- 02Hannah Waddingham said she does not know the show's future, but she is happy with what she did in the first season.
- 03Waddingham said she was doing 85% to 90% of her own stunts and was getting a little tired.
- 04The series spent three straight weeks at No 1 on Prime Video's global charts and had a 96% critics' score and an 84% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.
- 05The season ended with Judith and Debbie heading to Cambodia, while a cliffhanger showed they were still surrounded by professional killers.
02Why it matters
The cancellation affects a chart-topping series that had strong reviews and a clear set-up for more story. Viewers who followed it will also want to know that a possible continuation is still being shopped to other buyers.
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