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Scott Foley Reacts to Prime Video Series Cancellation

Actor Scott Foley has expressed his disappointment following the cancellation of his Prime Video series, 'It's Not Like That,' after only one season. Despite the cancellation, Foley also conveyed gratitude and acknowledged the show's strong reviews and performance.

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Scott Foley Reacts to Prime Video Series Cancellation

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What Happened

Actor Scott Foley has publicly shared his reaction to the cancellation of his series 'It's Not Like That' by Prime Video after its first season. Foley stated that he is "disappointed" by the decision.

Despite his disappointment, Foley also expressed gratitude and noted that the series had received strong reviews and performed well. The show was canceled by the streaming service after airing for one season.

Key Facts

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    Scott Foley's series 'It's Not Like That' was canceled by Prime Video.

  2. 2

    The cancellation occurred after one season.

  3. 3

    Scott Foley expressed disappointment over the cancellation.

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    Foley also conveyed gratitude.

  5. 5

    He acknowledged the show's strong reviews and performance.

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Reports on Scott Foley's disappointment regarding the cancellation of 'It's Not Like That' by Prime Video after one season.
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deadlineDeadline
Highlights Scott Foley's "disappointed but grateful" sentiment about the cancellation of 'It's Not Like That,' mentioning the show's positive reviews and performance.
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upiUnited Press International
Focuses on Scott Foley's reaction and gratitude following the cancellation of his series, highlighting his mixed emotions.
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VarietyVariety
Scott Foley Reacts After Prime Video Canceled ‘It’s Not Like That’ After One Season: ‘I Think I’m Just Disappointed’
DeadlineDeadline
‘It’s Not Like That’: Scott Foley Notes Series’ Strong Reviews & Performance As “Disappointed But Grateful” Star Laments Cancellation By Prime Video
United Press InternationalUnited Press International
Watch: Scott Foley thanks fans after 'It's Not Like That' cancellation

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3 articles · chronological

VarietyVariety
Scott Foley Reacts After Prime Video Canceled ‘It’s Not Like That’ After One Season: ‘I Think I’m Just Disappointed’
DeadlineDeadline
‘It’s Not Like That’: Scott Foley Notes Series’ Strong Reviews & Performance As “Disappointed But Grateful” Star Laments Cancellation By Prime Video
United Press InternationalUnited Press International
Watch: Scott Foley thanks fans after 'It's Not Like That' cancellation

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