The cancellation of Netflix's The Recruit starting Noah Centineo was surprising, coming less than five weeks after its Season 2 premiere.

The Recruit has mounted its final spy mission at Netflix. Actor Noah Centineo's thriller series has been canceled after two seasons, Entertainment Weekly has confirmed. Creator Alexi Hawley first addressed the cancellation Wednesday in an emotional social media post,

The Recruit, which premiered in December 2022, spent five weeks on the Netflix TV Global Top 10 (English), reaching the Top 10 in 88 countries. Along with Dunn and Centineo, the series starred Fivel Stewart, Laura Haddock, Kaylah Zander, Maddie Hasson, Teo Yoo, and Aarti Mann.

Noah Centineo's big break in the streaming scene came with Netflix's To All the Boys I've Loved Before, followed by its two sequels, but he went in a very different for his next project for the streamer.

After two seasons, Netflix has reportedly dropped The Recruit, featuring Noah Centineo. Read on to know what creator Alexi Hawley said about it!

The Recruit was among Netflix’s top 10 TV titles following its season two debut. While the reason for the cancellation wasn’t immediately clear, renewals are typically based on a combination of factors, including creative vision, how well the show satisfies the intended audience and economics.

The Netflix series 'The Recruit' has been canceled after two seasons. The Hollywood Reporter learned that the spy drama starring Noah Centineo won't return for additional seasons on Netflix. Colton Dunn,

The Recruit creator Alexi Hawley has spoken up about the cancellation of the show on CBS. The showrunner claimed that he wishes to have one more season before completely wrapping up the series, starring Noah Centineo.

The Recruit creator Alexi Hawley reacts to the Noah Centineo spy series being cancelled by Netflix after season 2's cliffhanger ending.