NBC has officially canceled 'The Hunting Party' after two seasons, marking the end of the crime drama starring Melissa Roxburgh. The decision comes as the network prepares for its 2026-27 season, which notably did not include the show in its lineup. Despite a boost in streaming viewership from its debut on Netflix, the series struggled with declining linear ratings, averaging 3.7 million viewers in its second season, down 13% from the first. NBC's president of program planning, Jeff Bader, indicated that the network's tight schedule and the need for growth opportunities led to the cancellation of 'The Hunting Party' alongside other shows like 'Brilliant Minds' and 'Stumble.' The series, which follows a former FBI profiler leading a team to capture dangerous criminals, was produced by Universal Television, which is now looking for a new platform for the show. The cancellation reflects NBC's strategic shift towards new scripted content.