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Joe Pickett season 3, based on C.J. Box's well-known neo-western novels, was much speculated by fans of the series. The series attracted viewers with its realistic depiction of life in contemporary Wyoming. The show first premiered as a Spectrum Originals exclusive before moving to Paramount+
Despite receiving critical acclaim, including a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes for both seasons, Joe Pickett season 3 was canceled after its second season, which aired from June to July 2023. This decision was unexpected, considering the show's quality and the potential for more stories, especially as Box's series includes two dozen novels.
Paramount+ decided not to proceed with Joe Pickett season 3 due to the poor viewership in the second season of the series, which left fans disappointed, questioning the fate of their favorite characters in the show.
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Joe Pickett season 3: The end of Joe Pickett’s journey
The second season of Joe Pickett went beyond what was set in the first, offering a more intense and morally complex story.
Michael Dorman's performance as Joe Pickett made the character more complex as he dealt with growing personal and professional issues. The storyline saw Joe teaming up with the mysterious Grimm twins to fight their enemies and save Marissa's life.
In the finale of the second season, tension and drama escalated, suggesting more conflicts in a possible Joe Pickett season 3. Jeannie Keeley, played by Leah Gibson, started to look like a possible troublemaker, making fans wonder about her intentions and what they could mean for Joe.
The show ended with a dramatic twist of anti-government protestors demanding justice for the Grimms, leaving viewers eager for a third season that would explore these new dynamics.
Even though Joe Pickett ended rather abruptly, it was praised by critics and viewers who enjoyed the storyline of the show in the two seasons. The cancelation of Joe Pickett season 3 left fans in shock and makers upset.
“We’re disappointed, and we hope the very talented and very able people behind the show can find a new home for it in the coming months. If not, we’ll always be proud of JOE PICKETT, and we treasure the experience of meeting and working with the producers, writers and actors,” tweeted C.J. Box.
A recap of Joe Pickett's journey so far
In Season 1, Joe Pickett, the new game warden in Saddlestring, Wyoming, has more to deal with than just his job.
While he works to enforce the law and protect animals, Joe gets involved in local corruption, political problems and violent crimes. As he discovers a conspiracy, he becomes a target of powerful enemies and his job, and his family’s safety are at risk.
Joe Pickett Season 2 picks up right where the first left off, with Joe still dealing with the consequences of the conspiracies he got involved in. As he tries to rebuild his life, a new threat appears that puts his fate in jeopardy.
His journey becomes even more dangerous, with his past resurfacing and new enemies emerging. Joe’s ongoing struggle to balance his role as a law enforcer and family man gets tougher, leading to more intense conflicts and emotional difficulties
Fans of the show can watch the two seasons on Paramount+
