Netflix cancels “Ransom Canyon” after two seasons, ending the Texas-set romantic drama starring Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly, according to multiple outlets. The cancellation follows the show’s Season 2 premiere earlier this summer, with reports noting it arrives less than two months after the latest season debuted.
The series, which launched on Netflix in 2025, is set in the Texas Hill Country and follows the intersecting lives of families in a town where everyone knows each other’s business. Netflix’s decision not to move forward means there will be no third season. Trade and entertainment outlets also describe Season 2’s storyline, including rancher Staten Kirkland (Duhamel) dealing with his position in the community and reclaiming his legacy.
While coverage aligns on the cancellation itself, outlets vary in emphasis: some focus on the timing relative to Season 2’s release, and others highlight actors’ reactions. Hollywood Reporter and Deadline both report Minka Kelly’s public response to the news, including remarks framing the end of the series as a closing after “beautiful” or “good” times.
