There’s no extra Blood & Treasure, simply blood.
The action-adventure Paramount+ collection has gotten the axe and won’t return for a Season 3, in accordance with TVLine. The information of Blood & Treasure‘s cancelation comes over four months after the Season 2 finale on the streamer, which picked it up from CBS once the network dropped the show after the first season.
Created by Matthew Federman and Stephen Scaia and starring Matt Barr and Sofia Pernas, Blood & Treasure debuted on CBS in May 2019, with a second season greenlit midway through its initial run. Although it maintained solid ratings, the pandemic slowed down production for its follow-up season, which didn’t wrap till mid-December 2020. On the third anniversary of its collection premiere, a launch date for the second season was introduced.
The globe-trotting action-adventure drama follows a superb antiquities knowledgeable and a crafty artwork thief who group as much as catch a ruthless terrorist who funds his assaults by stolen treasure. Danny (Barr) is the previous FBI agent specializing in stolen arts and antiquities, whereas Lexi (Pernas) is the resourceful artwork thief haunted by her checkered previous. As they crisscross the world searching their goal, Danny and Lexi unexpectedly discover themselves on the middle of a century’s outdated plot of Soviet conquest.
Season 2 ended with some closure, as Danny efficiently petitioned a choose to pardon all of Dwayne Coleman’s (Michael James Shaw) unlawful previous actions, resulting in a contented reunion with Dwayne and his household. Danny, Lexi, and Chuck (Mark Gagliardi) have been then approached by a lawyer for the Reece property, who got here with a jaw-dropping belief that had been bequeathed to Danny.
Chuck (now a Vatican Intelligence member) then advised everybody regardless of the Spirit Banner they chased all season being reclaimed, $10 million of stolen money that was “inside” went lacking. The episode concluded with Simon (James Callis) going to Costa Rican financial institution to deposit a sack full of cash.