Aquarius, the NBC series revolving around a police investigation into the Manson Family, has officially gotten the axe. The show, which starred David Duchovny, had been subject to a highly experimental distribution policy that apparently didn't work in its favor. While the first season was made available to stream in its entirety following the premiere, the second episode attempted a revolutionary ad-free two-hour premiere that also didn't garner terrific ratings.
Although the show was planned to run for six seasons, it was prematurely cut down. This is a shame, but maybe this means Duchovny is free to explore The X-Files once again? Every cloud has to have a silver lining.
In Aquarius:
In 1967, Los Angeles police sergeant Sam Hodiak (Duchovny) is helped in a missing persons case by undercover officer Brian Shafe (Grey Damon), who behaves like a hippie and fits in with the people being questioned. Unknown to them, their investigation will lead them to Charles Manson.
"Aquarius" starred David Duchovny (X-Files), Gaius Charles (Grey’s Anatomy), Grey Damon (Star-Crossed), Michaela McManus (The Vampire Diaries), David Meunier (Justified), Emma Dumont (Bunheads), Chris Sheffield (The Last Ship) and Gethin Anthony (Game of Thrones).
You can stream every episode of Aquarius RIGHT HERE.
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