On November 6, 2018 it was announced by show runner Chad Hodge that Good Behavior would not be returning for a third season. As you may recall, TNT executive Kevin Reilly assured fans there was a desire to bring it to a close. Fans believed at the time, with much disappointment that they would at least have some sort of closure with a show that had the life of more than three seasons. Fans were misled, cast and crew left waiting in limbo.

TNT partially would blame low ratings, but it was their own missteps that left the show to fail. Hodge and others such as star Michelle Dockery to promote the show. The networks PR team ran weak social media campaigns after the initial start of the show. 

The shows writing and story is unlike anything else on television. The show is full of a talented and award nominated cast. There was no attempt to fully promote the show with its cast and the show was barely promoted after the air of the pilot. While there were some, there were not enough television interviews amongst the cast and talent behind the scenes. Instead, it was the cast and crew who did a lot of the promotion. 

Lastly, TNT blames the lack of performing well in the ratings. While nobody is claiming to be ignorant in knowing ratings can be the cause of death for a show, every party knows the show does very well in streaming and has a wide audience of fans around the globe. While our hope is that TNT will take back the cancellation and provide the show with the season orders and promotion it deserves, we also hope to gather the attention of Hulu, Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. Since the show did so well on streaming, it presents the case of being a major success on one of those platforms. 

We ask for the support of fans, cast, crew and even the support Wilmington, North Carolina where the show called home.