“Imposters” Canceled After Two Seasons at Bravo

Parker Young, Rob Heaps, and Marianne Rendón in "Imposters"

According to Variety Bravo’s Imposters to end after season two. 

New of the cancellation comes not long after the network broke the news of the series renewal. Bravo confirmed the renewal of the series for its sophomore season mid-April, with Frances Berwick, president of NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment’s Lifestyle Networks saying at the time: “Imposters has truly resonated with our audience and critics alike with its unique brand of suspense and humor. We’re excited to see what the future holds for this unlikely band of flawed, but lovable characters that our talented creators and actors have fully brought to life.”

The series is currently in its sophomore year and will end with the episode scheduled to air next week on June 7, that will now serve as the series finale. 

The drama was one of Bravo’s few scripted originals. It was the third alongside Girlfriends Guide to Divorce, which is also set to end after its upcoming fifth season and Odd Mom Out.

Created by Adam Brooks and Paul Adelstein who also served as executive producers, it followed Maddie, a persona-shifting con artist and the “Bumblers,” a trio of her recent, heart-broken victims, Ezra, Richard, and Jules. 

The series starred Inbar Lavi, Rob Heaps, Parker Young, Marianne Rendón, Brian Benben, and Stephen Bishop.