
Amazon Axes The Wheel of Time After 3 Seasons – What’s Next
May 23, 2025 9:54 PMAmazon's adaptation of The Wheel of Time has officially been canceled after its third season, leaving the storyline unresolved for fans. Despite receiving an 8/10 review for its third season and improving from previous seasons, the show could not secure a fourth season due to financial constraints. Amazon and co-producer Sony Pictures TV were unable to reconcile the production costs with audience engagement metrics, ultimately leading to the decision against renewal. While fans are disappointed with the cancellation, there is potential for a new AAA open-world RPG based on The Wheel of Time, as iwot Studios holds the rights to explore other media forms.
What happened to The Wheel of Time series on Prime Video?The Wheel of Time series has been canceled after season three due to financial issues, despite a positive reception for the season. This leaves many plot elements unresolved for its fanbase.
The Wheel of Time series is based on the critically acclaimed fantasy book series by Robert Jordan. The adaptation aimed to capture the sprawling mythology and complex characters of the original novels. The show faced initial backlash for deviating from the source material but managed to gain some approval in its third season for its character development and world-building. Despite its cancellation, interest remains high, particularly with the upcoming video game adaptation promising to further explore its rich lore.

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It’s a shame the show got canceled right when it found its footing, but hey, maybe the RPG will let us live out our own Wheel of Time adventures. Always bittersweet when a series leaves threads dangling, but at least the world’s rich enough for other mediums to pick up the slack.

Bummer that Wheel of Time got the axe just as it was hitting its stride—guess we’ll have to hope the RPG does the lore justice. At least Amazon’s track record with fantasy adaptations remains… interesting, to say the least.