Entertainment News | Netflix Axes Rob Lowe-starrer 'Unstable'

Los Angeles, Oct 14 (PTI) Streaming platform Netflix has pulled the plug on comedy series "Unstable", fronted by Rob Lowe, after two seasons.

The show, co-created by and starring Lowe and his son John Owen Lowe, premiered its second season on August 1. Season one arrived in March 2023.

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According to The Hollywood Reporter, "Unstable" didn't enter the streamer's internal top 10 rankings in the weeks following its release. It was the 10th-ranked show for its premiere week and had 1.4 million views (hours viewed divided by running time).

The series followed the elder Lowe as the extremely eccentric head of a biotechnology company and John Owen Lowe as his son, who joins the firm to both save the business and his father from spiralling out of control.

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"Unstable" also featured Sian Clifford, Aaron Branch, Rachel Marsh and Emma Pilar Ferreira with Fred Armisen, Tom Allen, JT Parr, Lamorne Morris and Iris Apatow in recurring roles in season two.

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