The series star's comments come after The Hollywood Reporter confirmed that the ABC show would not be embarking on a second season, even as the network maintains it hasn't been canceled.

Joshua Jackson is breaking his silence on the cancellation of Doctor Odyssey after one season. ABC didn’t renew the Ryan Murphy series and let the cast’s options expire, effectively canceling the show. In a new interview, Jackson weighed in on the decision of the network not to pick up the series for a second season.

Jackson, who starred as Dr. Max Bankman, has "no idea" what the plan for the series is post-cancellation, but is "not holding my breath" it's coming back.

A number of shows are ending in 2025, and for many of them, it's because they got canceled, including Doctor Odyssey. The ABC medical drama got the axe in June after only one season, once cast options expired,

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Doctor Odyssey star Joshua Jackson has given a disheartening update on the fate of the show, even as ABC insists it hasn't been canceled.

While breaking his silence on Doctor Odyssey's cancellation, Joshua Jackson didn't rule out the show bringing in new leads after his contract lapsed. "They may make that show with somebody else," Jackson,