Valor Season 2 is Officially Cancelled by the CW After One Season!

By Lois Robinett
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Valor is an American Drama that is created by one of the finest names in the industry, Kyle Jarrow. The show is produced by the CBS Tv Studio and the very well-known Warner Bros. The first part of the show premiered on October 9, 2017, on The CW.

The drama is inspired by the Military, the main personas of the story are Christina Ochoa, Matt Barr, Charlie Barnett, Corbin Reid, W. Trè Davis, Nigel Thatch, and Melissa Roxburgh. The saga revolves around Shadow Raider. Shadow is one of the Army helicopter guides in the show. The program is full of army missions and adventures.

The first season has a total of thirteen episodes which is enough for Valor’s creators because the show is cancelled by the CW in 2018 May. Many fans want season second even if they are angry with the decision of The Cw, let’s examine the major concerns behind the abolition of the show.

The CW has made it official that the first-year military drama Valor will not be back for a second season. Valor, which starred Matt Barr and Christina Ochoa, didn’t do well in the ratings and didn’t get picked up for a second season. The show’s stars have already signed on for new jobs as series regulars in pilots: the CW’s Skinny Dip and ABC’s ensemble drama pilot A Million Little Things, which is almost certain to go into a series.

Valor Season 2 Release Date

In Valor, the limits of military discipline and human desire were tested on a U.S. Army base where an elite group of helicopter pilots were trained to do secret missions both abroad and at home. The drama happened both in the present and in flashbacks to a failed mission involving one of the first female pilots in the unit. This led to the discovery of layers of personal and government/military secrets and a plan to rescue a group of soldiers who had gone missing.

Kyle Jarrow, a musician who also writes, created the show with Anna Fricke (Being Human), who was also the showrunner, Bill Haber, and Michael Robin. The project was made by CBS TV Studios and Warner Bros. Television together.

What is the Major Reason Behind The Cancellation of  The Valor Season 2?

According to TV Series Finale, the major reason that seems behind the dissolution of the show is its ratings but I know, if you love the series then you are not going to believe this!! but trust me Valor secures a rating of 21% from Rotten Tomatoes and only 6 points out of 10 according to the IMDb with an average 0.21 rating in the 18-49 demographic and 958,000 viewers.

The poor ratings and values are the only reason why the creators decided to drop the show, so it’s more satisfying to watch the old episodes to cherish our memories and say a warm goodbye to the Valors. Let’s find where we can watch the complete season one.

Where We Can Watch The Valor?

As aforementioned the show is the debut for the first time on CW and is promptly available to stream online on some influential and high-rated platforms i.e Amazon Prime Videos and Netflix.

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What did Fans say About The Valor Season 2?

Now let’s talk about the last section of our post for the fans who solemnly want the revival of Valor Season 2.

The Valor Season 2 is cancelled because of the fewer ratings and the renewal is also in the dark. But fans are still looking for the show, see what they are saying-

The chances of renewal are very-very low but maybe in the future, we see more regarding the renewal or some other update, if this kind of situation ever happens then we will surely give you an update.

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Lois Robinett 3714 posts 0 comments

Lois Robinett is the co-author of Blackout and the NYT Bestselling author of YA books Monday's Not Coming, Allegedly, Let Me Hear A Rhyme, Grown, White Smoke, and Santa in The City.

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