Hey people please don't flame me but I could not find anything about a season three for this show anywhere. Is there going to be one and if so when?

Thanks,
Rick

I hope so... I really did enjoy this series!!

From what I saw at the end of the last season (news ect) there will be no 3rd season...the end of the 2nd season was meant as "total" ending...

No 3rd season.

From a press release 2/20/07


Co-creators Ethan Reiff and Cyrus Voris have inked a two-year, seven-figure overall deal with Warner Bros. Television. The pact calls for the pair to develop new series projects for the studio. The duo also confirmed their Showtime drama won't be returning for a third season as Voris told Daily Variety: "When it became clear that 'Sleeper Cell' wasn't coming back for a third season, we immediately had a meeting with [Warner Bros. Television]."

Good news. Season 2 was such a let down from the first season. It was obvious all the effort went into season one.

larry

Bummer,

Rick

Bad News. Season 2 was such a let down from the first season. It was obvious all the effort went into season one.


Fixed.

Bummer,


Agreed. I liked the cast of this show. I want season 3!

I enjoyed the second season as much as the first. This was a top-shelf series. But, it's understandable that a third season would be stretching it kinda' thin.

Season one was one of the finest things ever broadcast. IMHO. TV at its finest.

I agree that season 1 was excellent but I did not find season 2 compelling at all.

Season one was fantastic. I felt season 2 was just milking it.

I miss those old characters. Michael Ealy and Oded Fehr were just great in this series.
Sorry for the 2 year bump, was just randomly thinking about this show today.

A great series. I have been enjoying season 2 on Dir. TV Ch. 101 every Wed night, along with the great series Smith with Ray Liotta. Tomorrow is the final episode of Sleeper Cell. Oded Fehr, Michael Ealy and the rest of the cast we're very under-rated.

I've always thought Sleeper Cell is what 24 would be like if it took itself seriously and wasn't stuck in its rigid "24 hours" format.