'Limitless' Season 2 Latest News & Update: Craig Sweeny Fights For Second Season; Netflix Plans To Continue

"Limitless" Season 2 was canceled even after receiving good reviews for the show which mostly disappointed its viewers. However, it is not just the fans who have been let down by CBS since Limitless producer Craig Sweeny also showed its support for a second season for "Limitless."

Craig Sweeny earlier announced on Twitter that "Limitless" Season 2 is mostly canceled since no network wants to pick it up. When CBS was asked about why they drop the show, they confirmed that they want to give its viewers new shows that may garner more interest.

However, fans do not agree with this decision since "Limitless" garnered better viewers than "Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders" which is now going to have a second season. According to CBS even with "Limitless" good numbers, it still failed to connect with its audience which is why they had to pull the plug on the show.

Craig Sweeny, on the other hand, thinks otherwise. In his recent posts on Twitter, he is also hoping that "Limitless" Season 2 would still get the green light. It seems that the fight for "Limitless" Season 2 still has a chance since Sweeny himself is still fighting for the show.

"Hope the next season gets green lit... af" https://t.co/3bpD3sYiI4

— Craig Sweeny (@CraigSweeny) August 13, 2016

  While Craig Sweeney is promoting "Limitless" on Netflix, he is still making noise for a possible "Limitless" Season 2. CBS already gave up on the show, so "Limitless" only hope is for Netflix to pick it up.

Once Netflix decides that they want to continue with "Limitless" Season 2, the show would still have another set of problems as the cast may already be busy with their other engagements. Although it is safe to conclude that most of them especially Jake McDorman who plays Brian Finch and Jennifer Carpenter who plays FBI agent Rebecca Harris will go back and continue the show.