'Scream Queens' Season 2 Latest News & Updates, Rumors: Show To Be Canceled Because People Hate It?

"Scream Queens" Season 2 might have just started, but rumors are spreading that the show might be cancelled. Are we saying goodbye already to all the Chanels?

The premiere of "Scream Queens" Season 2 did not being enough hits, according to TV By The Numbers. The thriller suspense comedy series just got 2.17 million viewers, followed closely by "New Girl" with 2.31 million viewers.

People were fast to say that the "Scream Queens" Season 2 should be cancelled, according to Unreality TV. One person with the username @DEVrocksrarr took to Twitter to vent out that: "The Family got better numbers but ended up cancelled."

Ratings went even lower and downhill for the next episode titled "Warts and All." The "Scream Queens" Season 2 episode 2 only garnered 1.70 million viewers.

Will the "Scream Queens" Season 2 even go lower for the next episodes? Bosses have not comment yet on the show's turnout, but it is pretty clear that their audience is not happy with the show.

"Scream Queens" Season 2 brings back Emma Roberts as Chanel O'Berlin, Lea Michele as Hester, Abigail Breslin as Chanel No. 5, Keke Palmer as aZayday and Jamie Lee Curtis as the university jead Cathy Munsch.

News cast for "Scream Queens" Season 2 are John Stamos, Taylor Lautner and Kristie Alley. Them joining the new season did not even bring the numbers in, as the show's ratings is only half of what last year's Season 1 premier had.

The "Scream Queens" Season 2 premiere was aired on Sept. 19. The series is directed by Ryan Murphy and was produced by Fox.

"Scream Queens" Season 2 will revolve around the Kappa Kappa Tau sisters doing their time in the hospital. This is a far take from "Scream Queens" Season 1, which set up was in the university where a person wearing a red devil mask kills each of the sisters.

The "Scream Queens" Season 2 had also some bad impressions last year. It was even dubbed as one of the worst TV shows by Robert Rorke, according to New York Post.

The opinion piece even said that Emma Roberts, who played the head of the sorority, could not act. Will this be translated in this year's "Scream Queens" Season 2?