Wayward Pines season 2 received lukewarm reviews and disappointing ratings. The ending suggested the show could hit the reset button again and bring in a new cast of characters. The last episode of the show aired in 2016 but while Wayward Pines season 3 hasn't officially been cancelled it will almost certainly never happen. The last update was in 2017 when Fox president David Madden revealed. The series premiered on Fox on May 14, 2015, Wayward Pines Season 3 and the first season concluded on July 23, 2015. In the first season, Ethan Burke is a U.S. Secret Service agent investigating the disappearance of two fellow agents in the mysterious.

Recently, FOX chairman Gary Newman announced season three of the TV series will not air this summer, reports.Based on the novels by Blake Crouch, the sci-fi thriller follows the residents of the mysterious town of Wayward Pines. The cast includes Djimon Hounsou, Nimrat Kaur, Josh Helman, Kacey Rohl, Tom Stevens, Hope Davis, Shannyn Sossamon, Carla Gugino, and Toby Jones.At this week’s Television Critics Association press tour, Newman revealed Wayward Pines is not cancelled, but there will be no new season this summer on:Wayward is not canceled, but it will not be on this summer. Wayward didn’t come together quickly enough for us to have it this summer; there have been discussions about casting. We’re still talking about it.

It’s possible you’ll see Wayward at some point back on Fox. But we are focusing a little bit more heavily on unscripted this summer.”Are you a fan of Wayward Pines?

Will you watch the new season?

'Wayward Pines' Season 2 had a quite strong ending that made Yedlin and the townspeople realize that the abbies cannot be defeated. The only way to survive is to take a long nap and hope for the best.

The people were already destroying one way or another before the attack of the abbies. The second season showed how humankind can ultimately destroy each other without any outside forces to tear humans apart.

Furthermore, the series showed how tomorrow can be unpredictable inside the Wayward Pines borders. Will the townspeople wake up from their nap and build their society again? Viewers are looking forward to the third season.

What to Expect

The second season's finale had been a cliffhanger, and viewers are now questioning if a third season will come. But as of today, no confirmation of a renewal has been made yet.

According to reports, the second season's finale garnered the lowest of ratings so far for the series. However, show creator M. Night Shyamalan stated that the story can be lengthened to a third season.

'Wayward Pines' is a television adaptation of a novel by Blake Couch which has been revised along the way while the series is running. Even if Couch's tale ends in the series, Shyamalan can still expound a potentially good story for it.

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The series' executive producer said that it can be a three-season story. He also added that the series can be finished given the opportunity to tell a third and final tale.

A lot of mysteries have been left unsolved during Season 2, and in a statement, Shyamalan had revealed that the thing about the abbies was a great revelation and the second season was all about them. He also teased that there is more to learn about the abbies than what have been shown in the series.

Fox believes in the potential of the 'Wayward Pines' tale, and a possibility of a third season is surely to come along. 'Wayward Pines' Season 3 can be expected by May 2017 if the series will get a renewal.

The mystery, science-fiction series is developed for television by Chad Hodge, while the pilot episode was directed by M. Night Shyamalan. Both Chad Hodge and Shyamalan are the executive producers of the show. The first season of the series premiered in Fox on May 14, 2015 and ended on July 23, 2015. Fox renewed the show for a second season on Dec. 9, 2015, which aired on May 25 and concluded on July 27, 2016.