CBS Cancels ‘CSI:Cyber’

The second season of CSI: Cyber came to a close in March, after receiving a shortened episode order. The show’s future remained up in the air, but the network announced today that Cyber has been cancelled and will not return for a third season. This marks the end of the CSI franchise, which began with the premiere of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation on October 6, 2000, and included four series over the past 16 years.

Here are a few tweets and Instagram posts from cast members Patricia Arquette (Avery Ryan), James Van Der Beek (Elijah Mundo) and Charley Koontz (Daniel Krumitz):

Well, guys, it's official. #CSICyber will not be renewed for a third season. After 24 years in the business, you can kind of smell these things coming… As much as I loved the people I got to work with on it, that carney-folk, circus freak part of me is thrilled by the prospect of trying something new and exciting. Couple things booked already… Will keep you posted once I'm allowed to announce officially. Thanks to everyone who watched. I certainly learned a lot and had a great time. As we say in this business, "See you on the next one." #grateful And thanks @jacedowns for doing double-duty as my stand-in and personal set photographer. Almost all the pics I posted from set are his. Check him out.

A photo posted by James Van Der Beek (@vanderjames) on May 12, 2016 at 11:46am PDT

Wanted to thank the @CSICyber fans for your support and working so hard to keep the show on. I have great love and respect for cast&screw

— Patricia Arquette (@PattyArquette) May 12, 2016

@smoss @charley_koontz @HayleyKiyoko @vanderjames @CSICyber You guys are the best! I could not admire you more!

— Patricia Arquette (@PattyArquette) May 12, 2016

THANK YOU for two great seasons and a life changing opportunity. What an honor to have a small part in history with this franchise #CSICyber

— Charley Koontz (@charley_koontz) May 12, 2016