The network ABC has officially made the decision to cancel the series Doctor Odyssey following a single season run, marking the end of its brief journey.
Upon the announcement of ABC’s Fall 2025 programming lineup last month, viewers were left in the dark regarding the fate of Doctor Odyssey, with no news of either renewal or cancellation. Recent updates reveal that the network has chosen to let the cast’s options expire, effectively freeing the talented actors to seek new opportunities in their careers.
So, what implications does this cancellation have for the show and its future?
Continue reading to gain deeper insights…
Although ABC has not entirely closed the door on the possibility of reviving the Ryan Murphy-produced series, the cancellation complicates any potential plans for a second season should the network decide to pursue it later.
As reported by Deadline, “If the show ultimately returns — either on ABC or Hulu, where it has found a favorable audience — new contracts with the existing cast will need to be negotiated.”
The medical drama showcased an ensemble led by Joshua Jackson, Don Johnson, Phillipa Soo, and Sean Teale, set against the unique backdrop of a cruise ship.
In a statement back in May, Disney Television Group president Craig Erwich commented, “Doctor Odyssey isn’t currently part of our programming slate. Ryan is quite occupied with multiple projects for us, including 9-1-1, 9-1-1 Nashville, and All’s Fair [for Hulu]. We continue to engage in creative discussions with him.”
According to Deadline, Ryan is “still contemplating a potential continuation,” which leaves fans with a glimmer of hope for the return of Doctor Odyssey. However, for the moment, it appears the show is in limbo.
Stay informed with the latest updates regarding the status of ABC’s other television series from the past year.

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