Deli Boys Cancelled After Two Seasons
The second season was released in full last May, and it appears that ratings did not justify a renewal for a third season. The series followed two spoiled brothers who inherited their late father's criminal empire.
Were you counting on a quality binge-watch for the coming year? You should start looking for a suitable alternative. The comedy-drama series "Deli Boys" has been cancelled by Hulu (Disney+ outside the USA) after only two seasons. The second season was released in full last May, and it appears that the ratings did not justify a renewal for a third season.
The series followed two spoiled Pakistani-American brothers who inherit the criminal empire of their late father — an empire hidden behind the innocent facade of a chain of delis and neighborhood stores.
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