"Hannibal" will find no savior in Amazon. Executive producer Bryan Fuller announced on Twitter that the streaming service had passed on picking up the cancelled NBC drama.
"I'm sorry to report @Amazon and @Netflix have passed on #Hannibal S4 but we're still investigating possibilities," Fuller tweeted on Monday.
@MikeBarbre I'M SORRY TO REPORT @amazon AND @netflix HAVE PASSED ON #HANNIBAL S4 BUT WE'RE STILL INVESTIGATING POSSIBILITIES
— Bryan Fuller (@BryanFuller) July 6, 2015
NBC is currently airing the third and possibly final season with the finale set to air in August.
Fuller has started work on his next project, a series adaptation of Neil Gaiman's novel "American Gods" for Starz. His commitment to the new show would delay a fourth season of "Hannibal" by a year, which reportedly influenced Amazon's decision to pass, according to Deadline.
"Hannibal" has a scheduled panel at the San Diego Comic Con on July 11. Fuller will take questions from fans in Ballroom 20 along with executive producer Martha De Laurentiis and co-stars Hugh Dancy and Richard Armitage
The crime drama joins "A.D. The Bible Continues" and "Allegiance" as recent shows cancelled by NBC. "A.D." also has a chance of finding a new home on another network or digital platform.
