“The Deed,” which stars real estate developer Sidney Torres and was filmed in New Orleans, has been canceled by CNBC, TheWrap has learned exclusively. The original series spinoff “The Deed: Chicago,” starring Sean Conlon as the host, lender and mentor, will continue for its sophomore season with tonight's 202nd episode.
Torres' original series, “Deed,” aired its final episode on July 25, 2018. Its fate after that wasn't announced, but it has now officially been revealed that this version will not have a third season.
CNBC did not respond to TheWrap's request for comment on the story. “The Deed” still appears on CNBC.com's primetime series landing page (separate from “The Deed: Chicago”).
Both “The Deed” and “The Deed: Chicago” are part of CNBC's expansion into primetime entertainment, which also includes finance-themed shows such as “The Profit,” “Shark Tank” reruns, “American Greed,” “Jay Leno's Garage,” “Cash Pad” and “Listing Impossible.”
We spoke with Torres in June 2018 ahead of the premiere of “The Deed” season 2. Read a recap of our conversation here.
TheWrap spoke with Conlon about the Windy City edition ahead of Wednesday's episode of “The Deed: Chicago,” the second episode of Season 2. Read our top thoughts here.
“The Deed: Chicago” airs Wednesday nights at 10pm/9pm ET on CNBC.