USA Network has opted not to order a second season of Complications, its freshman drama starring Jason O'Mara. I hear the options on the cast had recently expired, but the network brass, still on the fence about a pickup, secured a four-day extension while pondering the show's fate. It came down to the wire but, after lengthy deliberations, the network ultimately decided against a second season.Complications, which averaged 2.3 million viewers in Live+7 for the season, was a relatively steady ratings performer, opening with 1.9 million viewers in Live+Same Day and ending its season with 1.4 million for the finale. In Live+3, the finale rose to 1.9 million viewers and 602,000 adults 18-49. While in total viewers that was almost on par with that week's performance of USA other new summer drama, breakout Mr. Robot (2.2 million in L3), in 18-49, Complications trailed Mr. Robot — already renewed for a second season — 600,000 to 1.2 million. Both rookie series are part of USA's current push into edgier fare.In addition to Mr. Robot, its companion, Suits, also has been renewed for next season.
They renew Mr. Robot but don't renew Complications and imo Compilcations was a much better show than Mr.Robot!!