It won’t be Played again, Sam.

Following reports emerging on Twitter, Bell Media confirmed Thursday that it will not be bringing back its original drama Played to CTV.

The one-hour drama, which followed an elite undercover police unit, was produced by Muse Entertainment Enterprises and Back Alley Film Productions in association with Bell Media.

Of the decision to end the series, Scott Henderson, VP communications, Bell Media, issued the following statement:

“We’re really proud of the series, and the producers and actors who worked so hard to create it. We believed in Played, and gave it the best possible launch platform, with massive promotional, marketing, and PR efforts and a great timeslot, allowing it to launch to respectable numbers. Unfortunately, viewership was not strong enough overall to justify a second season order.”

The series averaged 736,000 viewers per episode.

“It’s a disappointment,” said Michael Prupas, CEO, Muse Entertainment, of the cancellation, adding that the series has been selling well internationally into markets such as Britain, France and Bulgaria and the U.S.

As stated by Henderson, Bell Media put a fair amount of media might behind the series, using it as a focus of its fall media campaign and featuring a companion web series, Interference, online and on its CTV GO app.

The series finale aired Dec. 19 on CTV with back-to-back episodes.