In a surprising turn of events, comedian Pete Davidson has decided not to move forward with a second season of his semi-autobiographical series, 'Bupkis', for streaming service Peacock. The series, which follows Davidson's journey through family dynamics and the challenges of fame, was initially renewed by Peacock in June 2023, just a month after its premiere.

However, Davidson has now revealed that he has changed his mind, stating that he feels "this part of my life is finished." This decision marks another instance where a series is renewed and subsequently shelved, although most networks or streaming platforms reverse such decisions.

Fans of the show will be left wondering about the fate of Davidson's character, particularly in light of the car crash that occurred at the end of the first season. Unfortunately, it seems that these lingering questions may remain unanswered, as 'Bupkis' will not be returning for a second season.

Starring alongside Davidson in the series are acclaimed actors Edie Falco and Joe Pesci. 'Bupkis' is a creation of Universal Television and Lorne Michaels' Broadway Video, with Davidson serving as writer, executive producer, and lead actor. The show is also executive produced by Michaels, along with Judah Miller, Dave Sirus, Andrew Singer, and Erin David. Jason Orley directed and co-executive produced the series.

'Bupkis' holds a special place in Davidson's heart, as it delved into his personal struggles and family dynamics. Reflecting on the show, the comedian expressed his gratitude to Michaels, Broadway Video, Peacock, Universal Television, the incredible cast, and the talented writers for helping him create something that is honest, funny, and heartfelt. Davidson stated, "Of all the work I've ever done, 'Bupkis' is by far what I'm most proud of."

While the end of 'Bupkis' marks the conclusion of this chapter in Davidson's life, he is now eagerly looking forward to the next chapter and the work that lies ahead. As Davidson embarks on new ventures, fans can anticipate exciting projects from the talented comedian in the future.

Although 'Bupkis' may not return to Peacock for a second season, its heartfelt and personal storytelling has undoubtedly left an indelible mark on audiences.