'Lucky' Season 1 Concludes, Limited Series Status Confirmed
Apple TV+'s crime drama 'Lucky' has finished its first season with seven episodes, and is confirmed to be a limited series, precluding a second season.
The Apple TV+ crime drama "Lucky" has concluded its first season with its seventh episode, titled "All Good Things." This season finale also marks the series finale, as "Lucky" was marketed and confirmed from its inception as a limited series.
Episode 7 featured the resolution of several plot points, including John Armstrong's survival after an intense cliffhanger in Episode 6, a confrontation between Priscilla Masterson and Wayne Whittaker, and closure for Agent Rand's case.
There will not be a "Lucky" Episode 8, nor a Season 2. Apple TV+ has referred to the seventh episode as the "gripping conclusion of limited series Lucky."
For viewers wishing to catch up on the series, "Lucky" is available on Apple TV+. New subscribers can take advantage of a seven-day free trial. The streaming service offers one ad-free plan at $12.99 per month. Additionally, Amazon Prime members can subscribe to Apple TV+ through Prime Video for $5.99 per month. A bundle including Apple TV+ and Peacock is also available, offering a $10 monthly saving.