Josh Duhamel poses shirtless in tongue-in-cheek Instagram post after cancelation of Jupiter's Legacy
Josh Duhamel is looking for work, sorta.
One day after learning his Netflix superhero series Jupiter's Legacy had been canceled by the streamer, the actor, 48, took to Instagram with a tongue-in-cheek plea.
Posting a shirtless picture of himself in hair and makeup as his character Sheldon Sampson, he wrote: 'When you get dumped by @netflix and have to put yourself back out there.... #sexysantasummer.'
He then added: 'What's up, @hulu ?'
Working it: One day after learning his Netflix superhero series Jupiter's Legacy had been canceled by the streamer, Josh Duhamel took to Instagram with a shirtless picture and a plea
Duhamel starred in the show created by Mark Millar alongside Leslie Bibb and Ben Daniels.
And new figures released Thursday by Nielsen show that the comic book adventure was the top original series on Netflix between May 3 and 9, its premiere week.
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ShareTHR.com reported that Jupiter's Legacy had 696 million minutes of viewing time that week, beating out Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale which pulled in 690 million.
That made Jupiter's Legacy the top streaming original series on not only Netflix but also of all original shows streaming on Hulu, Amazon Prime and Disney+.
Canceled: Duhamel starred in the show created by Mark Millar alongside Leslie Bibb and Ben Daniels. And figures released Thursday by Nielsen show it was the top original series on Netflix between May 3 and 9, its premiere week
Star: Duhamel, 48, is best known for TV shows Las Vegas and Battle Creek as well as the Transformers movies and the comedy Win A Date With Tad Hamilton! (pictured in 2019)
Creator Millar tweeted the news that there would not be another season of Jupiter's Legacy and shared that instead he and Netflix are moving forward with a live-action show Supercrooks.
'I'm really proud of what the team achieved with Jupiter's Legacy and the amazing work everyone did on that origin season,' Millar said in his tweet.
'I've been asked a lot about what we're planning next with this world, and the answer is to see what the supervillains are getting up to.'
He added: 'Supervillains are always the most fun part of any superhero story. To do something exclusively focused on the villains they fight just feels incredibly fresh as we explore what it's like to be a bad guy in a world crawling with good guys who want to put you in jail.'
The new series explores the supervillains of MillarWorld, which was acquired by Netflix in 2017.
Supercrooks already exists in anime form, written by Millar and drawn by his collaborator Leinil Francis Yu and it will be released later this year, Deadline.com reported.
Creator: Scottish comic book writer Marc Millar sold his company MillarWorld to Netflix in 2017. He tweeted that Jupiter's Legacy will be replaced by a new live-action show Supercrooks
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