The show’s cancelation didn’t come as a huge shocker for Cuoco, who previously told People that it feels like “the plane has landed” following Season 2 finale. She echoed her words in an official statement confirming the show’s cancelation, as one of its executive producers.

“What started out as an attention-grabbing book cover quickly evolved into an extraordinary flight of a lifetime. I always envisioned TFA as a limited series and thanks to an incredible creative team, we were able to deliver two thrilling seasons,” said Cuoco.

Based on Chris Bohjalian’s book of the same name, this series chronicled the globe-throttling adventures of the alcoholic flight attendant Cassie Bowden, whose life turned into a nightmare after a first-class passenger she spent a drunken night with was found dead.

In addition to Cuoco in the lead real, the supporting cast of this hit series also included Zosia Mamet, Griffin Matthews, Deniz Akdeniz, Rosie Perez, Michiel Huisman, Colin Woodell, T. R. Knight, and Michelle Gomez.

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Cuoco has been busy since her time wrapped on The Big Bang Theory. The star played Penny for 12 seasons before the show concluded in 2019. Since then, she has starred as the titular hero in the animated DC series, Harley Quinn.

Cuoco’s next project is the brand new TV series, The Flight Attendant. The show is based on the 2018 novel of the same name and follows cabin crew employee Cassandra after she wakes up next to a dead body.

Cuoco shared an update about the show on her Instagram vlog, Cup of Cuoco.

“It looks like our show, The Flight Attendant, might be one of the first ones back into production to finish,” she said on her vlog. “I’m being told… Obviously, everything I say is not confirmed, but possibly end of August into September.”

“It’s gonna look very different than it did when I was last there, but I’m ready,” she continued. “We only have three [episodes] left [to shoot]. I would really like to finish the season and if we can actually get this thing done, then we can air it this year, which would be unbelievable.”

By the sounds of it, The Flight Attendant will air later this year.

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Based on the novel by New York Times bestselling author Chris Bohjalian, and adapted for televise by Steve Yockey, the story follows flight attendant Cassie (Cuoco) as she wakes in a hotel room hungover in Dubai with a dead body next to her, with absolutely no recollection of what had happened or who the man is. 

Per multiple sources, Huisman will play Alex, a charming, wealthy businessman, who runs into some serious bad luck in Bangkok and ends up sticking with Cassie (Cuoco) longer than expected. 

Filming is set to begin this fall on eight one-hour episodes.

The post Michiel Huisman to Star in “The Flight Attendant” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The show’s cancelation didn’t come as a huge shocker for Cuoco, who previously told People that it feels like “the plane has landed” following Season 2 finale. She echoed her words in an official statement confirming the show’s cancelation, as one of its executive producers.

“What started out as an attention-grabbing book cover quickly evolved into an extraordinary flight of a lifetime. I always envisioned TFA as a limited series and thanks to an incredible creative team, we were able to deliver two thrilling seasons,” said Cuoco.

Based on Chris Bohjalian’s book of the same name, this series chronicled the globe-throttling adventures of the alcoholic flight attendant Cassie Bowden, whose life turned into a nightmare after a first-class passenger she spent a drunken night with was found dead.

In addition to Cuoco in the lead real, the supporting cast of this hit series also included Zosia Mamet, Griffin Matthews, Deniz Akdeniz, Rosie Perez, Michiel Huisman, Colin Woodell, T. R. Knight, and Michelle Gomez.

The post “The Flight Attendant” Finishing Its Journey After Two Seasons on Max appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Cuoco has been busy since her time wrapped on The Big Bang Theory. The star played Penny for 12 seasons before the show concluded in 2019. Since then, she has starred as the titular hero in the animated DC series, Harley Quinn.

Cuoco’s next project is the brand new TV series, The Flight Attendant. The show is based on the 2018 novel of the same name and follows cabin crew employee Cassandra after she wakes up next to a dead body.

Cuoco shared an update about the show on her Instagram vlog, Cup of Cuoco.

“It looks like our show, The Flight Attendant, might be one of the first ones back into production to finish,” she said on her vlog. “I’m being told… Obviously, everything I say is not confirmed, but possibly end of August into September.”

“It’s gonna look very different than it did when I was last there, but I’m ready,” she continued. “We only have three [episodes] left [to shoot]. I would really like to finish the season and if we can actually get this thing done, then we can air it this year, which would be unbelievable.”

By the sounds of it, The Flight Attendant will air later this year.

The post Kaley Cuoco Shares Update on “The Flight Attendant” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Based on the novel by New York Times bestselling author Chris Bohjalian, and adapted for televise by Steve Yockey, the story follows flight attendant Cassie (Cuoco) as she wakes in a hotel room hungover in Dubai with a dead body next to her, with absolutely no recollection of what had happened or who the man is. 

Per multiple sources, Huisman will play Alex, a charming, wealthy businessman, who runs into some serious bad luck in Bangkok and ends up sticking with Cassie (Cuoco) longer than expected. 

Filming is set to begin this fall on eight one-hour episodes.

The post Michiel Huisman to Star in “The Flight Attendant” appeared first on EverydayKoala.