Starsky & Hutch Reboot Officially Canceled

Original Stars David Soul and Paul Michael Glaser Weigh In

Reboot, Set for 2023 Premiere, Stalled Due to Creative Differences

The highly anticipated Starsky & Hutch reboot has officially been canceled by the streaming service that was set to air it.

A source close to the production told The Hollywood Reporter that the decision was made after a series of creative disagreements between the show's writers and producers.

The reboot, which was set to star Sacha Baron Cohen and Isla Fisher, had been in development for over two years. It was originally slated to premiere in 2023.

Original Starsky & Hutch stars David Soul and Paul Michael Glaser expressed their disappointment with the news of the cancellation.

"We were really looking forward to seeing the new take on Starsky & Hutch," Soul said. "It's a shame that it didn't work out."

"I think the fans would have really enjoyed it," Glaser added. "It was a great script."

The cancellation of the Starsky & Hutch reboot is a major blow to fans of the original series. It also marks the end of a long and storied history for the franchise, which began with the 1975 TV series.

Despite the cancellation, the legacy of Starsky & Hutch will continue to live on. The original series is still enjoyed by fans around the world, and it has inspired numerous spin-offs and other adaptations.