Kevin Bacon's TV show 'Tremors' cancelled, actor expresses disappointment

Kevin Bacon was set to star in the new TV show Tremors but Syfy canceled it even before it was aired. The audiences have loved all the six movies that were released including the first Tremors. This franchise has a devoted fan base who is waiting for the seventh installment. 

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Why Kevin Bacon's Tremors TV Show Was Canceled

Kevin Bacon played the lead in the first Tremors, a handyman living out in Perfection, Nevada named Val Mckee. His co-stars from the first movie, Fred Ward and Michael Gross would graduate to lead for the sequels as Val never returned. In Tremors 2 it was stated that Kevin's character Val got married and moved far away from Perfection.

Fans were thrilled when the Tremors TV project was announced back in 2015 because Kevin Bacon was returning to the franchise. But tragedy hit again as the TV series did not come to pass. Once again the fans were held back from reuniting with the original hero of Tremors.

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Tremors TV series was also reportedly planned in which Kevin Bacon would have been both the executive producer and star. By 2016, the project was moving forward with Amazon Prime, but it did not work out. Syfy picked the potential show up and commissioned a pilot. The pilot was finished filming by the fall of 2017, but by spring 2018, Bacon himself revealed to the media that the series wasn't moving forward.

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