Apple TV+ has opted not to renew the series adaptation of Terry Gilliam's cult classic 1981 film for a second season.

Welp, not everything from the '80s can make a comeback, as Apple's Time Bandits series has already been cancelled.

Fans of the recently released sci-fantasy show Time Bandits have some bad news. The Taika Waititi-led series created for Apple TV+ has been canceled. The show, which follows a team of thieves, including an 11-year-old boy,

Time Bandits premiered July 24. Apple TV Plus called it “an unpredictable journey through time and space with a ragtag group of thieves and their newest recruit: an 11-year-old history buff named Kevin. Together, they set out on a thrilling quest to save the boy’s parents — and the world.”

There’ll be no second season of “Time Bandits” on Apple TV+. According to Deadline, Apple has opted not to renew the series adaptation of Terry Gilliam’s cult classic film for a second season. The new

Apple TV+ has opted against a second season of "Time Bandits," with the now final installment of the 10-episode series dropped on August 21.

Apple TV+ is taking a bite out of time crime, and it’s starting, appropriately enough, with Time Bandits, the big-budget sequel series to Terry Gilliam’s ’80s fantasy comedy. Per Deadline, the series, created by Taika Waiti, Jemaine Clement, and Iain Morris, has been canceled by Apple, another sign that streaming’s purse strings may be tightening.

Apple TV+ won’t reset the clock on Time Bandits. The tech giant’s streaming service has canceled the series, an adaptation of a 1981 feature film by Terry Gilliam, after a single season. The news comes less than four weeks after Time Bandits completed its 10-episode first season on Aug.

Apple TV+ has canceled Time Bandits after just one season. Variety reports that the live action adaptation of Terry Gilliam’s 1981 cult classic will not see a Season 2.

Time Bandits” has been canceled by Apple TV+ after one season, Variety has confirmed. The fantasy series, starring Lisa Kudrow, follows a group of thieves and their newest recruit — an 11-year-old boy named Kevin (Kal-El Tuck) — hopping across time and space to plunder riches.