Netflix has officially canceled the comedy series 'Unstable' after two seasons, starring and co-created by Rob Lowe and his son, John Owen Lowe. The show's second season, which premiered on August 1, failed to capture significant viewership, not making it into Netflix's Top 10 rankings. Despite attempts by the producers to find a new home for the series, the challenges of transitioning a Netflix original to another network are considerable, particularly with licensing issues. Rob Lowe's close relationship with Fox was explored as a potential avenue for the show, but they have reportedly opted for other comedy projects. 'Unstable' followed the eccentric dynamics of a father-son duo in a biotech firm and was inspired by their real-life social media interactions. This cancellation marks the second series featuring Rob Lowe to be axed this year, following '9-1-1: Lone Star'.