Disney+ has officially decided not to renew its latest fantasy adventure drama Renegade Nell for a second season.

This cancellation comes more than four months after the Louisa Harland-led series debuted its first season of 8 episodes. Set in 18th century England, the story revolves around the titular wisecracking outlaw, who was granted powers after encountering a magical spirit. Despite its cancellation, the series has received positive reviews from critics and audiences alike. It currently holds a Certified Fresh rating of 87% on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 31 reviews.

"Disney+ Original series Renegade Nell will not be returning for a second season on the service. We are incredibly proud of the world created by Sally Wainwright and lead director Ben Taylor," a Disney representative said in a statement (via Deadline). "We want to thank them, our production partners at Lookout Point, and the entire cast — led by Louisa Harland — and crew for their incredible work on this series, all of whom we hope to work with again in the future."

The Renegade Nell series was written and created by Gentleman Jack's Sally Wainwright, with Ben Taylor (Sex Education, Catastrophe), Amanda Brotchie (Gentleman Jack), and MJ Delaney (Ted Lasso) serving as directors. The cast included Frank Dillane as Nell's volatile friend and sometime adversary Charles Devereux; Alice Kremelberg as Sofia Wilmot, a young widow who seeks power and independence at any cost; Adrian Lester as the Earl of Poynton, a master political schemer and manipulator; Joely Richardson as eccentric newspaper magnate Lady Eularia Moggerhanger; Pip Torrens as Lord Blancheford; Jake Dunn as Thomas; Ényì Okoronkwo as Rasselas; Bo Bragason and Florence Keen as Nell's two younger sisters, Roxy and George; and Craig Parkinson as Nell's kind-hearted father, Sam.