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Poker Face could continue under a new plan with Peter Dinklage leading a rotating Charlie Cale, as Johnson and Lyonne pursue a multi-season reboot beyond Peacock.
Johnson and Lyonne are shopping a two-season reboot order, planning to swap in a new Charlie Cale every couple of seasons to extend the show.
The reboot would keep Lyonne as an executive producer and rotate Charlie Cale over time, aiming for a Doctor Who meets True Detective vibe.

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Rian Johnson is shopping Poker Face to other broadcasters after Peacock canceled the series following two seasons.
Natasha Lyonne would be out as Charlie Cale in the next two seasons if the show continues.
Peter Dinklage is considered to potentially take over the lead role if Poker Face returns.
Johnson plans a two-season deal with a recurring recast of Charlie to explore new talents.
Lyonne and Johnson stated they have been developing this next move since the season two finale.
Johnson would continue to recast futures, treating the show as evolving across its seasons.
The finale of season two prompted discussions about continuing the show with a new lead every two seasons.
Deadline reported ongoing talks as Johnson, Lyonne, and production partner Ram Bergman explore future options.
Poker Face Season 2 was among Peacock’s most-watched series, despite a decline from Season 1.

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Poker Face is canceled by Peacock, prompting a cast reframe and a new lead plan.
Peter Dinklage will replace Natasha Lyonne as Charlie Cale under the new deal.
Rian Johnson and Lyonne aim to move the project to a new network for a two-season commitment with rotation.
Lyonne remains an executive producer and expressed enthusiasm about continuing the Poker Face concept.
THR reports the cancellation comes as part of a broader list of renewals and cancellations across networks.
Lyonne and Johnson plan to rotate a different lead every two seasons if the project returns.
The production shift reflects broader industry dynamics with multiple renewals and cancellations noted by THR.
The renewal and cancellation rolling list includes other series across platforms like Netflix, FX, and Hulu.
The story confirms Lyonne’s continued involvement as executive producer despite the cancellation.

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