“The Vision” to End After One Season

It’s official: The Vision will not be returning for a second season. The trio behind the show—Damian Anderson, Bry’Neir Seymore, and Prince TJ—have announced the conclusion of their collaborative project, citing low ratings as the primary reason for the decision.

Despite their best efforts, producers noticed a decline in viewership shortly after the show’s debut, with early signs of trouble emerging in October. By November, ratings failed to pick up momentum, leading to the difficult decision to wrap up the series after its first season.

While the show’s run may be ending, it’s far from the last we’ll see of its hosts, each of whom is pursuing individual projects:

Damian Anderson is shifting focus to his faith-based venture, Coming to Christ and his new talk show set for this fall alongside his sister, Da’Maya Anderson, Da’Maya & Damian. Bry’Neir Seymore is making air waves with The Bry Podcast and his hit morning radio show, Bry in the Morning, which continue to build loyal followings. Prince TJ will return this fall with a new season of The Prince TJ Show, bringing more engaging content for his audience. Plus, The Prince Perspective Podcast set to return January 22, 2025.

Fans may wonder if this marks the end of an era for the passionate trio, but their commitment to individual growth and innovation suggests otherwise. While The Vision didn’t achieve the spark its creators had hoped for, their passion and entrepreneurial spirit live on in their solo ventures.

The Vision will conclude on Monday, January 27, 2025, without delivering the proper closure to fans.