Right now, Kaley Cuoco is doing pretty well. She was on The Big Bang Theory for twelve years, a popular comedy show. Kaley is the voice of the title character in the hit animated show Harley Quinn, which has been picked up for a third season and is loved by critics. She got cast as Hollywood legend Doris Day in an upcoming biopic and signed a new deal with HBO that makes her even more of a star there. But Kaley Cuoco says she isn’t too interested in returning to her most famous and well-received project, The Flight Attendant on HBO Max.

In an interview with People, Kaley Cuoco said there are no plans for a third season. This is surprising since season two of The Flight Attendant became the most-streamed show in the United States last month. Popularity is becoming increasingly important in how long a streaming show will last. With Warner Bros.’ HBO Max, Disney+, Netflix, Hulu, and many others (sorry, Paramount+) all trying to be the best streaming service, it’s a bit strange that a top-rated show would decide to end.

It The Flight Attendant debuted on HBO Max in 2020 with Kaley Cuoco as Cassie Bowden, a self-destructive, alcoholic airline worker who wakes up in Bangkok next to the body of a one-night stand. Don’t worry. It’s a comedy. In the second season, Kaley Cuoco worked on getting sober and as a field asset for the CIA. She also ran into gruesome corpses that she had a strange connection.

The Flight Attendant is led by Kaley Cuoco and has a solid supporting cast, including legendary actor Rosie Perez whom they had to beg to join Zosia Mamet from Girls, and Michiel Huisman as a dead body. The future of Kaley Cuoco’s role on the show sounds pretty uncertain. But it sounds like things are pretty set for now. We could always get a spin-off show with the rest of the cast. So be on the lookout for The Flight Attendant: Jetlag Nights.