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Undug ‘Dig’ nixed after one season

Poor ratings force conspiracy-thriller TV show about American FBI agent stationed in Israel off the air

Jason Isaacs stars as Peter Connelly in the USA Network show 'Dig,' which was partially filmed in Jerusalem (NBC Universal/JTA)
Jason Isaacs stars as Peter Connelly in the USA Network show 'Dig,' which was partially filmed in Jerusalem (NBC Universal/JTA)

The American television drama series “Dig,” which was filmed in Jerusalem, reportedly has been canceled after one season.

The USA Network decided to cancel the series after soft ratings, the Seriable website reported.

The network had planned to base each new season around a new mystery while retaining some of the original characters, according to the website.

The first season, staring Jason Isaacs and Anne Heche and produced by Gideon Raff, centered on an American FBI agent stationed in Jerusalem who uncovered a conspiracy while investigating the murder of an American archaeologist.

The series raised the hackles of pro-Palestinian groups when it was announced that it would be filmed in the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Silwan, which has been a flashpoint of Israeli-Palestinian tensions.

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