Is The Lottery coming back?

The Lottery ended in 2014 on Lifetime. The show concluded its first and only season on September 28, 2014.

The series was a drama, science-fiction, and thriller that was set within a dystopian future driven by a global fertility crisis. It depicted a world facing possible extinction as women mysteriously stopped bearing children. The story followed Dr. Alison Lennon and her team as they achieved a scientific breakthrough by fertilizing 100 embryos, but their victory was short-lived when government officials took control of the lab and initiated a national lottery to determine which women would carry the embryos to term. The show explored the political and social conflicts surrounding this controversial decision.

The cast included Marley Shelton as Dr. Alison Lennon, Michael Graziadei as Kyle Walker, Athena Karkanis as White House Chief of Staff Vanessa Keller, David Alpay as James, Shelley Conn as First Lady Gabrielle Westwood, Yul Vazquez as President Westwood, and Martin Donovan as Darius Hayes. The series received a rating of 6.5 on TVMaze and had a runtime of 60 minutes per episode.