No.

Older fantasy fans will remember "bad" adaptations of LotR (e.g., Bakshi, Rankin-Bass). Or the Chronicles of Narnia for 80s BBC tv. Those didn't prevent later better adaptations from occurring. It probably won't be amazon, but I'm certain someone else will take a crack at it....and animation makes more sense than another big budget live-action blockbuster. I'm tired of hearing people say, "Because THIS adaptation has failed, there will never be another adaptation." That's a logical fallacy, and even a cursory glance of past fantasy IP history will prove otherwise. Might not be soon. But it'll happen.

While I didn't watch past season 1, one thing I did like was Barney Harris as the first Mat. While I dislike some of the story changes regarding Mat and his backstory, I felt the actor himself was well cast and capable of "book Mat." I wonder if we'll ever find out (if we haven't already) whatever happened in regard to him leaving, etc. His leaving before season 1 wrapped really put up warning signals that all might not be well in a broader sense with the production.

I sure hope so. The second read through, I tried picturing many scenes thru an anime lens, much to my internal vision's delight. Not saying it should use full-blown anime style, per se, just something visually lush and able to be (more) true to source material.

The show just wasn't very good. Sorry.