Well, it was fun while it lasted. NBC has canceled after four amazing seasons and one other season, cutting short the series' Six Seasons and a Movie prophecy by about 13 episodes, or maybe even one six-episode goodbye, plus that film. The news comes as part of Communitythe bloodbath of renewals and cancellations that is the week before Upfronts, which in previous years resulted miracle surprise renewals.
And that's the part we should really focus on. Because honestly, Community never should've made it this far once the business of television is factored in. Bogged down with crummy ratings for five seasons, it's a frickin' wonder that the show lasted as long as it did. Yes, you can be sad, but don't forget to look at the big picture. And for that I'm going to do something I never thought I'd do: Thank you, NBC. Kind of. Alright everyone, voice your complaints, anger, and jubilation in the comments.
On the other side of things, Revolution has been powered down for good after two seasons and not one single request for a movie. The Eric Kripke show was an out-of-the-blocks gangbuster thanks largely to its post- The Voice timeslot in Season 1, but eroded as the season wore on. It was moved to Wednesdays at 8pm for Season 2 where it began to crater despite an initial jumpstart in creativity, and by the second half of the season I had no idea what the hell was going on. Aaron really should have continued setting people on fire with his mind.
I leave you with this .GIF of Charlie's 'candy' ass.
[UPDATE] NBC has also canceled Growing Up Fisher, which was a comedy that NBC was airing, apparently. It was a midseason entry along with About a Boy, which was renewed for a second season. Previously Aired Episode
Season 5 : Episode 13
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