It is the tip of the road for One Day at a Time.
The collection has been canceled for a second time.
The collection began its life as a Netflix unique, airing for 3 seasons earlier than being canceled.
Pop TV later stepped into the ring and picked up a fourth season.
The collection aired seven episodes of the deliberate 13-episode season, however manufacturing was halted early as a result of pandemic.
As issues stand, the collection finale is the election-themed seventh episode of the fourth season.
ViacomCBS, which owns Pop TV was within the collection from the get-go, and just lately aired the fourth season on CBS.
The collection didn’t acquire a lot traction on the cabler or on CBS, resulting in questions in regards to the future.
Hours earlier than its broadcast finale final month, co-showrunner Gloria Calderón Kellett signaled that the collection was over.
“Not gonna lie, y’all, this could be it for our little present,” she stated through Twitter. “We’ve cherished making this present [and] we wish to have a good time it tonight!”
The dangerous information comes simply 5 months after the collection was reduce quick on Pop TV.
The excellent news is that Sony Footage Tv is, as soon as once more, purchasing the collection to different retailers.
It is uncommon for collection to be revived after being canceled, however the collection cheated loss of life earlier than, so it is attainable one other outlet might see the worth in bringing the present again to the air.
The remake of the beloved Norman Lear comedy adopted a Cuban-American household led by a divorced, former navy mother (Justina Machado).
She had her arms full elevating two youngsters — Elena (Isabella Gomez) and Alex (Marcel Ruiz).
Her mom, Lydia (Rita Moreno) helped her increase the youngsters.
Pop TV is exiting scripted after reversing renewals for Flack and Florida Women. Flack had already filmed all of its episodes and had a premiere date on the time of its cancellation.
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Paul Dailly is the Affiliate Editor for TV Fanatic. Observe him on Twitter.