Mr. Mayor just missing its bid for reelection. And Kenan has had its very last laugh.
NBC on Thursday cancelled equally sitcoms soon after two seasons, TVLine has confirmed.
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Meanwhile, as also reported on Thursday, NBC pulled the plug on The Endgame soon after a person time, and renewed American Auto, Youthful Rock and Grand Crew.
In its 2nd period, Mr. Mayor has shed just about half of its by now minuscule quantities, averaging just 2.4 million complete weekly viewers and a .4 demo ranking — and its May well 3 episode hit collection lows in the two actions. The Could 17 time finale will now serve as a series finale as properly.
Danson starred as rich business enterprise tycoon Neil Bremer, who runs for mayor of Los Angeles on a lark and wins, thrusting him into a entire world of bureaucratic crimson tape and political gridlock. Holly Hunter costarred as his idealistic deputy mayor Arpi Meskimen, who is aware of regional government from her 30 a long time on the city council.
Kenan‘s 10-episode sophomore run — which aired in January two episodes at a time, ostensibly to get it all out forward of NBC’s Winter Olympics protection — averaged 2.1 million total weekly viewers and a .35 demo rating (with Are living+7 playback), down sharply from its freshman numbers (2.9 mil/.6). Out of the 5 sitcoms NBC has aired this Television time, it ranks very last in the demo and outdraws only the just-renewed Grand Crew.
In development for nearly two-and-a-50 % many years ahead of creating its February 2021 debut, Kenan followed the life of occupied solitary dad Kenan Williams (played by SNL vet Thompson), who juggles a high-profile career as host of an Atlanta morning clearly show. He’s also boosting two pre-teenager daughters – the as well-smart Aubrey (Dani Lane) and the foolish, unpredictable Birdie (Dannah Lane).
TVLine’s Renewal Scorecard has been updated to replicate the information.
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