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It’s the end of the road for One Day At a Time, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The sitcom, which originally premiered on Netflix, has been cancelled by ViacomCBS and will end its fourth season earlier than planned. One Day At a Time aired the first part of Season 4 earlier this year on Pop TV, but the coronavirus pandemic forced production on the series to shut down. Now, there are no plans to resume production and Pop TV has declined to order more episodes.
One Day At a Time, a reboot of Norman Lear’s 1970s series, was previously canceled at Netflix in 2019 and later landed on Pop TV, which earlier this year aired an animated special episode of the series that was remotely produced during the pandemic. Series producers Sony Pictures Television plan to shop the show around again like they did in 2018, hoping to find a new home for One Day At a Time without saying goodbye to the show forever.
Co-showrunner Mike Royce confirmed the news today in a Tweet, writing, “Much has changed at Viacom in the last year and unfortunately we won’t be on Pop anymore. Thanks to everybody over there for the opportunity to do season 4. And guess what? We’re still trying for season 5. What if #ODAAT was the first show ever on 3 networks?”
Here’s what else you may have missed today:
The cast of 90210 is reuniting for a special on The CW Seed, Deadline reports. Cast members of the Beverly Hills, 90210 spinoff that aired from 2008-2013 will join together for the virtual special ET Presents… 9021OMG! The Cast Tells All. Annalynne McCord, Michael Steger, Shenae Grimes, Matt Lanter, Tristan “Mack” Wilds, Trevor Donovan, Jessica Stroup and Jessica Lowndes are all confirmed to appear in the reunion, which will premiere Nov. 25 and will be hosted by Matt Cohen, who starred as 90210‘s Jeremy.
HBO plans to release Between the World and Me for free this Thanksgiving, Collider reports. The film, which is an adaptation of authr Ta-Nehisi Coates’ bestseller, will be available to stream for free on both HBO.com and HBOMax.com between Wednesday, Nov. 25 and Monday, Nov. 30. Between the World and Me, which HBO describes as “an urgent story of hope and resilience, exploring Coates’ vision of a race built beneath white supremacy, and a people built despite it,” stars Mahershala Ali, Angela Bassett, Angela Davis, Jharrel Jerome, Phylicia Rashad, Mj Rodriguez, Oprah Winfrey and more.
Hulu’s Run is shattering records at the streaming service, Deadline reports. The Sarah Paulson drama has been named Hulu’s most watched feature title ever and has also been crowned the streamer’s “most talked about Hulu Original Film to date on Twitter.” In just its first three days on Hulu, Run beat out all previously watched original movies on the streamer, as well as licensed SVOD films, surpassing the numbers set by Hulu’s comedy Palm Springs.
