‘Uncoupled’ Canceled By Netflix After One Season
Netflix Is not going to continue with a second series of Uncoupled, Its comedy series began in Emily in Paris Creator Darren Star Modern Family veteran Jeffrey Richman.
It’s not surprising that the cancellation has occurred. The series, starring Neil Patrick Harris, barely registered on Netflix’s weekly Top 10 rankings, making a single appearance at #6 following its July 29 release. Netflix uses a ratings system that measures hours viewed to determine if half-hour series are rated lower.
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Speculation that Uncoupled Netflix would no longer be a streaming service. The plan was abandoned late last year, when sources claimed that MTV Entertainment Studios was trying to find a new home. According to my sources, the plan to move the series from Netflix to Paramount Global, possibly Showtime, has fallen apart.
Netflix is still in business, with Star as his comedy Emily in Paris With its third season reaching the Netflix Top 10 in 93 Countries, it continues to be a huge hit. Already, the series was approved for a fourth-season installment as part of a 2-season pickup.
Here are some of the upcoming Netflix comedy series The 90s Show, On My Block Spinoff Freeridge, Unstable Rob Lowe stars Survival of the Thickest And The Vince Staples Show. The streamer was also acquired recently Girls5eva The first two seasons of the series were broadcast on Peacock.
In UncoupledHarris plays a gay man in his 20s who is trying to navigate New York City alone after being unceremoniously thrown out by his 17-year-old partner. Tisha Campbell and Brooks Ashmanskas are also part of the series’ core cast. Emerson Brooks and Marcia Gay Harden complete the cast.
Star and Richman executive produced with Harris, Tony Hernandez and Lilly Burns (previously of Jax Media).
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