ABC has announced that it is cancelling the Karen Gillan-fronted sitcom Selfie.
The network confirmed today (November 7) that it will not be ordering any more episodes of the show, but will allow it to complete its current run.
Selfie was the better performing of ABC’s two new Tuesday night comedies this fall, consistently out-rating Manhattan Love Story, which it led into until the latter show became the first new series of the broadcast season to be canceled Oct. 24. But Selfie continued to decline as the season progressed. Its most recent episode Tuesday night drew a 0.9 live-plus-same day Nielsen rating among adults 18-49.
Selfie’s order will not be extended beyond its initial 13 episodes. ABC has not confirmed when it will remove the show from its schedule.
Forever, also on Tuesday nights, has posted mediocre live-plus-same day ratings but relatively solid gains in delayed viewing. Its most recent episode Oct. 28 drew a 1.1.
Both Selfie and Forever are produced by Warner Bros. Television.
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Very disappointed about this news. I thought the show had one of the most clever writing, current topics in the business. Most of all, the chemistry between the two stars is undeniable. It’s a very modern comedy that is so relatable.