The ABC's 2009 "Medium" has never been a big hit on the ratings, but it was never a rating bust. Would always be always Under the shadow of the "modern family", But it was still sailing smoothly for nine whole seasons, something that could boast a few other shows. In fact, the "middle" had a strong enough fan -base that ABC almost gave him Spinoff. There were many spinoff options for the writers, too: maybe they could follow the awkward brick (Atikus Schaefer) as they got through college, or could be followed by Frankie (Patricia Hiton) and Mike (Neil Flynn) while dealing with empty nests.

Instead, Sue (one Cher) was chosen as the main character moving forward. The spinoff was titled "Sue Sue in the City", and will follow Twvensometin Sanny, entering all sorts of tricky kidnappings in Chicago. "It happened, like, three years in the future," Cher Discovered in the posting of Instagram in 2024. "Well, more than that ... she's in the mid-20s, she graduated from college ... Basically, Sue goes to Chicago, trying to save a hotel, and the cast was really good."

Spinoff's pilot also included Brad (Brock Chiarlels), one of Sue's best friends from the original series. As Chiarlels explained in Cher's Instagram video, "So we have our things on Brad-and-Takova you are drawn to it-and then danced on the streets of Chicago, and started snowing. That's really cute."

Both Ciarlels and Cher remembered that they were convinced at the time that the spinoff would collect the network (which seemed excited about it during production), only to be destroyed when it was canned. Although the fans will never see the pilot filming, they can at least hear the cyllets and Cher together on their podcast ","Midi with one and Brock. "It's a" Rewatch "podcast on the" middle "(kind like Enena Fisher and Angela Kinsey's "Office Ladies"), and it is Today you go worldwide today.

When a Cher says that the spinoff was "really good", it is easy to be skeptical; After all, it's not like she's looking for her show. But according to people who have seen it, As critic Ryan Schwartz for TVLinThe show really had a lot of potential. "There was a good show here," Schwarz wrote, "with the potential to become A. a lot A good show experienced 13 episodes to find their footsteps and miss their accompanying characters a little more. "

Schwartz's review explained a little more about the "Sue saves hotel" element on the show. The Sue Sue City pilot establishes a bomb during jumping: Sue has six months to save a hotel from bankruptcy, otherwise she will lose her new job and feel like a total failure in this new, dangerous city in which she moved. It's something like Season 2 of the "bear" These are the characters trying to try an almost impossible task of opening a restaurant, though the probability of Sue's version of the story will have less curse.

Like someone who has never tragically acquired the hands of this pilot that is never in the air, I cannot say for sure whether it is worth broadcasting. What I can say is that Sue was definitely an accurate character to base the spinoff around. For nine seasons of "middle", she is an unusual undermining the show, someone who has learned to find success through her many, many, many failures. Sue's pilot may not get off a good enough foot for ABC, but the executions had to know Sue would find her foot as the main character in the end.