The broadcast television is in the middle of a big rush, especially on CBS, where there were a bunch of spectators of the United States treated on hits like "Elsbet" And the new version of Matlock. Streaming has brought a wealth of choice, but the general cost of maintaining a pile of subscriptions, and the relative ease of involving a predictive programming TV has seen that some people are returning to the big four networks. Despite this renewed interest in broadcast television from people who may have reduced the cable last decade, CBS put a bunch of pastures, and the "neighborhood" starring Cedric, entertainer and Max Greenfield, was one of the unfortunate victims this year. If that wasn't bad enough, the planned spin-off for the "neighborhood", focusing on the characters Marty and Malcolm, also recently got the trunk.

CBS decided to play a bunch of shows in the 2025-2026 season, as Viewers are waving a goodbye to "FBI: the most sought after", "Swat", "FBI: International", "Summit", "Popa House" and "Neighborhood". It is a lot of programming slots at once, with Marty and Malcolm joining that sad number, as viewers will not get the full trip with Shaun McKinney and Marcel Spears. The duo played the sons of Cedric at the neighborhood, and Spin-off would follow them as they moved from their parents' house to the beach in Venice. Viewers have tightened Cedric, entertainer and Max Greenfield are entering the hizles of 2018, eternity in modern TV time, and CBS felt that only wrapping things would be for the best, along with the no-forward spin.

"The brilliant team and a creative team of" Neighborhood ", led by the unmatched seducer The Entertainer, brought a bearing, laughter and shocking stories on Monday night for seven incredible seasons," CBS Entertainment President Amy Reisenbach explain in a statement. "" Neighborhood "is a strong rating for CBS and one of the best comedies on TV," she added.

The writing was on the Wallid for Season 8 of the "Neighborhood", but the spin-off would not have been left in the cold; CBS will wrap the pilot for Marty and Malcolm around the finals of season 7 on the main show as a goodwill show. Justinatin Long, Kara Reister, Hunter King and Angelik Kabral were supposed to act in Marty and Malcolm as new friends of the duo, with viewers to taste their new life in the second half of the final season. Technology billionaire, aspiring influential and cannabis content creator are the kind of wild housings that could provide some real laughter, but it should never be.

In A recent interview with TV lineCedric, the entertainer said he was just happy that people would see the show, and if they liked what they saw, the Letters' campaign to CBS to revive the spin-off will not hurt! The actor started: "I was disappointed, surely.

Cedric added in the same interview, "I admit that we are at a very difficult time as the television goes. We were excited to do this. We created the idea and deliberately tried to use an episode of Neighborhood That we had to shoot it. "He also opposed the variable nature of TV such as," Do not make many pilots (more). "He continued:" They do not spend a lot of money ... They are just kind ideas for work. We thought we did a great job, but in the end there was not enough space in the budget for what we had. "

The whole news is a bit fierce, especially for those who liked the short taste that Marty and Malcolm got, there is a spin-off from the "neighborhood" to check. Outside of Paramount+, "Puter" actually continues part of the party from Cedric the Enterainter Show. Tracey Morgan tackles that spin-off after appearing on the CBS show, but as a different character from his previous role as Curtis Butler. This time, he is briefly François "Frank" Crutchfield, crutches, and he is a widow of Harlem, who is considered the reintegration of his son and daughter to his home after returning to blue. This classic placement of Sitcom, associated with the established Morgan name, is probably the reason why the "crutch" was made out of the initial blocks.

Even with that silver sheath, it is still sad that the show that is a complete success for CBS had to Call it to give up as part of cost reductionAnd that meant a promising spin-off had to end up on the cutting block. Cedric The Entertainer is absolutely straight to mention the business side of the TV in this case, as we have seen these announcements of cancellation in the past few months, with broadcasters only illuminating the safest bets as they adapt to a world -focused world. Perhaps with the power of fans' campaigns, Marty and Malcolm may be revived, but for now, the spin seems to have been a victim of too much in other areas, and CBS makes all the corners of their TV business with that outstanding account.