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‘The Sex Lives of College Girls’ Done At Max After 3 Seasons, Exploring New Home For Season 4
Essex College is closing its doors at Max as the streamer has canceled The Sex Lives Of College Girls after three seasons. But all is not lost.
I hear producing studio Warner Bros. Television has been looking for ways to keep the show going, with Netflix, where Kaling has a longstanding relationship, believed to be a long-shot new home prospect given the complexities of a potential move. The writing had been on the wall — possibly impacted by the departure of original cast member Reneé Rapp a few episodes in, the comedy’s third season could not match the critical and fan response as well as the viewership of the first two, with ratings believed to be at the core of Max’s cancellation decision. If Netflix, where WBTV also successfully migrated two canceled broadcast series, NBC’s Manifest and Fox’s Lucifer, is interested in more Sex Lives of College Girls, the studio will then have to secure the rights to the existing three seasons of the show from Max and various international outlets.
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