No more: 'The Sex Lives of College Girls' says goodbye after not finding a new house

Last March, it was announced that the comedy series The Sex Lives of College Girls It had been canceled by Max after the issuance of three seasons.

In the same instance, it was revealed that the study that produced it, Warner Bros. Television, was looking for a new house for a possible fourth season of the series of cooperators and executive producers, Mindy Kaling (The Office, Never Have I Ever) y Justin Noble (Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Never Have I Ever).

However, after several weeks in the search, it is confirmed that The doors of Essex College close officially after failing in the attempts to land in a new streamer/chain.

Channing Dungey, president of WBTV Group declared Deadline:

“We had a lot of hope of finding a new home, and I think we have already reached the end of the road, which is disappointing, because it is a series that we love. I am very proud of the three seasons we did in Max, but I don't think there are College Girls. ”

It was believed that a possible solution could have been Netflix, streamer with which Kaling has a long association, having produced and cooked comedy series Never Have I Every Running Point. Although the complexities for copyright that brings with it from a streaming to another a series with existing seasons, it was a large obstacle.

The cancellation of March was seen coming. Season three did not have an outstanding reception with the audience and criticism, compared to the previous two seasons. A possible reason is the exit of the most popular member of the cast, Renée Rapp, who said goodbye to the series in the first episodes of the third and final season, to focus on other projects, such as music.

The plot follows four roommates, Leighton (Reneé rapping), Kimberly (Pauline chalamet), Bela (Amrit kaur), Whitney (Alyah Chanelle Scott), in his first year in the prestigious New England Essex College. The girls face challenges, parties and troubles.

Kaling is the executive producer with Noble, who works as Showrunner, and Howard Klein. Kaling's company, Kaling International, produces the series with 3 arts Entertainment and Warner Bros. Television.