'The Sex Lives of College Girls' is canceled by Max after three seasons

The doors of Essex College are closing in Max. The streamer applied the guillotine to his comedy series The Sex Lives of College Girlsafter issuing three seasons.

But when a door closes, another opens, they say out there.

And we say this because, according to a deadline report, the series cooked and executed executively by Mindy Kaling (The Office, Never Have I Ever) y Justin Noble (Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Never Have I Ever), together with Warner Bros. Television, is located Looking for a new house for a possible fourth season.

It is believed that A possible solution is Netflixsince Kaling has a long association with streamer, with whom he has produced and cooked the comedy series Never Have I Every Running Point.

The cancellation 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 last season, to focus on other projects, such as music.

The medium explains about cancellation:

“When it became evident that Max would not order another season a couple of weeks ago, WBTV sent signals silently, trying to find a new home for comedy.”

WBTV does not have an easy task in front of them. Although there are successful series of series that move from one streamer to another, or from a chain to a streamer, or from one chain to another, there is a lot of logistics behind that you have to move to realize it.

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.