Though Up All Night’s ratings have been pretty terrible this season, NBC isn’t throwing in the towel just yet. They’ve ordered three more episodes, bringing the season total to 16 installments.
In an unusual move, the peacock network is also transforming the single-camera comedy into a more traditional multi-camera sitcom. The change will take place after the 11th episode which should air in December.
Up All Night will then go on hiatus while the sets are reworked to accommodate the multi-camera set-up and a live audience. Production will resume in February on the five remaining episodes and they’ll start rolling out in April.
