It looks like the vacation is over. Recently, Jeff Dye confirmed that NBC has cancelled Better Late Than Never after two seasons.
The reality show follows Henry Winkler, William Shatner, Terry Bradshaw, and George Foreman as they travel the world with both help and misdirection from tech-savvy comedian Jeff Dye.
On Twitter, Dye revealed NBC has decided not to renew Better Late Than Never. The series wrapped its second season in February with an average rating of .91 in the 18-49 demo and 4.819 million viewers. That’s a nearly 40% drop in ratings from season one.
See Dye’s tweet below:
What do you think? Have you seen Better Late Than Never? Are you sad it’s been cancelled?
This is such a fun show–we were really looking forward to more insane shennanigans from the guys. So disappointed it was cancelled. Boo hiss! With all the violent junk and soap opera drama on TV, a fun show like this is so needed.
This was the only show that the whole family watched together. We are EXTREMELY upset that it was cancelled. With all the nonsense that has aired lately, this was a true family show, the funniest one we’ve seen in a long time. We cannot believe it was cancelled!
OMG! My husband and I love those guys and the show. So sad to hear they were cancelled. Shame on those who chose to go that direction.
Oh Show was soooo good. Guys reacted so well with each other. Sorry to hear it’s cancelled.