What’s in store for the series finale of Life in Pieces? Recently, creator Justin Adler spoke with TVInsider about the end of the CBS TV show.
The family sitcom, which is currently in its fourth and final season, follows four branches of the Short family tree. Although they’re a big happy clan, that doesn’t mean there are no awkward moments amidst their funny and moving milestones. The cast includes Dianne Wiest, James Brolin, Zoe Lister-Jones, Colin Hanks, Angelique Cabral, Thomas Sadoski, Betsy Brandt, Dan Bakkedahl, Niall Cunningham, Holly J. Barrett, Giselle Eisenberg, and Hunter King.
In the interview, Adler revealed the upcoming Life in Pieces series finale was “never designed as a series finale.” So what can fans expect from the end of the CBS TV show?
Adler says a job opportunity for Matt (Sadoski) will test his relationship with Colleen (Cabral):
Just as he finally has a family, a dream job threatens to separate him from those he loves most. It felt real to us.”
The series finale of Life in Pieces debuts on CBS tonight, June 27th, at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
What do you think? Do you watch Life in Pieces? Would you have watched a fifth season?
Will Life in pieces ever come back?
Love this show! It’s smart, funny, and the characters are flawed but lovable. Original story lines that pack a punch in short form. Amazon or Hulu should pick this one up for a few more seasons!
Say it isn’t so! I loved this series! I vote for Season 5!
Life in peace as well as one of the best comedy shows that was on and is far superior to the garbage that they have out now
Yes, this show is amazing
This show really needs to be rebooted! Started watching this during the pandemic and loved it!
This was a great series. Humor was unexpected and fresh . Wonderful writers!! we always laughed. So sorry to see that it wasn’t picked up by another station. We’ll keep an eye out for any revival . We also tell all our friends to watch.
Please bring back Life in Pieces!
Just finished Season 4 of this show on Amazon Prime Video. As a mom in my 40s, found this show to be totally relatable. It was delightfully funny and heartfelt in all the right places without getting too serious for a comedy. Just what I needed to get me through the last few months stuck at home during the pandemic. I was a big Modern Family fan, and wish there were more comedies like this one with such great characters and story lines without a laugh track. So bummed it won’t be coming back.