(Michael Yarish / USA Network)
It’s all over but the shouting for Maggie and Emma. USA Network has cancelled its Playing House TV show after three seasons. The comedy starred Lennon Parham as Maggie Caruso and Jessica St. Clair as Emma Crawford. After Maggie’s marriage ends, Emma helps her lifelong best friend raise her daughter, Charlotte, back in their hometown of Pinebrook, Connecticut.
St. Clair tweeted a video with her and Parham announcing the end of Playing House on USA Network. Check it out.
Jammers, we have news on @PlayingHouseUSA. Nobody cry. We will be all up in your faces soon. We love you madly. #jammers4ever pic.twitter.com/yWOLShAsUs
— Jessica St. Clair (@Jessica_StClair) October 30, 2017
Playing House: A Look at the Ratings
The third season of Playing House averaged a 0.13 rating in the 18-49 demographic and 323,000 viewers. Compared to season two, that’s down by 22% and down by 19%, respectively. In its third and final season, Playing House was the lowest-rated of those USA Network TV shows we’re tracking.
Deadline reports:
“USA Network and Universal Cable Productions want to thank Jessica, Lennon and the entire cast and crew of Playing House for being amazing partners for three incredible, hilarious seasons,” the network and studio said in a statement. It was an honor and privilege to be part of this best friendship. Once a Jammer, always a Jammer.”
What do you think? Did you watch the Playing House TV series? Is it ending at the right time, or did you want more? Should USA have cancelled or renewed Playing House for a fourth season? Sound off, in the comments.
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