There will no longer be any new episodes of “Love Life” on HBO Max once its second season concluded. The romantic comedy anthology series was commissioned in May of 2019—long before HBO Max had a brand name. The premiere of the first season occurred in May 2020, while the second season premiered in October 2021.
Season one was fronted by Anna Kendrick, while season two was headed by William Jackson Harper. HBO Max will no longer host either season. Sam Boyd developed the concept for the program and ran both seasons as an executive producer. Rachelle Williams joined the production team in Season 2 in the role of co-showrunner and executive producer with Bridget Bedard. Producers Kendrick, Harper, Paul Feig, and Dan Magnante.
Lionsgate Television and Feigco Entertainment co-produced the show. The inaugural season also included Zo Chao, Sasha Compère, and Peter Vack in addition to Kendrick. Season 2 featured Harper with Jessica Williams, Punkie Johnson, and Chris “Comedian CP” Powell. This is the second Lionsgate show that HBO Max has reportedly canceled this week.
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The comedy series “Minx,” which had just been renewed for a second season back in May, was also canceled, according to an earlier report from Variety. Sources say both cancellations were made as part of an attempt to minimize costs at HBO Max and Warner Bros. Discovery as the companies wrap up a more comprehensive evaluation of the financials of their scripted programs.
CEO David Zaslav and his staff have made a succession of similar choices since Discovery‘s purchase of WarnerMedia earlier this year in order to keep their commitment to shareholders to find $3.5 billion in savings inside the merged firm. As a result, several programs have been removed from the service entirely, and development has been drastically reduced.
#Westworld no solo ha sido cancelada: muy pronto será retirada de #HBOMax (según varias fuentes, irá a parar a algún fast-channel). Y hay más cancelaciones en casa Zaslav: #LoveLife, #GorditaChronicles y TheNevers https://t.co/rNunBUN92E vía @IndieWire pic.twitter.com/DvZgTqxSQ8
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Now that the second season of “Love Life” on HBO Max has been completed, the network will no longer be airing any new episodes of the show. This anthology series of romantic comedies was ordered back in May of 2019 – far before HBO Max was even a known entity. Season one began in May of 2020, while season two debuted in October 2021.
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