Actor and “American Auto” fan Mark Hamill wonders why every show he loves seems to get canceled and fans must feel the same way!
The “Star Wars” alum took to Twitter to share his disappointment with the news that the NBC comedy “American Auto” starring “Saturday Night Live” alum Ana Gasteyer has been canceled following its second season.
NBC Comedy ‘American Auto’ Won’t Return For Third Season
EXCLUSIVE: NBC has opted out of a third season of its workplace comedy series #AmericanAutocreated and executive produced by Superstore creator Justin Spitzer https://t.co/6uR2fVx2DI pic.twitter.com/WyRUv2o5Ho
— Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) June 16, 2023
On Friday, Deadline took to Twitter to announce that the NBC comedy “American Auto” will not be returning for a third season. The series was created and executive produced by Justin Spitzer, who created the popular comedy series “Superstore.”
“Superstore” aired for six seasons after its November 2015 premiere and featured a series of employees at a fictional superstore megastore called “Cloud 9.”
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“American Auto” focuses on the executives and employees who work at a major automobile company in Detroit. Gasteyer plays new CEO Katherine Hastings, who doesn’t know the first thing about cars when she agrees to take the job.
The first episode of the workplace comedy premiered on December 13, 2021, and was later renewed for a second season. Unfortunately for fans, it won’t be back for a third.
Ana Gasteyer Reacts To Cancellation: ‘I Really Love This Opportunity’
I really loved this opportunity – everyone in the creative team, the writers, the crew and of course, the ensemble made magic happen. Lucky me ❤️ https://t.co/BLMywUtsvr
— Ana Gasteyer (@AnaGasteyer) June 17, 2023
Early Saturday morning, the 56-year-old actor retweeted news of the cancellation from Deadline on Twitter. “I really loved this opportunity – everyone on the creative team, the writers, the crew, and of course, the ensemble created magic. Lucky me,” he tweeted, capping his post with a red heart emoji.
Thank you for all the support you give us!
— Ana Gasteyer (@AnaGasteyer) June 17, 2023
Staff writer Saloni Gajjar commented, “Hate this news! everyone deserves a few seasons of this show, sorry to see that.”
Gasteyer replied, “Thank you for all the support you’ve given us!”
Mark Hamill Reacts to ‘American Auto’ Cancellation: ‘Everything I Love Got Canceled’
TERRIBLE news! One of my favorite comedies in years is smart, well written & expertly performed by a brilliant ensemble cast. Oh- one more thing: it’s always SO FUNNY. Fingers crossed it will be picked up elsewhere like Brooklyn 99 & Taxi.#EverythingILlikeGetsCancelled ? https://t.co/lpeoVcnBop
— Mark Hamill (@MarkHamill) June 17, 2023
Later on Saturday morning, the “Fall of the House of Usher” actor took to Twitter to retweet Ana Gasteyer’s tweet confirming that “American Auto” had indeed been canceled and would not be returning for a third season.
“HORRIBLE news! One of my favorite comedies in years is smart, well written & expertly performed by a brilliant ensemble cast,” he tweeted. “Oh- one more thing: it’s always SO FUNNY. Fingers crossed it will be picked up elsewhere like Brooklyn 99 & Taxi.” Hamill closed his tweet with the hashtag “Everything I Like Gets Cancelled.”
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Fans agree with “The Machine” cast that the show was canceled too soon. “So are we. They expect immediate success. If it doesn’t get the ratings they expect fast enough, and it’s not financially productive to achieve the goal. They get cancelled. It’s sad that they can’t give more time to the plan for them to grow in the audience. The show [are] canceled too soon,” commented one fan.
“I’ll definitely have to go back to this one. I was distracted by so many falling at once. Feels like we have so much solid content that some people get the ax too quickly due to the overflow of programming on different platforms,” another follower shared.
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Some users actually expressed interest in watching the show, claiming that they had never heard of it. “It sounds like the kind of show I like, but I’ve never heard of it. Looks like they didn’t do a good job of marketing it, which would be NBC’s fault,” another fan chimed in.
Fortunately for fans of Justin Spitzer, his new show, “St. Denis Medical,” has been given a series order by NBC and is expected to debut next season. Fans interested in watching the first two seasons of “American Auto” can stream it on Peacock.
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