Love You, Mean It with Whitney Cummings has been canceled by E! after one season.
A representative for the network confirmed that production for Cummings late-night talk show has wrapped and that the February 6 episode was its last.
The talk show premiered in November with a six-episode order and got picked up for six more episodes in January. However, the network decided not to order any more episodes .
Cummings can take comfort in the fact that, even after the cancellation of Love You, Mean It , she still has two shows on the air. Her NBC sitcom Whitney is currently in its second season, and CBS’s 2 Broke Girls , which she co-created, is also in its second season. However, Whitney is struggling in the ratings, with its most recent episode drawing only 3.59 million viewers and a 1.2 rating in the key 18-49 demographic.
2 Broke Girls is doing much better, with Monday’s episode pulling in the highest numbers of the night with 10.90 million viewers and a 3.6 rating in the 18-49 demo.
Both shows premiered with good ratings in 2011, with Whitney beating out Community and Parks and Recreation with 6.7 million viewers and 2 Broke Girls drawing 19.2 million viewers . Since then, neither show has matched its premiere numbers — Whitney ‘s second highest rated episode only received 5.79 million viewers and 2 Broke Girls’ second highest rated episode drew 12.75 million viewers.
Love You, Mean It was produced by Whitney Cummings’ fellow late-night talk show host Chelsea Handler’s company, Borderline Amazing Productions.
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