“Playing House” has sadly been evicted.
The USA Network comedy from Lennon Parham and Jessica St. Clair has been canceled after three seasons. The project from Universal Cable Productions premiered in April 2014.
“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 said. “It was an honor and privilege to be part of this best friendship. Once a Jammer, always a Jammer.”
Co-creators and stars Parham and St. Clair posted a video to social media on Monday to thank their fans for the support.
“Nobody cry,” St. Clair tweeted. “We will be all up in your faces soon. We love you madly.”
The entire third season was made available for streaming on the day after the premiere aired on the USA Network in June.
The stars’ tweet is below.
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