File under: What Would’ve Happened Next. Three years after ABC renewed, then un-renewed, Stumptown, series star Jake Johnson is revealing that Season 2 of the Cobie Smulders P.I. drama would’ve looked like a “totally different show” under the stewardship of new co-showrunner Monica Owusu-Breen

TV show cancellations are devastating enough on their own. But when a series has already been renewed, then gets unceremoniously axed? That’s eat-ice-cream-straight-outta-the-gallon levels of heartbreak. Prior to the coronavirus pandemic, the occasional TV show did have its renewal for a subsequent

This year has been full of unprecedented events, but some things never change, like having to say goodbye to beloved TV shows. As part of TV Guide's celebration of 2020's best TV shows, episodes, and performances, we pour one out for all of the shows that bid farewell to us during this crazy year —

TV show cancellations are devastating enough on their own. But when a series has already been renewed, then gets unceremoniously axed? That’s eat-ice-cream-straight-outta-the-gallon levels of heartbreak. Unfortunately, due to the coronavirus pandemic, one of the TV industry’s (many) new normals is

ABC won’t return to Stumptown, after all.  The network has cancelled the Cobie Smulders dramedy, despite renewing it for Season 2 in May, our sister site Deadline reports. Per Deadline, the cancellation came after delays in starting production — related to the COVID-19 pandemic — meant that the