Why FX Canceled Dave After 3 Seasons
Dave Burd, aka Lil Dicky, earned lots of critical acclaim for his FX sitcom series Dave. Here's why the show ended after just three seasons.
Read MoreDave Burd, aka Lil Dicky, earned lots of critical acclaim for his FX sitcom series Dave. Here's why the show ended after just three seasons.
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Read MoreYoung Sheldon was still riding high when it was canceled after seven seasons, which made the decision a massive shock to star Annie Potts.
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