Cancellation in aisle 6! NBC cancels Superstore

[a_files06]

#Superstore Ending With Season 6 https://t.co/PZxJxGngPa pic.twitter.com/OtjTgO3Igs
- TVLine.com (@TVLine) December 3, 2020
-NBC has pulled all of the toilet paper off of the Superstore shelves and has no plan to restock them

Comments

[cuteej4]

[ljtryout]

I think this was my fault, cause I just started watching it and of course my bad luck ended up cancelling this show.

As that ONTDer that invented Alan Rickman's quote once said: SORRY FAM, IT WAS I!

[halevy]

i legit started watching this too like a few days ago. i also started watching ducktales and that got canceled, too! :(

[jinny]

Same! I finally binge this show last year, and was so excited about the new season before covid happened, but ever since I heard America wanted to quit the show, I just knew the show would suffer without her, and it did indeed. I didn't really care for how her character treated Jonah, leaving like that. How awful. Plus, she's the lead character. I knew it'd get canceled.

[scriptedending]

I don't watch, but I like Colton from other stuff, and saw this on his Twitter:

☁️❤️ pic.twitter.com/eXwaj58Fwb
- colton dunn (@captdope) December 3, 2020

[izzzzy23]

His tweet from a few days ago really made me laugh but now I wonder if it was the meeting the cast got told at :(

#Superstore production meeting going well. 😂🤣😂 pic.twitter.com/BHfguVM9A9
- colton dunn (@captdope) November 30, 2020

[emu]

"Well not anymore"

[xdaisyxlovesxbb]

he is really funny. the goodbye video he made for america makes it looks like she died.

Thanks @AmericaFerrera. You rule. #Superstore pic.twitter.com/pGsVgR50br
- colton dunn (@captdope) November 6, 2020

lol even she said the same thing.

[franklotion]

the way amy and jonah ended things so abruptly was an entire mess :/

i wish america stayed, i love this show tbh

[la_loony]

agreed, since they worked in the pandemic I figured they might use that as a reason to have the two be long distance first. Like Amy goes to California first and when Jonah wants to follow hard lockdown hits and he can't leave.
I get that she was scared of marriage making her feel trapped again, but I'd rather see them work through that. As Jonah said, they've been living together and raising a kid together, so while moving cross country together is a big step it's not like they weren't pretty serious already.

[franklotion]

"As Jonah said, they've been living together and raising a kid together, so while moving cross country together is a big step it's not like they weren't pretty serious already."

mte. i was so upset. i understand how amy's cautiousness regarding marriage and commitment considering her life; however, i just really couldn't empathize with her character suddenly wanting out. they were practically a married couple at that point (without the papers). jonah was literally helping to raise their/her new baby and connecting with emma in a real way while she was moving up the corporate ladder

oyyy

it really should've ended differently

[la_loony]

I wonder now if OP is right and they will try to get them back together for the end of the show.

[veritas_44]

I'm not surprised but still saddened

[theflyers]

Bummed that it's ending but it had a great run. I can say I'm glad they didn't let it run itself into the ground and left on a semi-high note in terms of quality!

I like how Amy just is all "Yeah, bye tho." But I miss America way too much, it's not the same without her that's for sure.