The dramedy's story will conclude in 2019.
May 17, 2018
While announcing its schedule for the 2018-2019 season, The CW confirmed that Season 5 of Jane the Virgin will be its last. The announcement makes official what many fans had already surmised earlier this year, when star Gina Rodriguez commented that she would be directing more episodes in "our final season".
Also revealed today was that, for the first time, the series will not be part of the network's fall lineup. Instead it being held for a mid-season premiere to finish off its run.
Jane the Virgin follows an aspiring writer in her mid-twenties who, despite her vow to protect her virginity until marriage, has her world turned upside down when she is accidentally artificially inseminated during a routine check-up.
Lori
09/10/18 at 06:02pm
Great show, I binge watched it. I need more!!
JoAnn
08/19/18 at 07:48pm
I just love this show so much. Please keep this show on the air. I saw this on Netflix but will be looking for it to show on the CW network. Can’t wait for it, such a good show and love the cast in the show. I love Rafael and Rogelio on the show and Jane, Alba reminds me of my grandmother and Xiomara is also a very good actress who reminds me of a family we can all relate to. Please keep it on.
Steve
05/19/18 at 05:12am
The pilot episode was amazing. It was a delicious send-up of telenovelas that was sharp and witty. It was also refreshing to see a talented cast that was 100% Latino on a network show. But it quickly devolved into being just another telenovela itself and I lost interest.
Jim
05/18/18 at 11:04am
The worst premise for a TV show I have ever heard of.
TV Goddess
05/18/18 at 05:33am
Honestly when I heard the title and premise of the show I wasn't sure I'd like it -- but then I watched the pilot and was TOTALLY hooked on the cast, the writing, all of it awesome - It is sad to see this show ending - hope to see the cast members in the future
anna
05/17/18 at 03:52pm
Thank you!!! I adore this show so much and am so happy it will have a proper conclusion