The comedy will say good-bye in 2019.
November 20, 2018
TV Land announced today that Teachers will conclude its run after its third season. The comedy is currently midway through Season 3, which at 20 episodes is double the length of each of its first two seasons.
The show's final 10 episodes are set to air beginning on January 15, 2019. Once the show ends, TV Land will no longer have any scripted originals in its lineup. That is quite a change from just a couple of years ago, when the cable network had as many as seven ongoing original series.
Written by and starring members of the Chicago comedy troupe 'The Katydids', Teachers follows a group of elementary school teachers trying to mold young minds, even though their own lives need a lot of work. The show was a generally healthy performer across its multiple delivery platforms for the duration of its run.
Steve
11/29/18 at 01:57am
I tried a couple of episodes, but I never could get into it.
As for TV Land's scripted shows, I believe "Younger" is still going strong. TV Land started out with one big hit ("Hot in Cleveland") and a couple of OK shows but they just never could capture the magic. I expect other channels and streaming services will ultimately suffer the same fate. There's only so much good creative talent and right now it's spread pretty thin.
Jenny From The Other Block
11/26/18 at 01:58pm
I really liked the first two seasons. The third so far hasn't been too bad but the loss of Cate Freedman's character, AJ Feldman, is felt. It lost part of its heart when she left. I enjoy all the characters, but without her it just feels a bit lacking. Probably best to end it after this season.
Lixter
11/25/18 at 06:23am
Season 1 and 2 were awesome, season 3 has been kind of meh. i think it's better off to wrap it up than getting it axed mid 4th season.
Raylan125
11/21/18 at 06:27am
I stopped watching that channel when they cancelled Impastor. Everything else they have is (well was) garbage.
