From Matthew Carlson (Malcolm in the Middle), Jennifer Falls starred Jaime Pressly (My Name is Earl) as Jennifer Doyle, a single mother who loses her high-paying job and is forced to move back in with her mother. Along the way, Jennifer looks to get in touch with the woman she used to be and figure out the next direction she would like her life to take. Originally developed as a multi-cam comedy before filming as a single cam, Jennifer Falls featured Jessica Walter (Arrested Development), Ethan Suplee (Wilfred), Missi Pyle (The Artist), Nora Kirkpatrick (Greek), and Dylan Gelula (Chasing Life).

The cancellation of Jennifer Falls comes after TV Land ordered single camera comedies Impastor and Teachers for next year. Additionally, the network has set Sutton Foster comedy Younger for a January premiere, as well as cancelled Kirstie after one season and renewed The Soul Man for a 12-episode fourth season.

The series finale of Jennifer Falls aired this past August on TV Land.

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“Impastor and Teachers are perfect examples of the type of comedies we’re looking for as TV Land evolves its original series – innovative, unconventional, and hilariously funny for an audience that enjoys smart humor with a hint of heart,” said TV Land President Larry W. Jones.

Created by Christopher Vane (Wings), Impastor follows pot-smoking gambler Buddy (Michael Rosenbaum) as he steals a man’s identity while on the run from a dangerous loan shark. He ends up posing as a gay pastor in a tiny speck-on-the-map town and decides to stay rather than steal the money and run when he sees that those in his congregation like him. The series also stars Sara Rue (Malibu Country), Mircea Monroe (Hart of Dixie), Aimee Garcia (Dexter), and David Rasche (Ugly Betty).

Starring Caitlin Barlow, Katy Colloton, Cate Freedman, Kate Lambert, Katie O’Brien and Katie Thomas (aka improv troupe The Katydids), Teachers revolves around six elementary school teachers who must shape the minds of the future of this country while trying to get their own lives together. The series will have Ian Roberts and Jay Martel (Key & Peele) as co-showrunners, with Alison Brie (Community) serving as executive producer.

Word on the renewal status of Jennifer Falls, which wrapped its first season this past August, has yet to be announced. TV Land recently cancelled Kirstie Alley-starring Kirstie and renewed Cedric the Entertainer vehicle The Soul Man, with Sutton Foster comedy Younger slated to premiere this coming January.

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“Everything we’ve seen from the upcoming season of The Exes is telling us it’s going to be the best one yet,” said Larry W. Jones, President of TV Land. “Last week, we crossed the 50^th episode threshold, and we thought – these episodes are SO good, let’s keep them going!”

Created by Mark Reisman (Frasier), The Exes tells the story Stuart, Haskell, and Phil – three divorced men who end up living together in an apartment owned by Stuart’s divorce attorney Holly, who lives across the hall. The show, which has been the only TV Land comedy not related to Hot in Cleveland to make it past a second season, stars two-time Emmy winner Kristen Johnston (3rd Rock From the Sun), Donald Faison (Scrubs), Wayne Knight (Seinfeld), David Alan Basche (Lipstick Jungle), and Kelly Stables (Two and a Half Men).

Last season, the show added Leah Remini (King of Queens) as Nikki, Stuart’s divorced sister and a love interest for Haskell.

The fourth season of The Exes is set to premiere Wednesday, November 5th at 10:30 on TV Land.

Will you be watching The Exes this season? Are you excited to have a broadcast-length season with Holly, Phil, and the gang? Why do you think The Exes is the only comedy not connected to Hot in Cleveland to breakthrough for TV Land?

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