Remembering 'Mid-Century Modern': A Farewell to the Beloved Comedy Series
Hulu has decided to cancel the series "Mid-Century Modern" after its first season. Co-creator Max Mutchnick announced the news on Instagram, expressing gratitude for the ten episodes produced and the viewers who supported the show. The comedy series featured a talented cast including Nathan Lane, Matt Bomer, Nathan Lee Graham, and the late Linda Lavin, who passed away before the series premiered in March.
The show followed the lives of three best friends, older gay men, who choose to live together in Palm Springs after a tragic event. The series highlighted their bond as a chosen family and the support they provide each other through life's challenges. Mutchnick and David Kohan, known for creating "Will & Grace," co-created the show and were executive producers alongside Ryan Murphy. Lane and Bomer also served as executive producers while James Burrows directed all ten episodes. The series was produced by 20th Television.
Despite the cancellation, the creators and cast members cherished the experience of working on "Mid-Century Modern" and appreciated the opportunity to bring the story to life on screen. The show's unique premise and talented ensemble cast resonated with viewers during its brief run. Stay tuned for updates on future projects and potential new ventures from the creative team behind the series.
In conclusion, "Mid-Century Modern" may have been short-lived, but it left a lasting impact on its audience with its heartfelt storytelling and memorable characters. The cancellation marks the end of this chapter, but the creative team's dedication and passion for storytelling promise more exciting projects in the future. Thank you to everyone who supported the show, and let's look forward to what comes next from this talented group of creators.