It's over Raising Hope has been Cancelled After Four Seasons

The fourth season finale for Fox's Raising Hope, will also serve as the shows series finale. The sitcom will end it's run Friday, April 4th featuring back-to-back episodes from 9-10 PM. Raising Hope was the first comedy series in a while to stick at Fox. It ended up being a good utility player, doing well behind New Girl but also as a 8 PM anchor of the Tuesday comedy block last season. “Getting to know and love the Chance family on Raising Hope has been a sweet, hilarious ride,” said Fox chairman Kevin Reilly and COO Joe Earley. “Thanks to the incredibly talented cast — along with Greg, Mike and the entire crew — for making us laugh for four fantastic seasons.”
Raising Hope languished when it was sent to Fridays, a 0.5 18-49 rating this past Friday. There is still some hope, the show has been sold in broadcast syndication. With New Girl, Brooklyn Nine-Nine and The Mindy Project just renewed and Raising Hope cancelled, the fate of two Fox comedy series — freshmen Dads, Enlisted, and the upcoming Surviving Jack remains in limbo. Dads is considered to have a little better chance of coming back.

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