America Ferrera Will Make an Appearance in the Final Episode of 'Superstore'

In December 2020, it was once introduced that NBC comedy series 'Superstore' is ending after Season 6. But America Ferrera will be back for the last episode.

In December 2020, enthusiasts of NBC comedy series Superstore were as soon as again taken aback after learning the display had been canceled. Season 6, which will wrap up someday in spring 2021, will be the show's ultimate. While it's not super unexpected, making an allowance for its lead, performed by way of America Ferrera, departed after the 2nd episode of the season, it is nonetheless an enormous bummer to hear. 

But despite the fact that America did make that go out previous on, it may not be the remaining fans see of her. She will be headed back to Superstore for the ultimate episode of its final season. America, who played the retailer's supervisor Amy Sosa, chased new company opportunities in California and left her managerial tasks behind. Although, sooner than she left, she did assist her Superstore team get things in combination in the face of COVID-19.

Why was once 'Superstore' canceled?

Although NBC didn't give an actual reason as to why Superstore is getting canceled after six seasons, it's possible the community decided now was once as just right of a time as any to near the story's chapter. Amy (America) is long gone and the scores had gone down this season — in all probability it simply didn't make sense to stay Superstore going. 

“We’re grateful to Universal Television and NBC for letting us make 113 episodes of a show we’re so proud of, and for giving us the probability to paintings with such an extremely gifted staff of actors, writers and staff,” executive manufacturers Justin Spitzer, Gabe Miller and Jonathan Green stated.

They added, "We’re thankful most of all to the viewers who’ve stuck with us for the past six years (or discovered us somewhere along the way). We’ll do our best to go out strong and give you the satisfying ending you deserve.” 

According to Variety, the series has "struggled" this year, averaging a .8 rating and 3.3 million viewers. To compare, Season 5 had a 1.1 average rating and 3.8 million viewers. These aren't terrible numbers, but it's also possible that the writers felt like finishing the series just made sense, story-wise. Six seasons is a fairly healthy life for a show, and many creators don't want to keep a project going for the sake of it. 

Some of the cast of Superstore have taken to social media to express their feelings about this end of an era. "It’s exhausting to grasp precisely what to say in moments like these. Superstore was a dream every day. I made lifelong pals and helped create a show that I'm past proud of. I'm incredibly sad it’s finishing but in addition insanely thankful for all it’s given me. [Cloud] Nine ceaselessly," actress Lauren Ash (who played Dina) tweeted.

“Superstore will remain to its last day the most amazing show I’ve had the privilege and opportunity to work on. I’m grateful for the cast and crew of amazingly talented and dedicated people. I’m thankful to the fans of the show. You are all amazing! Thanks so much for all the support! I’m sure you’re bummed now. I’m bummed with ya. But chin up my homes, we still got a few more [episodes] in us. Wow! SIX SEASONS!??! Good run, right? Love you all! Superstore FOREVER!” Colton Dunn wrote.

"Being a component of a show that went this long has been one of the most sudden and formative experiences for me. I am so thankful to our creators, writers, crew, my loved cast members, and all of YOU who watched. It’s been an implausible chapter," Nichole Sakura shared on her Instagram Stories.

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