The restaurant drama starring Ella Pernell will not return for season 3. The series’ season 2 finale will now serve as its series finale. 

Based on the book of the same name by Stephanie Danlert, the series followed a 22-year-old woman (Purnell) who landed a job at a posh downtown restaurant upon her arrival in New York. The series followed her struggles to fit in among characters like bartender Jake (Tom Sturridge) and server Simone (Caitlin FitzGerald).

Season one averaged 164,000 live-same-day viewers, with that number slipping to 93,000 in season two. The series also had mixed reviews among critics, with an 88 percent score among viewers on Rotten Tomatoes, per The Hollywood Reporter.

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Multiple outlets report that Weeds is heading back to TV with a new series in development at Starz. The sequel to the hit series Weeds will star original star Mary-Louise Parker. Parker is also set to executive produce. 

According to Variety, the new series will follow the pot-growing Botwin family a decade after the events of the original, against the backdrop of the current climate of more widespread marijuana legalization.

The sequel hails from Victoria Morrow, who wrote and co-executive produced the original.

Variety was first to report the news. 

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News of the renewal comes less than a week after season two of the hit drama debuted on the cabler.

The series was created by Tanya Saracho. It follows Mexican-American sisters Lyn and Emma, played by Melissa Barrera and Mishel Prada, as they move back into their childhood LA home after their mother dies.

The two, who couldn’t be more different — Lyn is a vegan free spirit, and Emma is the corporate type — inherit a family-owned bar from their mother.

“It is a rarity in television today to have a series earn this level of critical praise for two consecutive seasons and spark cultural conversation in the way that Vida has,” Starz COO Jeffrey Hirsch said in a statement.

“We are proud to continue to tell this story with Tanya and the incredible cast and crew she has assembled.”

In season two, “Lyn and Emma must contemplate the relationships in their lives, including their own, and are forced to dig deep to unearth what their mother’s legacy means to them,” according to Starz.

The series also stars Ser Anzoategui as Eddy, Chelsea Rendon as Marisol, Carlos Miranda as Johnny and Roberta Colindrez as Nico.

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The restaurant drama starring Ella Pernell will not return for season 3. The series’ season 2 finale will now serve as its series finale. 

Based on the book of the same name by Stephanie Danlert, the series followed a 22-year-old woman (Purnell) who landed a job at a posh downtown restaurant upon her arrival in New York. The series followed her struggles to fit in among characters like bartender Jake (Tom Sturridge) and server Simone (Caitlin FitzGerald).

Season one averaged 164,000 live-same-day viewers, with that number slipping to 93,000 in season two. The series also had mixed reviews among critics, with an 88 percent score among viewers on Rotten Tomatoes, per The Hollywood Reporter.

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Multiple outlets report that Weeds is heading back to TV with a new series in development at Starz. The sequel to the hit series Weeds will star original star Mary-Louise Parker. Parker is also set to executive produce. 

According to Variety, the new series will follow the pot-growing Botwin family a decade after the events of the original, against the backdrop of the current climate of more widespread marijuana legalization.

The sequel hails from Victoria Morrow, who wrote and co-executive produced the original.

Variety was first to report the news. 

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News of the renewal comes less than a week after season two of the hit drama debuted on the cabler.

The series was created by Tanya Saracho. It follows Mexican-American sisters Lyn and Emma, played by Melissa Barrera and Mishel Prada, as they move back into their childhood LA home after their mother dies.

The two, who couldn’t be more different — Lyn is a vegan free spirit, and Emma is the corporate type — inherit a family-owned bar from their mother.

“It is a rarity in television today to have a series earn this level of critical praise for two consecutive seasons and spark cultural conversation in the way that Vida has,” Starz COO Jeffrey Hirsch said in a statement.

“We are proud to continue to tell this story with Tanya and the incredible cast and crew she has assembled.”

In season two, “Lyn and Emma must contemplate the relationships in their lives, including their own, and are forced to dig deep to unearth what their mother’s legacy means to them,” according to Starz.

The series also stars Ser Anzoategui as Eddy, Chelsea Rendon as Marisol, Carlos Miranda as Johnny and Roberta Colindrez as Nico.

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