Netflix has canceled the comedy series Freeridge after just one season, Variety has learned.
The half-hour show was a spinoff of the Netflix YA comedy series On My Block. It was originally ordered to series back in September 2021 ahead of the fourth and final season of On My Block. Freeridge debuted its one and only eight-episode season at the streamer on Feb. 2.
According to the Freeridge official logline, it is a coming of age comedy following sibling rivals Gloria and Ines and their friends Demi and Cameron who have unleashed a curse bringing dark misfortune into their lives.
The cast included Keyla Monterroso Mejia as Gloria, Bryana Salaz as Ines, Tenzing Norgay Trainor as Cam, Ciara Riley Wilson as Demi, and Peggy Blow as Mariluna. Michael Solomon, Zaire Adams, J.R. Villarreal and Jean Paul San Pedro also starred in the show with Paula Garcs, Eric Gutierrez, Eme Ikwuakor and Raushanah Simmons all reprising their roles from On My Block.
The series hailed from On My Block co-creators Lauren Iungerich, Eddie Gonzalez, and Jeremy Haft along with On My Block co-producer Jamie Uyeshiro and On My Block co-executive producer Jamie Dooner. All are credited as co-creators and executive producers on the new series, with Iungerich serving as showrunner. Iungerich remains under an overall deal at Netflix.
Netflixs current comedy slate includes hit shows like Cobra Kai, The Upshaws, and Emily in Paris, though Cobra Kai is currently prepping its sixth and final season.
Cobra Kai, The Upshaws, Never Have I Ever and Emily in Paris are among the most popular and lauded comedies on TV. That 90s Show recently launched a successful first season. The streamers recent comedy series orders include an untitled series starring Kristen Bell, an untitled series starring Ted Danson, and the third season of Girls5Eva as the show moves over from Peacock.