The television and film industry can be unpredictable. Even with a talented cast, a compelling story, and solid viewership, a show’s future isn’t always secure. For fans of Max’s ‘The Girls on the Bus’, disappointment struck this year when the series was unexpectedly canceled after its first season.
During an interview with Perri Nemiroff on Collider Ladies Night, Melissa Benoist, one of the stars of the show, shared her thoughts on the cancellation. Despite the setback, she remains positive about the experience, cherishing the friendships made and the lessons learned during production.
Melissa Benoist Maintains a Happy Atmosphere
Reflecting on her character, Sadie McCarthy, Benoist expressed her attachment and the difficulty in saying goodbye, especially since the series had ambitious plans for future seasons.
The show aimed to explore campaign reporting and political journalism through the lens of Sadie’s journey from primary campaigns to the White House.
Looking forward, Benoist acknowledged the uncertainty surrounding the show’s future. While ‘The Girls on the Bus’ may have ended its journey on Max, there’s hope that the passionate creative team might find a new home for the series.
For those curious about the series, ‘The Girls on the Bus’ is currently available for streaming on Max in the U.S. Melissa Benoist’s full interview on Collider Ladies Night offers deeper insights into her experience with the show.
