And in sharing the bittersweet news with her followers on Instagram, star Beth Behrs said that’s precisely the reason why she’s happier about The Neighborhood’s fate compared to how things went down when 2 Broke Girls was axed.

Beth Behrs is reflecting on her time on The Neighborhood and is “grateful” to CBS for picking up the sitcom for one final season to properly say goodbye, unlike with 2 Broke Girls. Behrs’ post comes after the eye network renewed the sitcom she co-stars in with Max Greenfield,

Beth Behrs is expressing her gratitude to CBS for renewing The Neighborhood for an eighth and final season, allowing the cast and crew to bid farewell in a way she didn’t get to with 2 Broke Girls. Following the renewal announcement,

CBS announced the renewals of several of the network’s popular shows and The Neighborhood was not on the list. Has the sitcom been canceled? Is ‘The Neighborhood Canceled? It’s sad to say, The Neighborhood is officially ending.

While The Neighborhood is ending, the show’s world is set to live on. A spinoff starring Tracy Morgan, titled Crutch, is set to stream on Paramount+, and a potential CBS spinoff focused on McKinney’s and Spears’ characters will air as a back-door pilot at the end of the current season.

The Neighborhood will officially end with its upcoming Season 8, which will premiere on CBS during the 2025-2026 season.