Case Dismissed So Help Me Todd Cancelled After 2 Seasons on CBS

CASE DISMISSED: CBS Cancels "So Help Me Todd" After 2 Seasons

In a surprising move, CBS has decided to dismiss its legal comedy series "So Help Me Todd" after just two seasons. The show, which premiered in 2022, starred Marcia Gay Harden and Skylar Astin as a mother-daughter duo who ran a law firm together.

The show, which was developed by John Whitney and Tracy Ashton, was praised for its witty humor and heartwarming storylines. Despite its promising start, however, "So Help Me Todd" struggled to find its footing in its second season, with ratings declining significantly compared to its freshman year.

According to reports, the show averaged just over 3.5 million viewers per episode in its second season, a significant drop from the 5.5 million viewers it attracted in its first season. The decline in ratings was attributed to a number of factors, including increased competition from other shows on CBS and a lack of buzz surrounding the series.

Despite its cancellation, "So Help Me Todd" has received critical acclaim for its performances and writing. Marcia Gay Harden, who played the lead role of Judge Jill Carver, was particularly praised for her portrayal of the strong and confident judge. Skylar Astin, who played her son Todd, also received rave reviews for his comedic timing and chemistry with Harden.

Fans of the show took to social media to express their disappointment at the news of the cancellation. "I’m so sad to see #SoHelpMeTodd go," tweeted one fan. "It was one of my favorite shows and I loved watching Marcia Gay Harden and Skylar Astin’s chemistry on screen."

In a statement, CBS confirmed the cancellation of "So Help Me Todd," saying, "We are grateful to Marcia Gay Harden, Skylar Astin, and the entire cast and crew for their hard work and dedication to the show. We are proud of the unique and entertaining content we brought to our audience, and we hope to bring them more exciting shows in the future."

While the cancellation of "So Help Me Todd" is certainly disappointing, fans of the show can take comfort in knowing that they will always have the two seasons that were produced to enjoy. And who knows? Maybe someday, we’ll see a revival of the show or a spin-off series that will give us more of the Carver family’s antics and adventures.

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