😮💔 “Young Rock” and “Grand Crew” Hit the NBC Dustbin
TL;DR; 💥 The curtain’s closed on the Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson-inspired show “Young Rock” and the hangout comedy “Grand Crew” at NBC. 📺 RIP, shows! You gave us some laughs and taught us a thing or two about life and wrestling. Will these cancellations leave a prime-time void, or will something even better rush to fill the space? 🤔
🥊🎬 “Young Rock”, based on the rise and rise of Dwayne “the Rock” Johnson, from his youthful wrestling days to his stellar Hollywood trajectory, has been shown the red light at NBC. Johnson, who starred as himself, was portrayed in his younger days by Adrian Groulx, Bradley Constant, and Uli Latukefu. From the ring to the silver screen, we’ve seen it all, folks. The show first hit the screens in February 2021 and just wrapped up its third season this February. But did the show run out of storylines or did it just fail to maintain a chokehold on the ratings? 💭
🍷💬 Then there’s “Grand Crew”, a comedy hangout about a Black friend group in their 30s, grappling with life, love, and the perfect wine pairing. Featuring Nicole Byer, Echo Kellum, Carl Tart, Justin Cunningham, and Grasie Mercedes, the series kicked off in December 2021 and toasted its Season 2 finale in April. Was it the wine bar banter or the network’s last call that led to its cancellation? 🤷♀️
So, the lights have dimmed on these two NBC stalwarts, and we can’t help but wonder: what’s next for the prime-time slots they’ve vacated? And what about “American Auto,” that’s been rolling for two seasons now – will it hit the skids or continue on cruise control? 🚗👀
To wrap this up, here’s a thought. When one show ends, another begins, right? So, we’re keeping an eye on NBC’s future lineup. But, what do you think, folks? Are you sad to see these shows go, or are you ready for something new? Do cancellations like these make room for fresh content or just frustrate dedicated viewers? Let’s hear it! 🗣️
DISCLAIMER: This article doesn’t endorse or suggest any investment, health, or other types of advice. It’s purely informative and does not represent the opinions of Turnt Up News. It’s always wise to do your own research before making any decisions. 📚🔍
One last question to ponder: Is the cycle of TV shows being born and axed just a routine part of television, or do we need a better way to keep quality content on the air? 🤔
