NBC Cancels Go On

NBC has canceled the Matthew Perry comedy Go On after one season, TVGuide.com has confirmed.

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The grief therapy comedy started off strong with a special preview during the Olympics and a post-Voice Tuesday berth in the fall. But its ratings declined without The Voice as a lead-in during the winter and never recovered. Its final two episodes aired on Thursdays, with the finale drawing just 2.7 million viewers and a 1.1 in the adults 18-to-49 demographic.

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Go On joins 1600 Penn, Whitney, Guys with Kidsand Up All Night in the canceled pile at NBC.
In addition to Perry, the series also starred Laura Benanti and John Cho. Cho will be back on TV for at least one episode this fall: He is currently slated as a guest star in Fox's Sleepy Hollow, which was picked up to series earlier this week.
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