Daytime television will soon have a vacant slot on the schedule: The Mel Robbins Show was canceled after one season in syndication, TVLine confirmed.
The hour-long talk show, which debuted in September 2019, found motivational speaker and author Robbins offering advice and life strategies to viewers and guests. Production will continue until the order for the Season 1 episodes is complete, with final installments due in early September.
“Mel has positively impacted millions of viewers during the day, and we still firmly believe in her message and the work she does,” read a statement from Sony Pictures Television, which produced the speaker. “We are proud of the show and the talented team and thank our partners and the Nexstar launch group, as well as our advertisers and sponsors, for their exceptional support. “
“It was a privilege to have a platform on TV to fight for ordinary people,” Robbins added. “I am so proud of the show we created because it serves as a lifeline and daily resource for viewers who struggle and want more from their lives. I end every show by saying, “I believe in you and your ability to change,” and with or without this show, I really mean it.
Mel Robbins was one of four major daytime television programs to debut last fall. Kelly Clarkson’s Show quickly got a renewal, barely two months after its launch, while Tamron Room got the right word a few weeks after that. As for the spectacle of the court Judge Jerry, sources tell TVLine it looks good for a Season 2 order.
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