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'One Day at a Time' has been rescued from cancelation

Season 4 is on its way!

Saloni Gajjar

on June 27, 2019

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Things are finally looking good, fellow One Day at a Time enthusiasts. Netflix's brilliant but canceled sitcom has found new life in cable network Pop TV, where it will now air its fourth season sometime next year.

Show creator Gloria Calderón Kellett announced the news via Twitter.

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Netflix declined to renew ODAAT, one of their best sitcoms, after Season 3 dropped in February this year.

This decision was met with fan uproar, launching frantic online petitions to #SaveODAAT. Kellett, co-creator Mike Royce, and the show's cast including Justina Machado, Isabella Gomez, and Todd Grinnell have been extremely active on social media to let everyone know the progress of this mission.

An earlier report by Vulture's Josef Adalian suggested that Netflix was unwilling to let go of ODAAT despite CBS's interest in gaining the rights. Luckily, it looks like that decision was remedied and the show has finally landed on Pop TV, which will lose its claim-to-fame TV comedy Schitt's Creek next year.

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Incidentally, both these comedies are high up on Mashable's list of the 10 best returning TV shows of 2019 so far.

One Day at a Time's renewal is a celebration. The sitcom tells important cultural stories and seamlessly blends them with comedy and heart, and has gained more critical acclaim with every passing season since launching in 2017.

The hard-working fans of the show were obviously excited to hear the good news: