Zach Gilford Was ‘Super Bummed’ Over ‘Good Girls’ Cancellation — Does He Think Gregg and Annie Ended Up Together?

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Don’t worry, Zach Gilford wasn’t thrilled with the cancellation of Good Girls either. Although the NBC comedy was ready to start pre-production for its fifth and final season, the show was abruptly pulled from the network in June 2021.“I was super bummed,” Gilford, 41, exclusively told Us Weekly while promoting his new horror film, There’s Something Wrong With the Children. “It’s between COVID and networks and everything comes down to a penny.”‘Friday Night Lights’ Cast: Where Are They Now?“And unfortunately, I mean, I know that was the same thing with L.A.’s Finest,” he added, referring to his Spectrum Originals series, which was axed one year prior. “It was just the way we would’ve had to shoot that show during COVID, it wouldn’t work.

We needed to be on the busy streets of L.A. We couldn’t have shot it the way that show needs to be.” (News of L.A. Finest’s fate came after Fox announced it had acquired the broadcast rights to both seasons of the show.)He continued: “And I think with Good Girls, part of it, I think it was a lot of money stuff and you keep seeing shows go away that you love and it’s just a money thing, which is unfortunate.”Gilford played the ex of Mae Whitman‘s Annie Marks on the beloved comedy, which still has a devoted fan base.

The Parenthood alum, 34, alongside Christina Hendricks (Beth Poland) and Retta (Ruby Hill), played three suburban mothers who get involved with a gang after initially robbing a bank to take back control of their lives.Last year, Retta, 52, broke her silence over the show’s cancellation during an appearance on Live With Kelly and Ryan, noting they were “very close” to getting a season 5 renewal, but “one person ruined it for all of [the] cast and crew.”‘Good Girls’ Cast: Where