Jim Carrey's Kidding has been canceled at Showtime
Showtime has opted to cancel its Jim Carrey comedy after a two-season run. The second season wrapped its run in March with 54,000 same-day viewers. The episode left the door open for a potential third season but wrapped up its central storyline at the same time.has concluded its run on Showtime.
The half-hour dark comedy served as Carrey's return to TV after a nearly three-decade absence. The series reunited Carrey with his Oscar-winningwriter-director Gondry, who helmed the series, as well as withco-executive producer Holstein, who created the new series. The show was produced in-house at Showtime.
With the cancellation, Showtime no longer has any projects in the works with Carrey, who previously exec produced the two-season dramedyBillions, The Chi, City on a Hill, Black Monday, Penny Dreadful, Work in Progress, The L Word, On Becoming a God in Central Florida,
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