FXX Renews ‘You’re the Worst’
FXX will bring back its comedy You’re The Worst for a third season and has signed series creator Stephen Falk to a deal to produce additional projects for FX Networks.
The series, which looks at modern love and happiness through the eyes of two people who have failed the achieve either goal, will air its third season in summer 2016, said network officials.
Falk will develop and produce projects for FX Networks and FX Productions as part of a multi-year deal between the producer and the company, according to FX Networks.
“Stephen is one of the best new talents in comedy - as funny, thoughtful and original as You’re the Worst and we can’t wait to see what he comes up with next,” said Nick Grad, co-president of original programming for FX Networks and FX Productions. “You’re the Worst, already one of the most critically-acclaimed comedies on television, is also one of the most innovative, something Stephen and the cast will continue in the much-deserved third season. The daring turn this season, led by the honest and respectful portrayal of Gretchen’s depression, was a very courageous move for a comedy and another milestone for You’re the Worst.”
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