'Sweet/Vicious' Cancelled by MTV
This is some bittersweet news (well, mostly bitter): MTV has cancelled Sweet/Vicious after one season.
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The news of the cancellation came directly from the show’s creator Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, who tweeted out a heartfelt note to fans on Friday:
It is with a heavy heart that I write this note to the AMAZING, BEAUTIFUL #SweetVicious Fans. We all love you so much. pic.twitter.com/wrx7OZ6GGc
— Jenn Kaytin Robinson (@JennKaytin) April 28, 2017
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The MTV drama starred Eliza Bennett and Taylor Dearden as Jules and Ophelia, a pair of female college students who become vigilantes, exacting revenge on men who’ve committed sexual assault on campus. Its ten-episode freshman season debuted in November to strong reviews, but meager ratings — just 118,000 viewers tuned in for the January 24 finale — sealed its fate.
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