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The Sex Lives of College Girls has officially been canceled after three seasons on Max, with the prospects of the show finding a new network appearing increasingly bleak. Despite earlier hopes for a fourth season, efforts to revive the series have not resulted in any agreements with potential new platforms.
Following the announcement of its cancellation in March 2025, fans were left anticipating updates about a possible continuation on another network. However, recent reports indicate that the search for a new home has been unsuccessful. Below, we explore the details surrounding the show’s cancellation and what could have unfolded if it had continued.
Statements About the Show’s Cancellation
Justin Noble, co-creator and showrunner, addressed the cancellation on Instagram, expressing both pride in the show’s accomplishments and disappointment in its cancellation by Max. “As creatives, we’re sort of taught to never compliment our own projects… I think The Sex Lives Of College Girls is a pretty damn good TV show,” he stated. He also mentioned ongoing discussions with other networks, reflecting on the appreciation shown towards the series. Noble extended his gratitude to co-creator Mindy Kaling and acknowledged the hard work of the talented cast and crew.
However, it was later confirmed by Deadline that efforts to relocate the show had not been fruitful. Warner Bros. executive Channing Dungey remarked, “I’m so proud of the three seasons that we did at Max, but I don’t think there’s going to be more of College Girls.”
Potential Streaming Platforms for Season 4
As mentioned by Noble, there was interest from other platforms during the show’s search for a new home. Netflix was highlighted as a possible destination, particularly due to Kaling’s relationship with the streaming service, which had recently renewed her series Running Point.
Speculation About Season 4’s Cast
While no official casting announcements were made for a potential fourth season, it’s reasonable to assume the main cast, including Pauline Chalamet, Amrit Kaur, Alyah Chanelle Scott, Gracie Lawrence, and Mia Rodgers, would have returned to continue their characters’ journeys.
Plot Directions for Season 4
For those unfamiliar, The Sex Lives of College Girls chronicles the lives of four college freshmen navigating friendship and personal growth at Essex College in Vermont. Season 3 concluded with Reneé Rapp’s character Leighton departing, leaving space for new character Kacey (portrayed by Lawrence) to join the group.
Had Season 4 materialized, it would likely have picked up on various storylines introduced in the previous season’s finale. Noble previously highlighted his preference for concluding arcs cleanly, stating, “All [a cliffhanger] really does is mean that the first two episodes… you’re mopping up the mess created by the cliffhanger at the end of the previous season.” As such, he aimed for a fresh narrative starting off the next season, emphasizing joy and success for the characters after their tumultuous experiences in Season 3. The finale featured Kacey delivering a powerful performance in a school play, bringing a moment of triumph for her and her friends.
With this cancellation, the future of the series’ characters remains uncertain. Fans are left to reflect on the show’s journey and its abrupt ending. What are your thoughts on the series conclusion and its unexplored potential? Share your views in the comments below.
The Sex Lives of College Girls, Seasons 1-3, Streaming now, Max
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