The series starring Andrew Schulz and Lindsey Broad among others gets canceled by IFC due to low ratings.
- Dec 31, 2015
AceShowbiz - Freshman series "Benders" is not getting a second season. IFC has decided not to move forward with the hockey comedy, which debuted this October and starred Andrew Schulz, Lindsey Broad and Chris Distefano.
The show joins David Krumholtz's "Gigi Does It" which was canceled by the network earlier this month. Both series struggled in ratings, with most episodes of "Benders" watched by about 80,000 people.
Created by Tom Sellitti and Jim Serpico, "Benders" centered on a group of hockey-obsessed friends from Apostle whose lives revolve around their team The Chubbys. Its eighth and final episode aired November 19.
After canceling two of its first-year series, IFC will bring back "Portlandia" and "The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret" in January. The comedy series "Maron" will also return to the network for a fourth season in the spring.
