Max Cancels 'The Sex Lives of College Girls' After Three Seasons

Warner Bros. Television is seeking a new platform for the series, though prospects remain uncertain.

The Sex Lives of College Girls, co-created by Mindy Kaling and Justin Noble, has been officially canceled by Max after three seasons.
Warner Bros. Television is exploring options to continue the show on another platform, with Netflix considered a potential but unlikely destination.
The third season, which concluded in January 2025, faced declining viewership and less favorable critical reception compared to the first two seasons.
Reneé Rapp, a key cast member, exited the series early in the third season, which some speculate impacted the show's dynamics and audience retention.
The series finale left unresolved storylines, and creators have expressed interest in continuing the story if a new home is secured.