Jane the Virgin is wrapping up this year after being on air for 5 seasons.

While it was originally hoped that the telenovela would continue in the form of a spin-off, the series was not picked up by The CW.

Entitled Jane the Telenovela, the show would focus on the characters in Jane’s novel and be narrated by Gina Rodriguez.

The reason it wasn’t ordered to series, according to CW President Mark Pedowitz, is that it “did not have what Jane had. It didn’t have the full quirkiness and fun. We are big fans of [show creator] Jennie Urman and Gina, and we have great appreciation for what they did. In this particular situation, this spinoff didn’t quite get to where we wanted it to get to.”

But Pedowitz is not ruling out a return in the future…

“We’ve reached out to Jennie and said if she wishes, we’re interested in pursuing a potential other spinoff for Jane. It is in Jennie’s court.”

Let’s hold thumbs.

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The CW dramedy is coming to an end in July after 5 years on our screens, but there was hope we would not be saying goodbye to Jane forever.

An anthology spin-off had been proposed, which planned to focus on a character from Jane’s novel, which would be narrated by Gina Rodriguez.

However, The CW has now chosen not to pick up Jane the Novela, meaning we will definitely be saying goodbye to the Villanuevas on 31st of July…

The network did decide to order full seasons for Batwoman, Katy Keene, and Nancy Drew.

Ruby Rose will take on the DC character, while Kennedy McCann will portray the famous literary private investigator.

Katy Keene is set to be the second spin-off from Riverdale following The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.

The 2019/2020 TV season is looking promising!

The post The “Jane the Virgin” Spin-Off Ain’t Happening appeared first on TheDailyDay.

Jane the Virgin is wrapping up this year after being on air for 5 seasons.

While it was originally hoped that the telenovela would continue in the form of a spin-off, the series was not picked up by The CW.

Entitled Jane the Telenovela, the show would focus on the characters in Jane’s novel and be narrated by Gina Rodriguez.

The reason it wasn’t ordered to series, according to CW President Mark Pedowitz, is that it “did not have what Jane had. It didn’t have the full quirkiness and fun. We are big fans of [show creator] Jennie Urman and Gina, and we have great appreciation for what they did. In this particular situation, this spinoff didn’t quite get to where we wanted it to get to.”

But Pedowitz is not ruling out a return in the future…

“We’ve reached out to Jennie and said if she wishes, we’re interested in pursuing a potential other spinoff for Jane. It is in Jennie’s court.”

Let’s hold thumbs.

The post There May Still Be Hope for a “Jane the Virgin” Spin-Off appeared first on TheDailyDay.

The CW dramedy is coming to an end in July after 5 years on our screens, but there was hope we would not be saying goodbye to Jane forever.

An anthology spin-off had been proposed, which planned to focus on a character from Jane’s novel, which would be narrated by Gina Rodriguez.

However, The CW has now chosen not to pick up Jane the Novela, meaning we will definitely be saying goodbye to the Villanuevas on 31st of July…

The network did decide to order full seasons for Batwoman, Katy Keene, and Nancy Drew.

Ruby Rose will take on the DC character, while Kennedy McCann will portray the famous literary private investigator.

Katy Keene is set to be the second spin-off from Riverdale following The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.

The 2019/2020 TV season is looking promising!

The post The “Jane the Virgin” Spin-Off Ain’t Happening appeared first on TheDailyDay.