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NBC Cancels Stumble After One Season

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Stumble Faces Early Cancellation: NBCs Freshman Comedy Stumbles in Ratings

After one season, NBC has canceled Stumble, a comedy starring Jenn Lyon as a cheer coach. Despite ties to Netflixs Cheer and guest appearances by Kristin Chenoweth, the show struggled with low viewership, averaging just 1.777 million per episode and a 0.16 rating in the 18-49 demo. The full cast includes Taran Killam, but the shows fate is sealed with no season two on the horizon. All episodes are available on Peacock.

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NBC Cancels Stumble After One Season

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On May 2nd, NBC just pulled the plug on the freshman comedy stumble after one season announcing the cancellation on May 1st. The show kicked off on November 7th, 2025, with 13 episodes now streaming on Peacock. It stars Jen Lyon as a down on her luck, Texas cheer coach, who takes the gig at a junior college after a scandal. Kristen Chenoweth pops in as a recurring guest star playing her old assistant coach, and it's got ties to Netflix's cheer docu-series through executive. Producer Monica Aldama from Navarro College. Viewers weren't biting hard, averaging just 1.777 million per episode, and a 0.16 rating in the 18-49. Demo, that's way behind something like St. Denis Medical, which pulled 2.445 million viewers and a 0.31 Demo. The full cast rounds out with Taryn Killam as her love interest in a bunch of young cheerleaders, but low numbers sealed its fate with no season 2. Insight. All episodes are up on Peacock if you want to check it out before it fades away.

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