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<blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 438622" data-attributes="member: 7">The wife and I started watching DMV when it premiered on CBS back in October 2025. New episodes showed up on Paramount+ the day after they aired on live TV. It was just cancelled in March 2026 after a single season of fifteen episodes. I haven&#039;t heard anything about any of the other networks possibly reviving it, but I don&#039;t think they will. If I&#039;m being honest, I had some high hopes for DMV. I thought the setting was something different for a workplace comedy, and I was looking forward to what it had to offer. However, the show itself was just okay. I can&#039;t say I liked anyone in the cast nor did I find it particularly funny. We watched the episodes leading up to the Christmas break, and when I&#039;ve tried to dive back in, it&#039;s been a chore to get through the episodes. Now that I&#039;ve found out it&#039;s been cancelled, I probably won&#039;t bother.[ATTACH=full]58778[/ATTACH]Edit/Update: So, apparently, the show had been ordered for twenty episodes, and the &quot;series finale&quot; is supposed to air on May 11, 2026. Of course, this information is according to them information Wikipedia has provided. This has me just a tad intrigued, making me slightly curious in finishing out the twenty episodes and seeing if they actually &quot;end&quot; the show or leave it on some sort of cliffhanger. I just wonder if the writers and producers had been made aware of the cancellation early enough to close everything up, or is the show just going to end as if it were a Season 1 finale pointing towards a hopeful Season 2.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ClassyCo, post: 438622, member: 7"] The wife and I started watching DMV when it premiered on CBS back in October 2025. New episodes showed up on Paramount+ the day after they aired on live TV. It was just cancelled in March 2026 after a single season of fifteen episodes. I haven't heard anything about any of the other networks possibly reviving it, but I don't think they will. If I'm being honest, I had some high hopes for DMV. I thought the setting was something different for a workplace comedy, and I was looking forward to what it had to offer. However, the show itself was just okay. I can't say I liked anyone in the cast nor did I find it particularly funny. We watched the episodes leading up to the Christmas break, and when I've tried to dive back in, it's been a chore to get through the episodes. Now that I've found out it's been cancelled, I probably won't bother. [ATTACH type="full" width="347px" alt="1775048374720.png"]58778[/ATTACH] [B][SIZE=5]Edit/Update: [/SIZE][/B] So, apparently, the show had been ordered for twenty episodes, and the "series finale" is supposed to air on May 11, 2026. Of course, this information is according to them information Wikipedia has provided. This has me just a tad intrigued, making me slightly curious in finishing out the twenty episodes and seeing if they actually "end" the show or leave it on some sort of cliffhanger. I just wonder if the writers and producers had been made aware of the cancellation early enough to close everything up, or is the show just going to end as if it were a Season 1 finale pointing towards a hopeful Season 2. [/QUOTE]

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