Lifetime Cancels 'Roseanne's Nuts'

Joe Scarnici/FilmMagic/Getty Images Lifetime is departing Roseanne Barr's farm. Based on the actress/reality show personality, the cable network has elected to not continue another season of Roseanne's Nuts. "Roseanne's Nuts continues to be canceled," Barr tweeted Wednesday. "Thanks everybody for watching!" The truth series, which adopted Barr, her partner Johnny Argent and boy Mike Pentland because they resided and done their macadamia nut and animals farm in Hawaii opened in This summer to at least one.3 million audiences, based on Nielsen. After early rankings success evaporated, Lifetime moved the series from the Wednesday time slot to Fridays by the finish of their 16-episode run, viewership had reduced to almost half its premiere amounts. The cancelation news may come as Barr is preparing her go back to scripted comedy with Downwardly Mobile, a project she and Argent have setup at 20th Television. The sitcom will be a starring vehicle for Barr and is made to mine similar territory to her the nineteen nineties hit Roseanne, which revolved around a blue-collar family residing in challenging economic occasions. Steven Eco-friendly is attached as executive producer. The project could be Barr's first since Roseanne ended its nine-season run in 1997. Lifetime didn't immediately react to a request comment. Email: Lesley.Goldberg@thr.com Twitter: @Snoodit Roseanne Barr Lifetime