Alex Cooper’s “Love Overboard” Canceled After One Season

Apparently, the show failed to make waves against Hulu’s other unscripted hits.

Hulu has canceled Alex Cooper’s yacht-set dating series Love Overboard after just one season.

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Deadline is reporting that Hulu has canceled Love Overboard, the dating series from Call Her Daddy host Alex Cooper, after one season.
The series premiered in March but reportedly struggled to generate the same buzz as Hulu unscripted hits like The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, The Kardashians, and Vanderpump Villa.
Hosted by Gabby Windey, the series followed a group of singles looking for love aboard a luxury yacht while competing for access to its amenities.
Gia Aldisert and Tim Demirjian won the season, receiving a $100,000 trip around the world.
Love Overboard marked Cooper’s first venture into unscripted television and was produced by her Unwell Productions, Jeff Jenkins Productions, 3BMG, and Walt Disney Television Alternative.
Cooper executive produced alongside Matt Kaplan, Mina Lefevre, Jeff Jenkins, Russell Jay-Staglik, Jason Ehrlich, Ross Weintraub, and Reinout Oerlemans.
Ahead of its premiere in March, Laughing Place’s Rebekah Moseley had the chance to check out the show, which she enjoyed but shared it failed at “redefining reality dating.”
All 9 episodes of Love Overboard are available for streaming on Hulu!

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