The cancellations will make room for new comedies It’s Messy, Ben & Kate and The Goodwin Games, all of which Fox ordered to series Wednesday.

The news doesn’t come as a huge surprise — both shows were previously yanked from Fox’s lineup for the remainder of the season. I Hate My Teenage Daughter, starring Jaime Pressly and Katie Finneran was pulled in March. Breaking In, which stars Christian Slater and Megan Mullally, was pulled just a few weeks later in April. (Breaking In was canceled last season but received a surprise last-minute resurrection.)

Despite their strong lead-ins (Raising Hope and New Girl), both shows pulled in weak ratings, averaging just under 3 million viewers.

A network rep declined to comment on the report.

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The series, which was put on hiatus in March, had been set to return on Sunday, June 3 at 7:00/6:00c with back-to-back episodes for three weeks – completing its 13-episode run.

FOX will now air repeats of animated comedies “American Dad” and “The Cleveland Show” in said time periods. The network will also plug additional repeats of “30 Seconds to Fame” into the Saturday, 12:00/11:00c slot, which was set to feature “Daughter” encores beginning June 2.

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The series starring Jaime Pressly and Katie Finneran has been pulled from the Fox schedule, Deadline reports.

This isn’t good news for the sitcom. Just last week, Fox’s plan to move it to Wednesdays following the American Idol performance show was changed. The network decided it would air only two more episodes of the sitcom in its Tuesdays at 8:30/7:30c berth before it returned in the summer, but now it looks like Teenage Daughter has been grounded immediately.

The comedy block originally included Raising Hope, New Girl, Breaking In and Teenage Daughter. For the next two weeks, repeats of Raising Hope will air in the Tuesday, 8:30/7:30c slot.

The remaining Teenage Daughter episodes are still planned to air in the summer.

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The network announced Thursday that Teenage Daughter, which had been slated to move from its Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. slot as part of the network’s new comedy block effective April 4, will instead go on an extended hiatus until the summer.

The last original episode will air Tuesday, April 3 at 8:30 p.m.

American Idol’s performance episodes will expand from its previous 90-minute installments to two hours for the remainder of its Wednesday airings this season starting April 4.

In its most recent airing this week, Teenage Daughter notched a series low in the advertiser-coveted adults 18-49 demographic, sinking to below time slot competitor in ABC’s Cougar Town.

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The series, premiering on Wednesday, Nov. 30 at 9:30/8:30c, follows single moms Annie (Pressly) and Nikki (Katie Finneran), who realize that by raising their daughters to be cool (as opposed to the nerds they were in high school), they have actually created two bratty monsters. “The relationship between Annie, my character, and my daughter Sophie is actually a really good one,” Pressly says. Adds Kristi Lauren, who plays Annie’s daughter: “Annie let Sophie grow up without a lot of rules and so Sophie thinks, ‘Oh, I can do whatever I want.’ They always have this struggle for power.”

Mark Consuelos joins I Hate My Teenage Daughter

The question is whether both women can (finally) start disciplining their daughters, but also keeping those mother-daughter bonds intact. “My problem is that I always want my daughter to love me so much,” Finneran says with a laugh.

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Fox’s upcoming comedy I Hate My Teenage Daughter has tapped Mark Consuelos to recur as a teacher-turned crush interest for Pressly’s character Annie, TVLine has learned.

Kelly Ripa’s other half will play Carlos Castillo, a Spanish professor at the local community college where Pressly and Katie Finneran’s characters have enrolled. Before you can say Te quiero, Pressly’s Annie soon finds herself being asked out on a date by Mr. Castillo.

Others joining All My Children vet Consuelos in guest spots on the freshman series include Bridesmaids scene-stealer Wendi McLendon-Covey and Pretty Little Liars‘ Keegan Allen.

I Hate My Teenage Daughter premieres Wednesday, Nov. 30, at 9:30/8:30c.

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Hear Jaime Pressly, Katie Finneran and more give their answers! Don’t miss I Hate My Teenage Daughter when it premieres Wednesday, November 30, only on Fox.

The free week-long event, continuing through Sept. 12, begins each night with a party at 6 PM. A panel with network stars begins at 7 PM, followed by the screening.

Following Los Angeles, PaleyFest will play New York’s Paley Center for Media Sept 13-20. Receptions will be held from 6-6:30 PM, followed by the screening.

Among the series to be screened at PaleyFest are NBC’s “The Playboy Club,” starring Tony Award winner Laura Benanti (Gypsy); NBC’s “Up All Night,” starring Christina Applegate (Sweet Charity); NBC’s “Free Agent,” starring Hank Azaria (Spamalot); CBS’ “Person of Interest,” starring Michael Emerson (Hedda Gabler); CBS’ “A Gifted Man,” featuring Patrick Wilson (The Full Monty), Jennifer Ehle (The Real Thing), Margo Martindale (Cat on a Hot Tin Roof), Pablo Schreiber (Awake and Sing!) and Raul Esparza (Taboo); ABC’s “Suburgatory,” starring Ana Gasteyer (Wicked); and Fox’s “I Hate My Teenage Daughter,” starring Tony winner Katie Finneran (Noises Off).

The Paley Center for Media is located at 465 North Beverly Drive in Beverly Hills, CA. For more information and to make reservations, visit www.paleycenter.org.

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I HATE MY TEENAGE DAUGHTER, the new family comedy starring Jaime Pressly and Katie Finneran as single moms, best friends – and former nerds – who fear their privileged and overly indulged daughters are turning out just like the mean girls who picked on them in high school, will now debut on Wednesday, Nov. 30 (9:30-10:00 PM ET/PT) after THE X FACTOR on FOX.

* The cast seems to know that the title sounds a little harsh, but Pressly wanted to clarify that the title isn’t the pervasive feeling of the show, but the point that your kids can sometimes drive you to. Pressly said “every parent has that moment where they want to break down and just scream.” The actress thinks the show is relatable to many people, but parents of teens especially, who Pressly thinks “will be able to escape and realize they’re not alone” in the “hormone hell” they’re in with their children.
* Pressly and Finneran talked about what they were like as teenagers, and Pressly said she was “treated like dirt by the mean girls,” in North Carolina until she moved to California, describing her young self as an outcast and a tomboy. Finneran seemed to have it easier, saying she was friends with everybody — “the nice girl, the designated driver.”
* The actresses who play the mean-girl teenage daughters, Aisha Dee and Kristi Lauren, seemed to be far nicer than their onscreen couterparts, though Lauren joked that her parents are worried she’s “going to turn into her character.” Dee said it was “fun to get to play the kind of person everyone wants to be,” to which Pressly (who has lots of antagonistic roles on her résumé) cracked, “flat out, it’s fun to play the bitch, ask me.”
* Pressly is best known for her Emmy-winning role of Joy on My Name Is Earl, but she copped to her success being as much of a curse as it is a blessing. She was “very scared that I wasn’t going to be able to get another show for a very long time,” because “it’s so easy to be pigeonholed” now that so many people associate her with Joy. Naturally, she said she was very grateful to the showrunners of this show for bringing her on.

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