Tori Spelling's New Show Reportedly On The Chopping Block After Just One Season
Sept. 8 2014, Published 3:22 p.m. ET
90210 fans were excited to see Tori Spelling and Jenni Garth reunited on the small screen, but it seems it was short-lived.
According to a new report from TVLine, the ABC Family show Mystery Girls will not be renewed for a second season, although the network reps have yet to officially confirm it's been canceled.
Mystery Girls debuted on June 25 — just six months after Spelling's personal life crumbled when her husband Dean McDermott was caught in a two day affair with Canadian woman Emily Goodhand — to just 0.76 million viewers.
The show continued to plummet in ratings and only brought in 500,000 viewers for its season finale on Aug. 27.
Besides reality TV shows, this was Spelling's first lead on a sitcom show in more than seven years.
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