“AP Bio” has been canceled at Peacock. Series creator Mike O’Brien broke the news in a tweet on Monday. “I’m sad to announce that AP Bio will not be renewed for a 5th season,” he wrote ...

“AP Bio” has been canceled at NBC. Series creator Mike O’Brien shared the news with fans on Twitter, writing that “This has been my favorite project of my life.” In the single-camera ...

The news was broken by the show’s creator, Mike O’Brien, over a Twitter thread. “I’m intensely sad to announce that AP Bio will be ending after this season,” he tweeted. “This has been ...

'A.P. Bio' starring Glenn Howerton aired for two seasons on NBC and two seasons on Peacock. Here's everything to know about why the show got canceled twice.

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The show in question is AP Bio, with Howerton playing the central character Jack Griffin, a disgraced Harvard professor who ends up teaching advanced placement biology in his hometown.

A former philosophy professor who takes a job teaching advanced placement biology uses his students to get back at the people in his life who have wronged him.

The wait is almost over, “A.P. Bio” fans. On Tuesday, Peacock, NBCUniversal’s new streaming service, revealed the premiere date for Season 3 of the Glenn Howerton-led comedy, which was ...

The balance of shamelessly evil characters and comedy genius is one that is hard to master, and one that is only seen in award-winning shows like “Veep.” NBC’s latest attempt is unsteady and ...

The bell is ringing and class is officially over for A.P. Bio. The quirky sitcom was cancelled once already, getting the ax by NBC after just two seasons. It was resurrected by the Peacock ...

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The cast of A.P. Bio teases what to expect from the new season of the show, which is now streaming on NBC's streaming service, Peacock.