'Life Unexpected' Season 3 Could it happen - From Inside the Box

By Carina Adly MacKenzie

    

January 18,BONES, 2011 10:32 PM ET

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It's no mysterious that "Life Unexpected's" ratings have submerged in its second season - alternatively that they were not spectacular to start with, even along the CW's standards. The show has hovered eternally in the "not dead yet" district - and it looks like it's going to linger there for a few extra months.

Officially, The CW has not obliterated the show, but this isn't out of the ordinary. In truth, there ambition probably never be an lawful cancellation expression - more probable we simply won't look "Life Unexpected" on the Fall 2011 schedule when it's announced in May by the web Upfronts.

Plus, of lesson, there's the little publish of the Season 2 finale, which wound ashore Tuesday and brought the catena to a certain conclusion. If you haven't watched additionally, don't peruse on, for - Spoiler cautious,Winnie the pooh! - in the final moments of the second hour, the gang flashed amenable two annuals to Lux's tall school graduation. As valedictorian, Lux made a gorgeous discourse (the "light years" metaphor made us call!) while her household looked on.

Her family, comprised of Ryan and Julia (a couple) and their son, and Cate and Baze (likewise a couple). Even Math's girlfriend was preggo. Lux was with Jones (who has really been the right fellow from start to finish) and Tasha was juvie-free and campus bound.

There's not really anywhere to work from such a neatly jump wrap-up. Additionally, a "Complete Series" DVD unlock, with entire 26 episodes, has been scheduled for April 5 via Warner Home Video, and Kristoffer Polaha's holding handle with CBS namely a pretty clear indicator namely they're production last "Life Unexpected" preparations.

"There's forever a little hope," inventor Liz Tigelaar told Zap2it earlier this week, while we inquired if it was still value it because fans to movement and apply. "I average, why no? It can't impair, right?"

Stars Polaha and Shiri Appleby pitched a sitcom spin-off cried "Life, Unexpected!" complete with theme song and Lux beanies, but we'll let them explain that 1 to you here.

In short: We're not holding our expiration for Season 3, but we're emotion awfully lukewarm and fuzzy approximately the course Season 2 wrapped up. What did you calculate of the season (and possibly series) finale, Zappers? Let us know in the comments underneath!