Network NBC has cancelled drama series ”Good Girls” after four seasons. Starring Christina Hendricks, Retta and Mae Whitman, the show will end after the network airs its five remaining episodes in July.
According to Variety, the series will not be shopped elsewhere by studio Universal Television despite being a decent draw on Netflix.
Created by Jenna Bans, the series also starred Reno Wilson, Lidya Jewett, Isaiah Stannard, and Matthew Lillard. Bill Krebs and Carla Banks-Waddles served as co-showrunners and executive producers alongside Bans, Mark Wilding and Michael Weaver.
NBC also recently axed the dramas ”Manifest”, ”Debris”, and ”Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist.”
The foundation further aims to recruit a large number of volunteers to specifically support the initiative.
Ek Soch Foundation, a partner organisation, will be responsible for on-ground volunteer management.
“Vaccination is the need of the hour in India to win the battle against COVID-19. Rural India continues to struggle in coping with the pandemic and is now also struggling with vaccine registrations.
“So, COVREG is created based on a detailed understanding of rural India and their needs observed through months of on-ground work,” Sood said.
The trust that a neighbourhood volunteer warrant will be an additional push towards registration, he added.
“To address the challenges faced by rural citizens to register for vaccination, we have created this assisted model of COVREG wherein volunteers will handhold rural citizens throughout the vaccination journey, facilitating bookings for both inoculation doses,” Dilip Modi, founder of Spice Money, said.
“My quest is to be able to create more recognition, representation and to be able to have South Asians feel seen and heard, especially within the international community outside of South Asia,” the actor added.
As part of the launch, ZEE5 unveiled its line-up of Originals and other films across languages to release on the platform in the coming months, which included filmmaker SS Rajamouli”s much awaited “RRR” post its theatrical release.
