And that’s a wrap for The Neighborhood after eight seasons.
The cast and crew of the CBS comedy said goodbye this week as filming ended.
Actress Beth Behrs, who plays “Gemma” on the series, posted a video and pictures from the last day of production to Instagram on Thursday, Feb. 19.
The footage showed the crew cheering as cast members stood next to a large caking saying, “It’s the people who made The Neighborhood.”
Behrs embraced Tichina Arnold, who played “Tina,” and the two fought back tears. Cedric the Entertainer smiled and applauded the team behind the show.
“Playing ‘Gemma’ for 8 years through marriage, global pandemics, 2 strikes, motherhood and all the other bits of life has been an absolute gift — and that is thanks to this incredible cast and crew,” Behrs captioned the post.
She thanked viewers for watching and added, “We are so grateful!”
Arnold wrote in the comments section, “I could not have spent these past 8 glorious seasons with anyone better than you Beezy. You are a light that will always shine in my heart. You are my sister, my goofball buddy, my eternal friend. You rock. Love you lots!!!”
Cedric leads the cast as “Calvin Butler” a friendly guy from the Midwest who moves his family to a neighborhood in Los Angeles, where not everyone looks like him.
Max Greenfield, Sheaun McKinney, Marcel Spears, and Skye Townsend also star.
CBS renewed the comedy for an eighth and final season in March 2025.
The series premiered in 2018, and more than 100 episodes have aired.
Executive producers include Bill Martin, Mike Schiff, Aaron Kaplan, Wendi Trilling, Cedric the Entertainer, and Eric Rhone.
An air date for the series finale has not yet been announced, but the comedy is expected to conclude in May.
The Neighborhood airs Monday nights on the CBS network.
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