The Neighborhood Finale Photos Show Cast of Cancelled Spinoff
The untitled offshoot, which was being eyed for the 2025-26 TV season, would have seen Calvin and Tina's adult sons 'embark on new adventures, finally leaving their parents' nest to start the next chapter of their lives,' according to a previously released logline.
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A backdoor pilot will air as planned on Monday, May 5 at 8:30/7:30c on CBS, and serve as the second half of The Neighborhood's hour-long Season 7 finale.
On Thursday, the network released a selection of photos from the episode, which you can see below:
In the episode, titled 'Welcome to Venice,' the Butlers and Johnsons help Malcolm (Sheaun McKinney) move to across town. In addition to McKinney and Marcel Spears (aka Marty), the would-be cast includes Justin Long (Mom) as Bruce, 'a tech millionaire who is a mix of unjustified confidence and social ineptitude,' Kara Royster (Pretty Little Liars) as Matisse, 'Malcolm's new neighbor and a would-be influencer,' Angelique Cabral as Malcolm's literary agent Lisa, and Hunter King (Life in Pieces) as Bellamy, described as 'dark, sardonic and often under the influence of edibles.'
TVLine spoke with Cedric the Entertainer about the nixed offshoot, which you can read more about here.
Scroll down to see additional photos from s Season 7 finale, then drop a comment and let us know if you'll be watching.
Sheaun McKinney as Malcolm and Justin Long as Bruce
Justin Long as Bruce
Sheaun McKinney as Malcolm, Marcel Spears as Marty and Justin Long as Bruce
Marcel Spears as Marty and Hunter King as Bellamy
Hunter King as Bellamy, Marcel Spears as Marty and Kara Royster as Matisse
Angelique Cabral as Lisa and Sheaun McKinney as Malcolm
Skye Townsend as Courtney, Marcel Spears as Marty and Kara Royster as Matisse
Justin Long as Bruce and Max Greenfield as Dave
Justin Long as Bruce and Cedric The Entertainer as Calvin
Kara Royster as Matisse, Hunter King as Bellamy, Skye Townsend as Courtney, Sheaun McKinney as Malcolm, Marcel Spears as Marty and Justin Long as Bruce
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