"After 132 episodes, we felt that the show had, as all television programs eventually do, run its course, and it was time to offer viewers another option," Lifetime said. Both the network and Steve Mosko, president of Sony Pictures Television, the show's producer, praised executive producers Tammy Ader and Whoopi Goldberg and the cast.

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