Hacks Star Hannah Einbinder Just Made A 'Bittersweet' Announcement About The Future Of The Show

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Hannah Einbinder and Jean Smart pictured backstage at the Emmys on SundayHannah Einbinder and Jean Smart pictured backstage at the Emmys on Sunday

Hannah Einbinder has confirmed rumours that the upcoming fifth season of Hacks will be the last.

The comedian and actor shared what she described as the “bittersweet” news while speaking to reporters on the red carpet at the Emmy Awards on Sunday night.

“We’re going to start [filming] next week, and knowing it’s the last season is really bittersweet,” she told E! host Heather McMahan. “But I think it’s right, you know?”

Hannah added that she thought the end of the fifth season was the right time to end the show, as it was better to call time on Hacks when it is still popular and loved.

“I think it’s nice to do something as many times as it should be done,” she explained on the awards show red carpet. “Not overstay your welcome. Rip it and do it and laugh and cry.”

Hannah Einbinder and Jean Smart in HacksHannah Einbinder and Jean Smart in Hacks

Hacks has been an awards darling since it debuted in 2019, with Jean Smart winning an Emmy for every season she has played comedian Deborah Vance.

Series creators Lucia Aniello, Paul W. Downs, and Jen Statsky previously admitted they had a five-season plan for their hit US series. After the events of season four, the trio hinted that Hacks may go on for even longer, but sadly for fans, that is evidently no longer the case.

“We are now breaking up season five, and we have to see how many episodes it will take us to get to where we know we’re going to go,” Paul W. Downs told Variety, breaking down the events of the season four finale.

“The final scene of the final episode has been in our minds since 2015, and we’re excited to get there. But that may take more episodes than we can fit in the season.”

While there’s no official word yet on exactly when season five of Hacks will air, it’s worth noting that previous seasons have debuted in the spring.

Hannah herself won the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy and used her speech to speak her mind on numerous political causes.

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