Constance Wu seems to have complicated feelings about the return of Fresh Off The Boat

ABC has erased a whole series of shows from its programming today, including sitcoms Mute, The children are well, and Split together. Among the survivors of the half-hour comedy: Boat fees, which was instead renewed for a sixth season, to the applause of fans, the celebratory notes of the youngest members of the cast, and what might be called a "complicated" reaction of Star Constance Wu.

Wu first reacted to the announcement with something that seemed totally unsatisfied; In comments that have been removed since (but still lingering in the world of internet screen captures), she congratulated the fan for renewing her by denying that it's an action. "good news" and would have published "I do not like" on Instagram of the show. display on the new order. She then published a two-part explanation, accusing people of assuming that the previous tweets in which she said "Fuck From Hell" and "so upset that I literally cry" were about the series. She also said that she was grateful for the renewal and proud to be part of Boat fees, and expressed his love for the cast and his team, referring to previous tweets as the product of a "tough day".

Unsurprisingly, all of this sparked a fire of speculation online about what really happened in the FOTB world this afternoon. (And oddly, it caused a sudden Katherine Heigl trend on Twitter, in honor of another ABC actor who became a big movie star in the middle of the series.) After the success of Crazy Rich AsiansWu is one of Hollywood's biggest names right now, as well as a tireless voice for equal representation of Asian and female performers. So it is easy to think that she would have been much happier to have free time to do other things if the ABC series ends. At the same time, commentators have criticized the writing of the series in recent years, with Slate Last year, we wrote an article about how Wu's character, Jessica, has lost some of her most fascinating edges in the last two seasons. (Not to mention the fact that Nahnachka Khan is about to leave soon as a showrunner in favor of a new deal in another studio.)

Be that as it may, we must ask ourselves: Is it just a misunderstanding? A public relations team to life in an attempt to fight the phone of a customer become thug? Someone who is out of breath about a job that they do not like, as does their US divine right? In truth, we could never know. In any case, we are eager to hear about all the open and fun comic chemistry that exists between everyone involved in the shoot. Boat fees this year.