Greek Reunion Movie Is Officially Dead at Freeform

The cable network will not be moving forward with the previously announced two-hour holiday special

By Billy Nilles Jun 22, 2017 5:59 PMTags
Greek, College TV ShowsABC Family

Bad news, Greek fans: The highly-anticipated return to Cypress-Rhodes University is no longer happening. At least, not on Freeform.

E! News has confirmed that network will not be moving forward with Greek: The Reunion, the two-hour holiday movie that was revealed to be in development over a year ago during their 2016 Upfronts presentation. The reason they've abandoned their plans to check in with Casey, Rusty, Cappie and the gang at their five-year class reunion hasn't been made clear.

TVLine first reported the news.

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When the project was announced in 2016, executive producers Sean Piller, Lloyd Sagan and creator Patrick Sean Smith were attached to return, however none of the cast was mentioned as being formally involved—which, if we're being honest, wasn't the best sign for things to come. Whether the creatives plan to shop the project elsewhere or let sleeping dogs lie remains to be seen.

Greek originally ran from 2007 to 2011 on then-ABC Family and starred Jacob Zachar, Spencer Grammer, Scott Michael Foster, Jake McDorman, Amber StevensPaul James, Dilshad Vadsaria, and Clarke Duke.

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