As had been expected, Comedy Central’s The Sarah Silverman Program has been canceled after three seasons, Deadline is reporting, in spite of a Twitter campaign launched to save the show. The future of the series looked to be in jeopardy when the network moved the series from 10:30 p.m. to midnight midway through the third season, which ended last month. Hopefully Silverman — who scored a lead actress Emmy nomination for the show last year — will be able to find solace in the buzz from her just-released book, her upcoming movie role, and, of course, Matt Damon. [Deadline]
