The Mindy Project Has Been Cancelled, and the Internet Isn't Happy

May 7, 2015 6:23 AM EDT

It’s goodbye for The Mindy Project, and the show’s loyal fans are not taking the news well.

Mindy Kaling’s rom-com sitcom will not be picked up for a fourth season at Fox, Entertainment Weekly reported on Wednesday. All hope is not lost for those rooting for the show’s pregnant protagonist, Dr. Mindy Lahiri, however. It’s possible that Hulu could pick up the show.

For now, fans are taking to Twitter to vent anger and sadness at the show’s uncertain fate. Here’s a sampling of they’re saying.

how could they cancel mindy project?!?!?! if i don't get to see that half indian half italian baby i will actually explode
— bon draper (@bonitanong) May 7, 2015

Turning to Mindy during this trying time. Your loss @FOXTV. Make it happen, hulu! #TheMindyProject pic.twitter.com/8Caz1ljMq1
— Kelsey Hunt (@kels2k) May 7, 2015

I wasn't gonna go out tonight, but Fox cancelled "The Mindy Project," so now I'm ordering drinks. Your move, Hulu.
— muppet christmaag carol (@emilymaag) May 7, 2015

First Derek dies. Then Mindy is cancelled. The apocalypse is coming. I hate life💔
— Sydney Friedman Slomovitz (@LeafTaleTherapy) May 7, 2015

My reaction to hearing Fox cancelled @mindykaling's Mindy Project "But I frickin' love that show!" TGFH (Thank goodness for Hulu)!
— Cara (@stonca01) May 7, 2015

No one could pull of a brightly patterned vest over a long-sleeved shirt dress like Mindy Lahiri. No one. #HuluSaveMindy
— Gillian Leigh Sonin (@gilleigh) May 7, 2015

TODAY WAS THE WORST DAY MINDY PROJECT WAS CANCELLED ZAYN YELLED AT LOUIS AND I HATE FINALS
— gabs! (@gabbishaw) May 7, 2015

The Mindy Project got canceled. I am canceled. RIP
— katie (@kwizzzz) May 7, 2015

This article originally appeared on People.com

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