Tyler Perry’s Sistas | Should The Series End Or Continue On With A Season 9?

Should ‘Sistas’ Be Canceled or Given a Proper Send-Off? Fans Speak Out

Season after season, fans have voiced their concerns about the direction Sistas has taken, and with ratings on the decline and criticisms about the new writing staff, many are asking: should the show be canceled? For those who have stuck around since Episode 1, the idea of just pulling the plug doesn’t sit right. Sure, the show has gone through some major changes, but abandoning it without a proper conclusion wouldn’t do justice to everything it’s built up over the years.

Some fans argue that Sistas should wrap up with Season 8, or even Season 9, if that happens to be the last season. But let’s be real: after all this time invested, simply ending the show without a solid finale would leave many unsatisfied. After all, no show can ever please everyone, but a proper ending, even if imperfect, would feel more satisfying than just pulling the plug. If we’re going to end it, let’s end it right.

Now, I’m not saying the show should continue down its current path. Let’s be honest—Sistas has faltered under the new writers. There was hope when Season 7 introduced fresh blood in the writers’ room, and the first half felt like a return to the early roots of the series. We got more Sister Circle moments, deeper character connections, and plenty of relatable drama. But then, the second half of Season 7 hit, and fans were left scratching their heads. Season 8 didn’t help, and now we’re left questioning the choices being made.

For example, Zach’s transformation into a stay-at-home dad was a bold move, but many fans felt it didn’t land well. His character took a backseat in a way that seemed more like a temporary fix than a well-thought-out arc. And don’t even get me started on Andy—she’s become almost unrecognizable from the confident, competent lawyer we once knew. At this point, it feels like Andy’s only role is to fake cry and get pushed around by the other characters. That’s not the character arc fans signed up for.

But it’s not just about Andy—there are larger issues at play here. The pacing feels off, especially with the same day stretching across multiple episodes. How many more episodes can we go without moving forward in the story? At this rate, we might not even get through a full 48 hours by the end of Season 8. Fans have voiced frustrations, and for good reason: things are dragging, and the writers seem to be missing the mark on what made the show great.

If Sistas continues into Season 9, there’s a serious need for re-evaluation. It’s not just about writing for the sake of writing—it’s about listening to the audience. The show needs to get back to the roots of what made it so relatable and fun in the first place. Bring back the chemistry between the sisters, focus on their individual growth, and please—give Andy back her spark. Fans have invested years into these characters, and they deserve better than this messy, disconnected storytelling.

While it’s unclear whether Season 9 will be the final season, fans are hoping it won’t be the end. But if it is, let’s make sure it’s done right. Whether that means bringing back some of the magic of the early seasons, or completely shaking things up, it’s time for a change. The writers need to listen to the feedback from viewers who care about the show’s legacy—because right now, it feels like Sistas is on the edge of either a complete reboot or a rushed, unsatisfying conclusion.

So, what do you think? Should Sistas be given a proper send-off, or is it time to pull the plug for good? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!