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Then came retool #3, which unraveled the show into oblivion before it could even take effect. NBC decided that ''Up All Night'', which to that point had been done in a single-camera format without a LaughTrack, would switch to a multi-camera format with a StudioAudience because why the hell not. They'd already tried everything else. Some truly nutty ideas were thrown around, such as baby Amy being able to see a portal connecting the single-cam world to the multi-cam world. In the end, they settled for the completely sane concept of having the entire show turn out to be a ShowWithinAShow, and from that point on follow the lives of the fictional actors playing Reagan, Chris, and Ava.[[note]][[http://www.tvguide.com/News/Up-All-Night-Demise-1062227.aspx Seriously, we're not making this up.]][[/note]] Somehow, Applegate was unimpressed and jumped ship, followed by Arnett and Rudolph. The show was dead, but it still took several months before NBC acknowledged defeat and canceled the show officially.
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Then came retool #3, which unraveled the show into oblivion before it could even take effect. NBC decided that ''Up All Night'', which to that point had been done in a single-camera format without a LaughTrack, would switch to a multi-camera format with a StudioAudience because why the hell not. They'd already tried everything else. Some truly nutty ideas were thrown around, such as baby Amy being able to see a portal connecting the single-cam world to the multi-cam world. In the end, they settled for the completely sane concept of having the entire show turn out to be a ShowWithinAShow, and from that point on follow the lives of the fictional actors playing Reagan, Chris, and Ava.[[note]][[http://www.[[note]][[https://web.archive.org/web/20130309014406/https://www.tvguide.com/News/Up-All-Night-Demise-1062227.aspx com/news/Up-All-Night-Demise-1062227.aspx/ Seriously, we're not making this up.]][[/note]] Somehow, Applegate was unimpressed and jumped ship, followed by Arnett and Rudolph. The show was dead, but it still took several months before NBC acknowledged defeat and canceled the show officially.
