From Jaime Weinman of Maclean’s Magazine:

• More Popular in the States, Exhibit A: Being Erica
  “Popularity deficits can go both ways. Are there any other Canadian shows that had more of an impact in the U.S. than they did here?” Read more.

From Michael Schneider of Variety:

• ABC to adapt Canadian series ‘Being Erica’
  “ABC is developing a U.S. version of Canadian hit “Being Erica,” which currently airs on Alphabet sister cabler SoapNet. Maggie Friedman (“Eastwick”) will write the U.S. version and exec produce. David Fortier and Ivan Schneeberg, who head up Toronto-based Temple Street Prods., which produces the original series, will also exec produce. ABC Studios is behind the U.S. adaptation.” Read more.

Erica is helping ho-ho-host 50/50 Press’ first holiday party, much to the disappointment of her Rabbi father. In her effort to give Adam the perfect Christmas, Erica learns the true meaning of the holidays with visits to her friends’ Christmases past, and one particularly memorable Hanukkah of her own.

From Kat Angus of Postmedia News:

• TV tonight: Being Erica
  “Being Erica ends its third season tonight after a 13-week run that can best be described as “mercurial.” Although Season 3 had its high points (such as when the show delved into Dr. Tom’s backstory, or whenever Season 2 cast member Sebastian Pigott returned for a guest spot), the remaining episodes seemed scattered, without any real focus. Even worse, the writers tried to force plot points down our throats without having earned them.” Read more.