the Los Angeles area. Every episode of this series ended with a cliffhanger. The final episode ended with Tammi being thrown from an airplane by Dwight, who yelled, "Goodbye, Tammi Tyler!" Brown, along with Charlie Coffey produced Strip Mall, was about to plan the series' third season when Comedy Central decided to cancel the series because, given the recession at the time, it was too expensive to continue. Strip Mall was one of two Comedy Central sitcoms cancelled in June 2001 due to cost reasons; the other was That's My Bush! References External links Comedy Central original programming 2000s American sitcoms Television shows set in Los Angeles 2000 American television series debuts 2001 American television series endings Television series created by Julie Brown Television series created by Charlie Coffey (writer)