FXX will bring back its sophomore comedy series Man Seeking Woman for a third campaign, the network announced Wednesday.

The series, which stars Jay Baruchel as a single man jostling through the often rigorous dating scene, finished its second season with 399,000 viewers on a Live+7 basis, up 2% from the series’ freshman campaign, according to network officials.

The 10-episode third season of Man Seeking Woman will debut on FXX in early 2017. The series, based on Simon Rich’s book of short stories, The Last Girlfriend on Earth, is produced by Rich, Jonathan Krisel, Andrew Singer, Ian Maxtone-Graham and Lorne Michaels.

“Man Seeking Woman had another great season this year and continues to offer one of the smartest and funniest takes on dating and relationships on TV today,” said Nick Grad, president of original programming for FX Networks and FX Productions in a statement. “We are excited to move forward on a third season of Man Seeking Woman with Simon, Jonathan, Andrew, Ian and Lorne, and thank Jay, Eric and Britt for keeping the show so enjoyable.”

FXX has added a new half-hour comedy to its slate with a 10 episode order of Man Seeking Woman. 

The series, which stars Jay Baruchel as Josh Greenberg, is based on Simon Rich’s short story collection The Last Girlfriend on Earth. Rich also wrote the pilot and will serve as executive producer and showrunner. 

Rich’s former SNL boss Lorne Michaels also serves as executive producer alongside pilot director Jonathan Krisel and Andrew Singer. 

In addition to Baruchel, the cast is rounded out with up-and-coming comedy talent such as Eric André, Britt Lower and Maya Erskine. 

Man Seeking Woman is expected to premiere in 2015.