Fans of the animated musical comedy series, Central Park, are reacting to the show’s cancellation after three seasons.
The series, which is aired on Apple TV+ has been officially cancelled, as confirmed by co-creator and voice of Birdie, Josh Gad.
In response to a fan asking if the series would be returning, he shared on Threads: “Sadly, it’s done.”
The show, which was created by Loren Bouchard, using the same animation style as hit series, Bob’s Burgers, ran from May 2020 to September 2022.
On X/Twitter, fans of the show have been responding to its confirmed cancellation. One user responded to the announcement saying: “Whaaaaaaat? I really liked it. But I must confess I can’t remember how it ended last season. But I think it was not a proper ending.”
Whaaaaaaat?
I really liked it. But I must confess I can’t remember how it ended last season 🤔 But I think it was not a proper ending.— Mr.Floppy (@MrFloppy) December 3, 2023
The show, whose voice cast included Kristen Bell, Kathryn Hahn and Stanley Tucci among others, focuses on the Tillerman-Hunter family, through the eyes of a busker, Birdie, who narrates.
Another disappointed fan posted on X/Twitter: “Noooooooooooooooooo!~ NOT CENTRAL PARK! 0-0! Why! Why did they have to cancel a good thing! I loved central park! I was hoping they’d make a 4th and final season!”
Noooooooooooooooooo!~ NOT CENTRAL PARK! 0-0! Why! Why did they have to cancel a good thing! I loved central park! I was hoping they’d make a 4th and final season!
— Diamond Hikari (@MegRyan15) December 3, 2023
Another user agreed saying: “Ugh. Why do decent TV shows get canned on streaming?”
But some users were not surprised at the show’s confirmed cancellation. One said: They didn’t promote it well. I didn’t even know there was a season two and I love cartoons”, while another wrote: “This was still going?”
They didn’t promote it well. I didn’t even know there was a season two and I love cartoons.
— Moonbat (@Moonbat14) December 3, 2023
However, the series was clearly loved by many fans, and was given an average rating of 97% on review aggregator, Rotten Tomatoes. Back in 2020, NME wrote: “Central Park does it’s talking by performing hip-hop songs about whether gardeners and fans of roller disco can cohabit with each other peacefully.
“This all makes for a fun show. An enjoyable show. A much welcome change of pace to anything else hanging out in the yard right now. To its credit, Central Park is a show that continues to smile, even when it seems there is less and less to smile about.”
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