Today, I saw news that the cartoon "Final Space" was getting a graphic novel finale to end it's series cliffhanger, which was not picked up by Warner. My favorite scene in that show was where everyone on the ship was dancing to Footloose. And it was Kenny Loggin's actual track and I remember thinking: "that must be the most expensive scene in the series."
It made me remember other series that never finished off a cliffhanger. For me, the most annoying was Duckman, when his supposed dead wife showed up.
Roger Black's and Waco O'Guin's Brickleberry did that, ended the series on cliffhanger, then finished it with a graphics novel - then a crossover on their next show, Paradise PD. Then Paradise PD ended on a cliffhanger that they promise to finish on their third series, Farzar.
It seems to happen to cartoons a lot.
Star Trek Picard sort of did that too, ending on a cliffhanger. with that final Q scene. Will they finish it with a new series?
It made me remember other series that never finished off a cliffhanger. For me, the most annoying was Duckman, when his supposed dead wife showed up.
Roger Black's and Waco O'Guin's Brickleberry did that, ended the series on cliffhanger, then finished it with a graphics novel - then a crossover on their next show, Paradise PD. Then Paradise PD ended on a cliffhanger that they promise to finish on their third series, Farzar.
It seems to happen to cartoons a lot.
Star Trek Picard sort of did that too, ending on a cliffhanger. with that final Q scene. Will they finish it with a new series?
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