Netflix cancels a lot of its animated shows, which is not just frustrating for fans but also indicates a problem trend with the streaming platform.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Netflix cancels a lot of shows in general, but the reason why so many of the streamer's animated series get canceled is worth exploring since it's actually a problematic trend. Poor ratings or financially taxing projects can often lead to cancelations, whether it's after one season on Netflix or before the show has even premiered.
Aside from the cost, animation time compared to shooting and post-production of live-action shows could impact a streamer's release schedule, making it more challenging to juggle too many animated shows on the roster if they are on vastly different production schedules. The most confusing question around cancelations is when there's proof that the format works.
Tuca & Bertie, while canceled at Netflix, was picked up by Cartoon Network's Adult Swim and went on for another two seasons.
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