WOY is such a great and positive show, with still o lot of to offer when it comes to both story and characters. It's definetely deserves another season.
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Rosie Brown
10 years ago
This show means so much to so many people including me it's gotten me through some incredibly dark times and has never once not made me smile. Please save it
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Hope Bush
10 years ago
Please do a Wander Over Yonder Season 3 it's deserve another season
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Maria Oviedo
10 years ago
This show is pure heart and creativity. We need this show for the children!
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Felix Feit
10 years ago
save WoY!
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Terry Mitchell
10 years ago
#SaveWOY
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Lauren Ash
10 years ago
STOp CANCELLING THE BEST SHOWS.
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Nigel Muhamz
10 years ago
wander over yonder is so good dont cancel please
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Damian R
10 years ago
Please don't cancel Wander Over Yonder!
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Selena Suarez
10 years ago
I love Wander Over Yonder and seeing it end the way it's supposed to would make me and everyone else on the planet more than happy!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is an incredible show, and with all the popularity it has amassed, it makes sense for it to continue. Plus, I'd miss the fun of watching the series progress with my friends. I really love watching this show. I love the characters, the design, and the writing, and I'm not ready to see it go.
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Megan Poss
10 years ago
I'm signing because I love Wander Over Yonder.
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Fiona
10 years ago
BRING WOY BACK!!
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Carus Lumen
10 years ago
Ah, we're going through THIS again, are we? I figured a few years gone by meant that the industry wised up, but nope, we're right back to that point when studios & bigwigs figure quantity of cost is more important than quality of content... all but ignoring, of course, the people who should sort of MATTER to this kind of decision.
Disney, you're having a good run in the cartoon department, honestly. "Phineas & Ferb" got me back into the world of animated series, & everyone in my high school loved the continuity & inventiveness until it ended on a very well-done note."Star vs. the Forces of Evil" is watched by all females & males I know because it's clever & creative, no matter how obvious it's meant to be a counter against "Steven Universe"'s girl power. (Nothing to be ashamed of, but let's face it, we all know that's what it is.) "Gravity Falls" was a hot topic of discussion in my college since day 1, as my friends were the ones who decoded each episode frame-by-frame, made inside jokes out of their ingenious humor, & tearfully accepted that our obsession had rushed its ending, preventing us from getting more unbelievably amazing adventures with our favorite pair of twins.
This show, however? This is practically on a whole other level. I say this not because of the comedy that combines rapid slapstick with brilliant references that rival "Tom & Jerry", or the actual heartrendering moments of story & emotions which get people to realize how that amount of heart put in makes this much more than just a show. No, the reason this goes above & beyond is because without gags or gimmicks or testing the limits of how dark a cartoon can be, it's still what you should be focusing on more than any dramatic sitcom: A series that treats kids like the adults who can watch it with them while teaching both parties important life lessons. I watch this with your younger viewers while babysitting who adore this show & learn from the morals being taught to always be a better pers
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Carus Lumen
10 years ago
Ah, we're going through THIS again, are we? I figured a few years gone by meant that the industry wised up, but nope, we're right back to that point when studios & bigwigs figure quantity of cost is more important than quality of content... all but ignoring, of course, the people who should sort of MATTER to this kind of decision.
Disney, you're having a good run in the cartoon department, honestly. "Phineas & Ferb" got me back into the world of animated series, & everyone in my high school loved the continuity & inventiveness until it ended on a very well-done note."Star vs. the Forces of Evil" is watched by all females & males I know because it's clever & creative, no matter how obvious it's meant to be a counter against "Steven Universe"'s girl power. (Nothing to be ashamed of, but let's face it, we all know that's what it is.) "Gravity Falls" was a hot topic of discussion in my college since day 1, as my friends were the ones who decoded each episode frame-by-frame, made inside jokes out of their ingenious humor, & tearfully accepted that our obsession had rushed its ending, preventing us from getting more unbelievably amazing adventures with our favorite pair of twins.
This show, however? This is practically on a whole other level. I say this not because of the comedy that combines rapid slapstick with brilliant references that rival "Tom & Jerry", or the actual heartrendering moments of story & emotions which get people to realize how that amount of heart put in makes this much more than just a show. No, the reason this goes above & beyond is because without gags or gimmicks or testing the limits of how dark a cartoon can be, it's still what you should be focusing on more than any dramatic sitcom: A series that treats kids like the adults who can watch it with them while teaching both parties important life lessons. I watch this with your younger viewers while babysitting who adore this show & learn from the morals being taught to always be a better pers
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Ashley
10 years ago
I'm getting really tired of finding a tv show I love only for it to be canceled a couple months later it's ok if it's a choice by the crew but to just do this with no warning not cool man not cool
keep the show alive
Woy deserves a good ending!!!
WANDER OVER YONDER GOSHDAMIT. IT IS A GOOD SHOW
I really want this show to continue!!
WOY is such a great and positive show, with still o lot of to offer when it comes to both story and characters. It's definetely deserves another season.
This show means so much to so many people including me it's gotten me through some incredibly dark times and has never once not made me smile. Please save it
Please do a Wander Over Yonder Season 3 it's deserve another season
This show is pure heart and creativity. We need this show for the children!
save WoY!
#SaveWOY
STOp CANCELLING THE BEST SHOWS.
wander over yonder is so good dont cancel please
Please don't cancel Wander Over Yonder!
I love Wander Over Yonder and seeing it end the way it's supposed to would make me and everyone else on the planet more than happy!
This is an incredible show, and with all the popularity it has amassed, it makes sense for it to continue. Plus, I'd miss the fun of watching the series progress with my friends. I really love watching this show. I love the characters, the design, and the writing, and I'm not ready to see it go.
I'm signing because I love Wander Over Yonder.
BRING WOY BACK!!
Ah, we're going through THIS again, are we? I figured a few years gone by meant that the industry wised up, but nope, we're right back to that point when studios & bigwigs figure quantity of cost is more important than quality of content... all but ignoring, of course, the people who should sort of MATTER to this kind of decision. Disney, you're having a good run in the cartoon department, honestly. "Phineas & Ferb" got me back into the world of animated series, & everyone in my high school loved the continuity & inventiveness until it ended on a very well-done note."Star vs. the Forces of Evil" is watched by all females & males I know because it's clever & creative, no matter how obvious it's meant to be a counter against "Steven Universe"'s girl power. (Nothing to be ashamed of, but let's face it, we all know that's what it is.) "Gravity Falls" was a hot topic of discussion in my college since day 1, as my friends were the ones who decoded each episode frame-by-frame, made inside jokes out of their ingenious humor, & tearfully accepted that our obsession had rushed its ending, preventing us from getting more unbelievably amazing adventures with our favorite pair of twins. This show, however? This is practically on a whole other level. I say this not because of the comedy that combines rapid slapstick with brilliant references that rival "Tom & Jerry", or the actual heartrendering moments of story & emotions which get people to realize how that amount of heart put in makes this much more than just a show. No, the reason this goes above & beyond is because without gags or gimmicks or testing the limits of how dark a cartoon can be, it's still what you should be focusing on more than any dramatic sitcom: A series that treats kids like the adults who can watch it with them while teaching both parties important life lessons. I watch this with your younger viewers while babysitting who adore this show & learn from the morals being taught to always be a better pers
Ah, we're going through THIS again, are we? I figured a few years gone by meant that the industry wised up, but nope, we're right back to that point when studios & bigwigs figure quantity of cost is more important than quality of content... all but ignoring, of course, the people who should sort of MATTER to this kind of decision. Disney, you're having a good run in the cartoon department, honestly. "Phineas & Ferb" got me back into the world of animated series, & everyone in my high school loved the continuity & inventiveness until it ended on a very well-done note."Star vs. the Forces of Evil" is watched by all females & males I know because it's clever & creative, no matter how obvious it's meant to be a counter against "Steven Universe"'s girl power. (Nothing to be ashamed of, but let's face it, we all know that's what it is.) "Gravity Falls" was a hot topic of discussion in my college since day 1, as my friends were the ones who decoded each episode frame-by-frame, made inside jokes out of their ingenious humor, & tearfully accepted that our obsession had rushed its ending, preventing us from getting more unbelievably amazing adventures with our favorite pair of twins. This show, however? This is practically on a whole other level. I say this not because of the comedy that combines rapid slapstick with brilliant references that rival "Tom & Jerry", or the actual heartrendering moments of story & emotions which get people to realize how that amount of heart put in makes this much more than just a show. No, the reason this goes above & beyond is because without gags or gimmicks or testing the limits of how dark a cartoon can be, it's still what you should be focusing on more than any dramatic sitcom: A series that treats kids like the adults who can watch it with them while teaching both parties important life lessons. I watch this with your younger viewers while babysitting who adore this show & learn from the morals being taught to always be a better pers
I'm getting really tired of finding a tv show I love only for it to be canceled a couple months later it's ok if it's a choice by the crew but to just do this with no warning not cool man not cool