Minx Canceled for Second Time, Ends After 2 Seasons
The Adult Swim series "Minx" has been canceled for the second time, ending its run after only two seasons. The news comes as a shock to fans of the critically-acclaimed show, which had gained a dedicated following and received widespread acclaim from critics.
"Minx" premiered on Adult Swim in 2022 to great fanfare, starring Ollie Alexander, Patton Oswalt, and Ike Barinholtz. The show was set in the 1970s and followed the journey of a young couple as they navigated the changing cultural landscape of the decade. The series tackled tough topics such as racism, sexism, and LGBTQ+ issues, earning praise from fans and critics alike for its bold and unapologetic approach.
However, despite its critical success, "Minx" was initially canceled after just one season in 2022. Fans were outraged, and a petition to revive the show gained over 10,000 signatures. In response to fan outcry, Adult Swim later reversed its decision and gave "Minx" a second season.
Sadly, despite the show’s newfound life, it appears that even the second season has come to an end. A statement from Adult Swim confirming the cancellation cited declining viewership and creative burnout as the reasons behind the decision.
The news has left fans reeling, with many taking to social media to express their disappointment and frustration. "I’m still in shock that #Minx got canceled again," wrote one fan. "The show was getting better with each episode, and it had such a unique perspective. So sad to see it go."
Others are vowing to continue fighting to save the show, even though it appears to be dead in the water. "We will not give up," wrote another fan. "We will continue to push for #Minx to be revived, and I hope that Adult Swim will reconsider their decision and bring back this incredible show."
While the future of "Minx" is uncertain, fans can still relive the series through streaming platforms and on-demand services. The show may be gone, but its impact and influence on television and popular culture are unlikely to be forgotten anytime soon.