Disney Could Be Bringing Back This CANCELED Show!

It’s no secret that Disney’s been canceling shows left and right lately.

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And they’re not the only ones! Plenty of companies have been scrapping their television series after one season, a few seasons, it really doesn’t seem to matter. While we’re heartbroken over some of these decisions, we have great news for you — Disney may be bringing BACK this canceled show!

According to The Direct, Gravity Falls, which was canceled on Disney Channel in 2014, COULD see a revival in the future, according to one top Disney executive.

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Since the show’s cancelation, the creator Alex Hirsch has published many books in the same universe, continuing the story. However, in a recent interview, Executive Vice President of Television Animation and Disney Branded Television Meredith Roberts told The Direct, “You know, we’re in conversations with Alex. He’s about to publish a book with Disney on his project. And we also do some shorts. So never say never.

Alex Hirsch and fans celebrating the Gravity Falls: Lost Legends graphic novel ©BN EVENTS GROVE ON TWITTER

Even though the show’s been gone for 10 years now, the demand for a reboot is still plenty strong within the fanbase, and any glimmer of hope is welcome.

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3 Replies to “Disney Could Be Bringing Back This CANCELED Show!”

  1. Bringing back Gravity Falls is a great idea!!!!!!!!! It appeals to a base that Disney often misses that leans toward Universal.