Central Park

Thirty nine episodes of an animated musical, released in batches, with the lead child recast after the first season and the original actress returning as somebody else.

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Where to start with Central Park

Thirty nine episodes in order. A family lives in and looks after Central Park while a hotel heiress tries to buy it, and roughly two original songs turn up per episode.

  1. 1
    Season 1, ten episodes Central Park

    Two episodes on 29 May 2020, then one a week on Fridays until late July. This is the only season with Kristen Bell as Molly.

  2. 2
    Season 2, sixteen episodes Central Park

    Released in two blocks of eight nine months apart: three episodes on 25 June 2021 then weekly to 30 July, and then three more on 4 March 2022 then weekly to 8 April. Apple treated the second block as the season returning, not as a new season. Emmy Raver-Lampman voices Molly from here on.

  3. 3
    Season 3, thirteen episodes Central Park

    Three on 9 September 2022, then weekly to 18 November. Kristen Bell is back in the cast list, but as Abby, Paige's sister, which is a new character rather than a reversal.

Then what? Apple never announced a fourth season. Co-creator Josh Gad confirmed the end himself on social media in December 2023. All three seasons are still on Apple TV+.

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  • Central Park 2020, 3 seasons, 39 episodes

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