Tuca & Bertie

Three seasons, thirty episodes, two networks, two cancellations, and no single service that carries all of it.

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Where to start with Tuca & Bertie

Thirty episodes in order, and the only complication is practical rather than narrative: no single service carries all three seasons.

  1. 1
    Season 1, ten episodes Tuca & Bertie

    On Netflix, released complete in May 2019. Netflix cancelled it about two months later, which is why the second season is somewhere else.

  2. 2
    Seasons 2 and 3, twenty episodes Tuca & Bertie

    On Adult Swim, which revived the show in 2020 and ran it weekly for two more years. The numbering continues rather than restarting, so these really are seasons 2 and 3.

Then what? Adult Swim cancelled it in November 2022. The creator said she hoped to tell the intended ending somewhere else, and as of now nothing has been announced.

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  • Tuca & Bertie 2019, 3 seasons, 30 episodes

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