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Kevin Canceled, Not Being Renewed For Season 2 At Prime Video

Williams MBy Williams MJune 21, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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“Kevin” is one cat that doesn’t have nine lives.

Prime Video has canceled the animated series from Aubrey Plaza (“Parks and Recreation”) and Joe Wengert (“Big Mouth”), both executive producers announced on Instagram.

“Amazon Prime is not picking up ‘Kevin’ for another season. Very disappointing since we were just getting going,” Plaza wrote in the caption to a post. “I want to say thank you to all the fans that watched our show and all of the incredible cast and crew that worked so hard to make this dream come alive.”

 

The series starred Jason Schwartzman (“Fargo”) as the titular feline; Plaza voiced his former owner, Dana. The cast also included Whoopi Goldberg (“The View”), John Waters (“Hairspray”), Aparna Nancherla (“The Great North”), Amy Sedaris (“Strangers With Candy”), and Gil Ozeri (“Big Mouth”).

Plaza continued: “I remember on the early days of ‘Parks & Rec’ when we all thought we would be cancelled because our ratings weren’t great. Our numbers. But we had some special humans over at NBC that believed in the show and let us grow and let audiences fall in love with our characters. I was hoping for this for ‘Kevin’ but sadly we are living in a different time in our industry. I hope the machines won’t ruin everything. Maybe Kevin will find a new owner someday. Love you all very much. Meow.”

Prime Video released the eight-episode first season of “Kevin” in April.

‘I’m proud of what we built’


Kevin and friends in Kevin
Courtesy of Prime Video

in a separate Instagram post, co-showrunner Joe Wengert also thanked the cast, crew, and audience. “And thank you to Aubrey [Plaza] and [co-showrunner Dan Murphy] for caring about this as much as I did.”

He added: “I’m extremely grateful to have made a funny show that is so insanely, specifically FOR ME with some old friends and some new friends and some personal heroes and some full-on icons. I’m proud of what we built and I’m super disappointed we won’t be going back there. (And for the record, there weren’t too many butthole jokes. It was a major part of his lived experience and Kevin would have wanted me to keep all of them in.)”

TVLine has reached out to Prime Video for comment.

Are you bummed “Kevin” won’t be back? Hit the comments, and let us know!





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