Warner Bros. has pulled the plug on the animated series Little Ellen.
It hasn’t even been a year since the show debuted but Warner Bros. has already decided to cancel it.
Scroll on to find out why…
DeGeneres is no stranger when it comes to cancelation.
This is, in fact, DeGeneres’s second cancelation after it was announced that the curtains would close on her talk show after the nineteenth season.
According to Deadline, Little Ellen is an animated series aimed at preschoolers but was scrapped after just 2 seasons.
This comes as season 3 was complete and ready to air but was pushed back earlier this year…
And now the show will not be making its return.
In case you’re wondering, Little Ellen is a series about DeGeneres’s early life.
Her character is played by voice actor Laurel Emory, who plays the 7-year-old DeGeneres.
10 episodes were produced in each season and the run length per episode was roughly eleven minutes long.
The decision for the show to be canceled looks to be the Warner Bros. Discovery merge, which most notably saw the cancellation of the DC movie Batgirl.
Little Ellen wasn’t the only show that was canceled ahead of its premiere.
The reality TV show The Big D was also canceled 2 weeks after its premiere.
It appears that a lot of movies and TV series have been canceled by Warner Bros this year.
Reports have said that the decision was due to tax reasons.
However, it’s still unclear how Little Ellen fits into this factor.
With DeGeneres’ talk show and animated series coming to an end, it leaves us with just one question…
What’s next for her?