Short Runners / Western Animation

Western Animation Short-Runners.

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• The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo - 13 episodes, but we never got to learn who the 13th ghost was until a future movie.
• 3 Amigonauts
• 3Below
• 3-2-1 Penguins!: Both runs of the show count as this, with the Direct to Video run consisting of 6 episodes and the qubo run consisting of 20 episodes, not counting a Clip Show episode comprised of the songs from the direct-to-video releases and the edited versions of the aformentioned direct-to-video episodes.
• 101 Dalmatian Street
• The Adventures of Hyperman
• The Adventures of Kid Danger - Unlike the live action series this was based on, this show had only 12 episodes.
• The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle - The original show lasted many episodes, but this one? A measly 26.
• The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3
• The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin - Ran for one 65-episode season before being ended when Worlds Of Wonder went out of business. Was not helped by the horrible timeslot it kept getting.
• Agent Elvis
• Alias the Jester
• Allen Gregory - It ended after its 7th episode. It's often claimed to be due to massive negative reception from viewers and critics alike, but Fox had little faith in it to begin with (being a mid-season replacement for Family Guy)
• The Alvin Show
• The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan
• Anne of Green Gables: The Animated Series (lasted 26 episodes from 2001-2002, though it did get a DVD release and had some mild success in reruns)
• The Aquaman & Friends Action Hour
• Archie's Weird Mysteries - One 40-episode season.
• Around the World in Eighty Days
• Atomic Puppet
• Attack of the Killer Tomatoes!
• Audrey and Friends - The show lasted for 26 episodes.
• Avenger Penguins
• The Avengers: United They Stand
• Baby Blues - this show only got two seasons (13 episodes each for a total of 26 episodes), only one of which actually made it to air.
• The Bagel and Becky Show
• Barnyard Commandos
• BB3B
• Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! - Had 52 episodes across two 26-episode seasons before being replaced by Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?
• Beauty and the Beast: Belle's Magical World - Only aired 3 episodes before being scrapped and cancelled.
• Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom
• Bertha
• Beware the Batman
• Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot
• The Big Knights
• Billy
• Billy Dilley's Super Duper Subterranean Summer - With only a single 13-episode season that was burned off in 2 weeks during the summer of 2017, it is noted as being one of Disney Television Animation's shortest-lived series.
• Birdz - According to creator Larry Jacobs, a timeslot after the news did not help this show at all, which only lasted 13 episodes.
• Blaster's Universe
• Bless the Harts
• The Bluffers
• Bob Morane
• Boo Boom! The Long Way Home - It intentionally ended after just 1 season of 26 episodes.
• Bordertown
• Boyster
• Bravestarr
• The Bremen Avenue Experience
• The Brothers Flub
• The Brothers Grunt - This infamously ugly show lasted only 42 episodes, seven of which never saw airtime.
• Bucky O'Hare and the Toad Wars! - 13 episodes was all for this show.
• Buddy Thunderstruck - While never officially cancelled, Netflix completely neglected to renew it for a second season, much to creator Ryan Wiesbrock's chagrin.
• Bunsen Is a Beast - The last of the works of Butch Hartman. It lasted 26 episodes.
• Bureau of Alien Detectors
• Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kids
• Butt-Ugly Martians
• The Buzz on Maggie
• Calling Cat 22!
• Capitol Critters — Aired only 13 episodes in early 1992 due to the combination of an Uncertain Audience and sharing the short-lived TGIF offshoot "I Love Saturday Night" with Perfect Strangers and aging one-time hits Who's the Boss? and Growing Pains.
• Care Bears:
  • Care Bears: Adventures in Care-a-Lot - Has 24 episodes and two specials across two seasons: 13 episodes for season 1, 11 episodes and two specials for season 2.
  • Care Bears: Welcome to Care-a-Lot - Has 26 episodes across one season.
    • Care Bears & Cousins - A Sequel Series that had two 6-episode seasons.
• Carmen Got Expelled! - Only the pilot episode aired before it got expelled.
• Captain Simian and the Space Monkeys
• Captain Star
• Catscratch - It had only one season stretched across two years.
• Cave Kids - Has only eight episodes.
• C-Bear and Jamal
• Centaurworld - Was designed to only have 2 seasons, making it a roughly 20 episodes series.
• Channel Umptee-3
• The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show - Although the comic strip it was based on was very successful, the series only lasted two seasons with 18 episodes combined due to low ratings.
• Chop Chop Ninja - Although the shorts it was based on were very successful, the series only lasted a single season.
• Chop Socky Chooks
• Chozen
• Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos — Only five episodes were made, but more were planned.
• Chuck's Choice - It ran for one season of 20 episodes which aired from May through June of 2017. Reruns continued until 2021.
• City of Ghosts - Lasted a single season with six episodes.
• Clang Invasion
• Class of 3000 - Ended after two seasons due to high production costs not justifying continued production.
• Cleopatra in Space
• Clerks: The Animated Series - Only six episodes, two of which never aired.
• Click & Clack's As the Wrench Turns
• Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (2017)
• Clone High - Infamously ended after 13 episodes on one of the biggest ambiguous cliffhangers in cartoon history. Then a revival began airing in 2023.
• Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island - A poor man's knock off of Spongebob, it lasted 13 episodes over 2 seasons.
• Combo Niños
• Committed
• The Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley
• Corduroy - It only lasted for 26 episodes in a single season.
• Counterfeit Cat
• The Critic - Despite positive reviews and respectable ratings, both ABC and Fox (but especially the latter) wanted it gone, and so it lasted 23 episodes across two seasons (plus 10 short webisodes from a failed internet-based revival in the 2000s)
• Creature Comforts - The British version aired for two seasons between 2003 and 2005. The American adaption faired even worse, as it only had seven episodes, three of which actually aired, the rest was put on DVD.
• Creepschool
• Cro
• Crossing Swords
• Cupcake & Dino: General Services - Despite receiving critical acclaim and high viewership on Netflix, it only ran for 26 episodes.
• Cybersix - Only has one season of 13 episodes.
• Da Boom Crew - 13 episodes, but only four were even aired.
• Dad'X - only one season was ever made.
• Daft Planet - Cancelled when funding ran out thanks to the cuts to the CTW program.
• Damaged - Lasted 12 episodes. They made up season 1.
• Danger & Eggs
• Danger Rangers - Lasted for 1 season with 16 episodes, two of which are Clip Shows.
• Dan Vs. - Lasted 53 episodes; 22 episodes for season 1, 18 for season 2, and 13 for season 3.
• Dave the Barbarian
• Dead End: Paranormal Park: An almost impressively short run; two ten-episode seasons airing in June and October of 2022 respectively, before its cancellation in January 2023.
• Defenders of the Earth
• Detention
• Dilbert
• D.N. Ace
• Dora and Friends: Into the City! - 38 episodes across three years. A far cry from the impressive status of the show it spun off of.
• Downtown
• The Drinky Crow Show
• Droopy, Master Detective
• Earthworm Jim - Two seasons of 23 episodes total.
• Edebits
• Endangered Species (2015) - the shortest-lived series of Nerd Corps Entertainment, with all 26 episodes being burned off by Teletoon in only 1 month
• Evil Con Carne - Creator Maxwell Atoms willingly ended the show after one season; both this and fellow creation The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, both spin-offs of Grim & Evil, were popular, but he didn't want the stress of showrunning two cartoons at once. There was a second season, but it only consisted of four episodes. Con Carne characters were rolled into the Billy and Mandy universe over time.
• Family Dog - 13 episodes, only 10 were aired. Probably due to how mean spirited this show is.
• The Family-Ness
• Fanboy and Chum Chum
• Fangbone! - According to creator Michael Rex, the series got good ratings, but executives didn't find them high enough to warrant ordering a second season, ending the show on a cliffhanger.
• Fantomcat
• Father of the Pride - 13 episodes of this show starring Siegfried and Roy's big cats were aired, but due to the mauling of Roy before the show began, it had no chance. Two more episodes are known to exist, but never aired.
• Fievel's American Tails
• Fillmore!
• Fish Police- 6 episodes of this dud were aired.
• Flash Gordon (1996)
• Flying Rhino Junior High
• Foe Paws
• The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang
• Forky Asks a Question
• The Foxbusters
• Fraidy Cat - The show got it worse than other shows on this list - it was slated for an 18-episode run, but due to the immense negative reception it had on Uncle Croc's Block, it got canned and taken off of the block after the 12th episode.
• Freakazoid! - Two seasons of 24 episodes total. It gained quite a cult following.
• Freak Show
• Freaktown - After being aired weekly through the summer of 2016, Teletoon took the series off the schedule and burned the rest off on a lazy weekend afternoon in October before permanently removing it from their schedule.
• Fred's Head
• Fresh Beat Band of Spies
• Full English
• The Funky Phantom
• Future-Worm!
• Galaxy High
• Galtar and the Golden Lance
• Gary and Mike
• Gary the Rat
• Gasp!
• Generation O!
• Get Ace
• Get Ed
• G.I. Joe Extreme
• G.I. Joe: Renegades
• G.I. Joe: Sigma 6
• Glitch Techs - Only 20 episodes were made before the series was cancelled by Nickelodeon before even premiering. The completed episodes were given to Netflix as part of a deal in 2020.
• God, the Devil and Bob
• Gofrette
• Goldie & Bear
• The Goode Family
• Gravedale High
• Green Lantern: The Animated Series - Ended after a single season of 26 episodes due to poor merchandising sales.
• Grojband
• H₂O: Mermaid Adventures
• Hammerman
• Harold and the Purple Crayon - Has only 13 episodes.
• The Harper House
• Henry Hugglemonster
• Hey Joel
• High Guardian Spice: Only twelve episodes of one season due to outrage from fans.
• High School U.S.A.
• Hoop Dogz- Two episodes were released from 2004-2005. Two more episodes were completed (bringing the series to four episodes total), but were not released until 2011.
• Hoops
• The Houndcats
• Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H.
• Human Resources (2022)
• I Am Not an Animal
• I Am Weasel - Initially started as the "B" segment of Cow and Chicken before it received its own spin-off series. Said spin-off only lasted 9 episodes consisting of 27 segments.
• The Idhun Chronicles
• Infinity Train - Lasted for 40 11-minute episodes, spread out over two years.
• Inhumanoids
• Inside Job (2021)
• Invader Zim - Cancelled in the middle of producing its second season due to high budgetary costs, leaving several episodes unfinished. Was massively popular during and after its run, and was continued in comic book form over a decade later, in addition to getting a Netflix special in 2019.
• Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors - 65 episodes, but sadly went unresolved.
• Jane and the Dragon
• John Callahan's Quads!
• Jonny Quest: The Real Adventures
• Jungle Cubs
• Justice League Action
• Kappa Mikey
• Kid Cosmic
• Kid Notorious
• King Star King
• A Kitty Bobo Show
• Krypto the Superdog
• Kung Fu Panda: The Paws of Destiny
• The Land Before Time - 2007 animated cartoon series based on the movies of the same name. Ran for 2 seasons within a year.
• Lavender Castle
• The Legend of Calamity Jane - Thirteen episodes were produced, but only three aired in the US presumably due to controversy over the series' Family-Unfriendly Violence.
• Legend of the Three Caballeros
• The Legends of Treasure Island
• The Legend of Zelda (1989) - 13 episodes.
• Legends of Chamberlain Heights
• Legion of Super Heroes
• Lil' Bush
• The Lionhearts
• Little Big Awesome
• Little Clowns of Happytown - 18 episodes, only 6 of which were released on DVD.
• Little Demon
• Little Dogs on the Prairie - 3 direct-to-video episodes, all of which were released in 2000.
• The Little Muppet Monsters - Originally picked up as a timeslot companion for Muppet Babies (1984), CBS canceled it after 3 episodes, though 13 had been produced.
• Littlest Pet Shop: A World of Our Own
• Little Shop
• Loonatics Unleashed
• Looped
• Lost in Oz
• Lucy, the Daughter of the Devil
• Mack & Moxy - Despite having been seemingly fairly well-received, the series only aired for twelve episodes in 2016 and doesn't seem likely to be coming back. Its official website had gone dead, though has since been restored.
• Mad Jack the Pirate
• Making Fiends- 6 episodes with three segments each before Nick decided to screw it over big time.
• Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart - Aired for one season of 40 episodes before being seemingly abandoned by Cartoon Network in mid-2020.
• Marsupilami (Disney series) - 13 episodes with three segments each. The producer of the comic this was based on decided to file a lawsuit, which stopped any more episodes.
• Mary Kate and Ashley in Action!
• Maryoku Yummy
• Mega Man (Ruby-Spears) - Despite high ratings, it was canceled after the second season largely due to poor toy sales. 27 episodes in all.
• Mega Man: Fully Charged - A poor time slot and being left to die by Cartoon Network meant 52 episodes was all we got.
• Megas XLR - Another high ratings show and managed to gain two seasons, but cancelled due to a CEO change at Cartoon Network who didn't "get it" (though the showrunners at least kept the ending open-ended).
• The Mighty B!
• Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series - 26 episodes were made before it got a game misconduct.
• Mike, Lu & Og
• Mina and The Count - Technically, it was a series of shorts that aired on Cartoon Network's What A Cartoon! Show and Nickelodeon's Oh Yeah! Cartoons rather than its own series proper. Nick however never saw fit to greenlight it despite positive reception.
• Minoriteam - Due to using every horribly offensive ethnic and racist stereotype in the book, it only lasted 19 episodes (20 if you count the pilot).
• Mirthworms
• Mission Hill
• M.O.D.O.K. (2021) - One season of 10 episodes.
• Monster Force
• Monsters vs. Aliens (2013)
• Moonbeam City
• Motorcity - One full season. From the same creators of Megas, but again, history repeated, this time due to Disney finding the series a little too hardcore for their liking.
• Motown Magic
• The Mr. Men Show
• My Dad the Rock Star - Despite having good ratings, creator Gene Simmons ended the series after 26 episodes to focus more on other projects.
• My Goldfish is Evil
• My Life Me - On top of being given no promotion and an abysmal timeslot, Teletoon burned off every episode of the series in a single month before taking it off the air permanently not long afterwards
• My Little Pony Tales
• My Pet Monster
• Nacho Bear
• Napoleon Dynamite
• Neighbors from Hell - Ran adjacent to Family Guy on TBS for a mere 9 episodes before quietly disappearing.
• The Neverending Story: The Animated Adventures of Bastian Balthazar Bux
• The New Adventures of Ocean Girl
• The New Archies
• Nightmare Ned
• Niko and the Sword of Light
• Oakie Doke
• The Oblongs
• Ollie's Pack
• Onyx Equinox
• Out There
• Packages from Planet X
• Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures
• Pantheon
• Pelswick
• Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero
• Pepper Ann
• Perfect Hair Forever
• Pet Alien - The show got 52 episodes across two seasons, but only ran for two years.
• Phantom Investigators - Only 13 episodes were made in 2002 due to being screwed over by both Sony and Kids' WB.
• Pickle and Peanut
• Pig Goat Banana Cricket
• Pigs Next Door - 13-episode animated sitcom starring the voices of John Goodman and Jamie Lee Curtis. Despite the starpower, the series never aired in the USA until the mid-2010's... on streaming services.
• Pinky, Elmyra & the Brain - It was unceremoniously ended after 13 episodes due both to fan outcry and the producers themselves utterly hating the concept.
• Pinky Malinky - It only ran for three seasons in 2019.
• Pirate Express - Aired the entirety of its single 26-episode season in the span of a single week before being taken off the air permanently.
• Pirates: Adventures in Art
• Planet Sheen - 26 episodes across two seasons. We never found out if Sheen got off that planet, though he didn’t make much effort to leave to begin with.
• Planet Sketch
• Plasmo
• Potsworth & Company
• Praise Petey
• The Prince (2021)
• Prisoner Zero
• The Problem Solverz - 26 episodes over two seasons. The last eight were unceremoniously dumped on Netflix.
• Project G.e.e.K.e.R.
• Q-Force- Due to using nearly every horribly offensive LGBT stereotype in the book, it only lasted 12 episodes.
• Quack Pack
• Random! Cartoons
• Rainbow Brite - Only 13 episodes were produced. The reboot lasted even shorter with just 3 episodes.
• Rainbow Butterfly Unicorn Kitty
• Rated "A" for Awesome
• Raw Toonage
• Rayman: The Animated Series - 26 episodes were planned, but only 4 were completed.
• Ready Jet Go! - At least compared to Craig Bartlett's other shows, both of which had 100 episodes over the course of 8-11 years. Ready Jet Go! lasted 64 episodes (each with Two Shorts that lasted 11 minutes) over the course of 3 years, making it very nearly a 65-Episode Cartoon and the shortest-lived of his works.
• Redakai - Lasted two seasons before the card game it was based on ended and took it with it.
• Redwall - stopped after three seasons before the rest of the novels could have been adapted.
• Ren & Stimpy "Adult Party Cartoon" - Aired only three out of six episodes.
• Return to the Planet of the Apes
• Right Now Kapow
• Richie Rich (1996)
• Rick & Steve: The Happiest Gay Couple in All the World
• Ring Raiders - Aired 5 episodes total.
• The Ripping Friends
• Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
• Road Rovers
• Robinson Sucroe - Aired for 26 episodes before it stopped.
• Robotboy
• Robotomy - Has the dubious honour of being Cartoon Network's shortest-living full series at 10 fifteen-minute shorts.
• Robot and Monster
• The Rocketeer
• RollBots
• Ruby Gloom - Spanned 40 episodes in 2 seasons.
• Rugrats Pre-School Daze - A failed spin-off of Rugrats. All four episodes were released Direct to Video in between 2005 and 2006 in the US after airing in other countries, and had premiered on Nick early in the morning in December 2008 and never aired again.
• Sabrina: The Animated Series - Lasted one season and stopped at 65 episodes.
• Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat - Fell victim to the 40-episode cutoff mandate for early 2000s kids shows.
• The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police
• Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?
• Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo
• The Secret Files of The Spy Dogs
• Secret Mountain Fort Awesome
• The Secret Show- Ran for 52 episodes over two series.
• The Secret World of Santa Claus
• Sectaurs - Only a Five-Episode Pilot was produced.
• Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get A Clue!
• Sheep in the Big City - Ended after 26 episodes (two seasons of 13 episodes each) and a year and some change on air. Almost didn't even get a second season.
• Sheriff Callie's Wild West
• Sherm
• SheZow
• The Shnookums & Meat Funny Cartoon Show
• Shorty McShorts' Shorts
• Shuriken School - Despite being praised by viewers, it had a short run.
• The Silver Brumby
• Silver Surfer: The Animated Series
• Silverwing - Aired 13 episodes before ending before it could adapt the other novels.
• Simon in the Land of Chalk Drawings (2002) - Aired in September 2002 on Teletoon.
• Sit Down, Shut Up
• Skunk Fu!
• Slacker Cats
• Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM)
• Sonic Underground
• Soul Quest Overdrive
• Spaced Out
• The Spaghetti Family
• The Spectacular Spider-Man - Two full seasons, but one of the few cases where it wasn't cancelled because of low ratings or executive decision (heck, if anything fans loved the show and it was critically acclaimed to boot), but rather rights issues. At the time, Disney had bought up Marvel and began the Marvel Cinematic Universe, taking up the copyrights of superheroes. Spider-Man was still in Sony's hands, however, and they refused to give up the film rights, but agreed to give away the TV rights instead. This unfortunately meant Spectacular Spider-Man had to be cancelled since, if Disney wanted to continue it, they would have to pay Sony to keep doing so since the cartoon was made in-house at Sony and technically their property. Naturally, Disney refused on that front much to the dismay of fans. If that wasn't bad enough, the series ended on a major Downer Ending which was meant to lead into the third season.
• Spicy City
• Spider! (1991)
• Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends
• Spider-Man: The New Animated Series
• Spider-Man Unlimited
• Spider-Woman
• Spiral Zone
• Splash and Bubbles - Cancelled after one season due to a lack of funding.
• Spliced - Series co-creator Simon Racioppa stated that the series did well enough that there were considerations for a second season, but circumstances beyond their control led to these plans being axed.
• Spy Groove
• Squirrel Boy
• Star Trek: The Animated Series
• Star Trek: Prodigy
• Star Wars Resistance
• Station Zero
• Stickin' Around
• Stōked - While Teletoon aired both seasons in Canada, Cartoon Network cancelled the show after only 22 episodes. This meant that none of the episodes from season 2 aired in the United States, nor the remaining episodes of season 1.
• Stoppit and Tidyup
• Strange Hill High
• Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters
• Stripperella
• Stroker and Hoop
• Sumo Mouse
• Sunday Pants - Cartoon Network unceremoniously cancelled the show for unknown reasons (most likely because it was too inappropriate for children) after a month on the air, leaving six out of its eleven finished episodes unaired.
• The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!
• Super Mario World
• Swamp Thing - The show had 5 episodes which aired sporadically on Fox Kids in the early 90's.
• SWAT Kats - Despite high ratings, the show was cancelled with 3 episodes left incomplete, so Hanna-Barbera could focus on What A Cartoon. A revival titled SWAT Kats Revolution is planned, but was in Development Hell until 2022 when Indian company Toonz Media Group picked it up.
• Sylvanian Families
• Sym-Bionic Titan - One 20-episode season was aired before the plug was pulled due to, of all things, being unable to get a liscencing deal for a toyline.
• The Talented Mr. Bixby
• Tak and the Power of Juju (2007)
• Tarantula!
• Teacher's Pet - The show had 39 episodes for seasons 1 and 2.
• Thunder Cats 2011 - Ended after a single season of 26 episodes due to poor merchandising sales.
• ThunderCats Roar - The show ended after 1 season of 52 episodes.
• El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera - Full season, 26 episodes. Was popular but cancelled as it wasn't gaining the ratings of fellow Nicktoon, SpongeBob SquarePants.
• Time Squad - had 26 episodes over two seasons.
• Time Warp Trio - Was cancelled after 26 episodes and ended with an improper finale.
• Timothy Goes to School - Only 26 episodes were made between 2000 and 2001.
• Titan Maximum
• Toad Patrol - Ended after 26 episodes over two seasons, a third season was planned but was cancelled.
• The Tofus
• Tom and Jerry Tales
• ToonMarty
• Toonsylvania
• Toot & Puddle
• Top Cat
• Toxic Crusaders
• Trollz
• TRON: Uprising
• Tuca & Bertie - Initially ran for 1 season of 10 episodes on Netflix, then was rescued by [adult swim] and had 2 more seasons of 10 before being canned again, bringing the episode total to 30.
• TUGS
• Tupu
• Turtle Island - 26 episodes produced and originally aired in 1995.
• Twelve Forever
• Ugly Americans
• Ultimate Book of Spells
• Undergrads
• Urban Vermin
• Victor & Hugo
• Visionaries
• Voltron Force
• Voltron: The Third Dimension
• Vytor The Starfire Champion
• Watch My Chops
• Waynehead
• Wayside
• Weird Years
• Welcome to the Wayne
• Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones? - The question should be whatever happened to this show of just 13 episodes.
• What It's Like Being Alone
• Where's Huddles?
• Where's Waldo? (2019) was planned to have only 40 stories produced.
• Wild C.A.T.s (1994)
• Will And De Witt
• Wishfart
• Wish Kid - 13 episodes. The series ended on the same year as its premiere, making it one of the quickest cartoons of the 1990s.
• The Wizard of Oz
• World of Winx
• The Wuzzles
• The X's - 19 episodes were aired, and a 20th wasn’t.
• Xiaolin Chronicles
• Xyber 9: New Dawn
• Yabba Dabba Dinosaurs
• Yakkity Yak
• Yin Yang Yo!
• YooHoo & Friends lasted only under a year for 26 episodes (52 segments), and was intended by the studio to get a second season but couldn't. The show it was dubbed after, however, was not a short runner.
• Zeke's Pad
• Zeroman had plans for a second season, but they were cancelled after Zeroman's voice actor, Leslie Nielsen, passed away.
• Zevo-3
• The ZhuZhus