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** Moreover, ''Andi Mack'' is one of the few serialized Disney shows.
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*** Rumors swirled about a ChannelHop to Creator/{{Freeform}} but that didn't happen, possibly because of actors looking to move on to the next project with Sofia Wylie moving on to other Disney projects and Joshua Rush whose character was the fan-favorite BreakoutCharacter becoming more active in politics.politics.
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** However, the storylines could hypothetically go places in Season 4 that would cross the line on what Disney would allow, such as a canon relationship between TJ and Cyrus.
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** However, the storylines could hypothetically go places in Season 4 that would cross the line on what Disney would allow, such as a canon relationship between TJ and Cyrus.Cyrus.
*** Rumors swirled about a ChannelHop to Creator/{{Freeform}} but that didn't happen, possibly because of actors looking to move on to the next project with Sofia Wylie moving on to other Disney projects and Joshua Rush whose character was the fan-favorite BreakoutCharacter becoming more active in politics.
*** Rumors swirled about a ChannelHop to Creator/{{Freeform}} but that didn't happen, possibly because of actors looking to move on to the next project with Sofia Wylie moving on to other Disney projects and Joshua Rush whose character was the fan-favorite BreakoutCharacter becoming more active in politics.
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** The show's drop in ratings is either a systemic or cyclical problem, not a problem with the show itself. Even at the end of season 3, Andi Mack performed better than most of its contemporaries, including fan-favorite Raven's Home and shows in their first season like Co-op and Cami and Sydney to the Max.
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** The show's drop in ratings is either a systemic or cyclical problem, not a problem with the show itself. Even at the end of season 3, Andi Mack performed better than most of its contemporaries, including fan-favorite Raven's Home and shows in their first season like Co-op Coop and Cami and Sydney to the Max.
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** The show's drop in ratings is either a systemic or cyclical problem, not a problem with the show itself. Even at the end of season 3, Andi Mack preformed performed better than most of its contemporaries, including fan-favorite Raven's Home and shows in their first season like Co-op and Cami and Sydney to the Max.
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* Confirmed(ish) in the series finale. TJ holding Cyrus' hand certainly appeared more than friendly.
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* Jossed, both series have ended without one. There was no good place in the story for a crossover, either.
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* Seemingly unlikely after we saw Jonah's mother, though he could very easily (and did) feel embarrassed.
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Season 1 was about Andi’s Birth. Season 2 was about Cyrus’s Transitioning to understanding himself. So I can assume someone’ll die. Andi And Cyrus have had FirstEpisodeSpoiler so Buffy’s Mom could die. Since her mom’s in the milatary it is even more plausible. It would be very tragic. Of course who’s not to say a Death theme will be about Jonah? Or a metaphorical “death”?
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Season 1 was about Andi’s Birth. Season 2 was about Cyrus’s Transitioning to understanding himself. So I can assume someone’ll die. Andi And Cyrus have had FirstEpisodeSpoiler FirstEpisodeTwist so Buffy’s Mom could die. Since her mom’s in the milatary it is even more plausible. It would be very tragic. Of course who’s not to say a Death theme will be about Jonah? Or a metaphorical “death”?
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** People say that it's because of the mature and controversial storylines and that Disney are homophobes, but I don't think so. If this show was too mature for Disney, it would never have been greenlit. If Disney were actually homophobic, they wouldn't have allowed Cyrus to be gay in the first place.
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** People say that it's because of the mature and controversial storylines gay storyline and that Disney are homophobes, but I don't think so. If this show was too mature for Disney, it would never have been greenlit.so. If Disney were actually homophobic, they wouldn't have allowed Cyrus to be gay in the first place.
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* People say that it's because of the mature and controversial storylines and that Disney are homophobes, but I don't think so. If this show was too mature for Disney, it would never have been greenlit. If Disney were actually homophobic, they wouldn't have allowed Cyrus to be gay in the first place.
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* Storylines being too mature, controversial, or progressive than Disney is comfortable with broadcasting.
** People say that it's because of the mature and controversial storylines and that Disney are homophobes, but I don't think so. If this show was too mature for Disney, it would never have been greenlit. If Disney were actually homophobic, they wouldn't have allowed Cyrus to be gay in the first place.
** People say that it's because of the mature and controversial storylines and that Disney are homophobes, but I don't think so. If this show was too mature for Disney, it would never have been greenlit. If Disney were actually homophobic, they wouldn't have allowed Cyrus to be gay in the first place.
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* People say that it's because of the gay storyline (and that Disney are homophobes), but I don't think so. If Disney were actually homophobic, they wouldn't have greenlit the show in the first place (or at least not renew it past Season 1). Be glad they at least allowed Cyrus to say "I'm gay", a rarity for children's shows.
** However, the storyline could hypothetically go places in Season 4 that would cross the line on what Disney would allow, such as a canon relationship between TJ and Cyrus.
** However, the storyline could hypothetically go places in Season 4 that would cross the line on what Disney would allow, such as a canon relationship between TJ and Cyrus.
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* People say that it's because of the gay storyline (and mature and controversial storylines and that Disney are homophobes), homophobes, but I don't think so. If this show was too mature for Disney, it would never have been greenlit. If Disney were actually homophobic, they wouldn't have greenlit the show in the first place (or at least not renew it past Season 1). Be glad they at least allowed Cyrus to say "I'm gay", a rarity for children's shows.
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** However, thestoryline storylines could hypothetically go places in Season 4 that would cross the line on what Disney would allow, such as a canon relationship between TJ and Cyrus.
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* Low ratings. If you look on Wikipedia, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andi_Mack#Ratings the show's average viewers in millions for Season 3]] are significantly lower than that of the previous two seasons. This probably isn't because of low popularity or no advertisement, as ''Andi Mack'' is very popular and new episodes always get advertised. It could be because cable is dying and streaming is taking over, but that's not the show's fault. Perhaps Stoney Westmoreland's arrest soured the show's reputation slightly. Speaking of which.....
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* Low ratings. If you look on Wikipedia, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andi_Mack#Ratings the show's average viewers in millions for Season 3]] are significantly lower than that of the previous two seasons. This probably isn't because of low popularity or no advertisement, as ''Andi Mack'' It is very popular and new episodes always get advertised. It could be most likely because cable is dying and streaming is taking over, but that's which is not the show's fault. Perhaps Stoney Westmoreland's arrest soured ''Andi Mack'' is by far the show's reputation slightly. Speaking most popular and talked about Disney show and new episodes always get advertised.
* High costs. ''Andi Mack'' is more expensive for Disney Channel to produce than their other shows. Notice how it's shot on location, unlike other Disney Channel sitcoms, which are filmed on a set and are relatively cheap to make.
** Another finance-related possibility is the Utah Film Commission not giving Disney enough tax credits to make Season 4. Disney have stated that they are dissatisfied with Utah’s incentive program and intend to film their projects elsewhere. If this doomed Andi Mack, then it will doom any future seasons ofwhich.....High School Musical: The Musical as well.
* High costs. ''Andi Mack'' is more expensive for Disney Channel to produce than their other shows. Notice how it's shot on location, unlike other Disney Channel sitcoms, which are filmed on a set and are relatively cheap to make.
** Another finance-related possibility is the Utah Film Commission not giving Disney enough tax credits to make Season 4. Disney have stated that they are dissatisfied with Utah’s incentive program and intend to film their projects elsewhere. If this doomed Andi Mack, then it will doom any future seasons of
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* High costs. ''Andi Mack'' is very expensive to produce. Notice how it's shot on location, unlike other Disney Channel sitcoms, which are filmed on a set and are relatively cheap to make.
* The actors moving on. Sofia Wylie is starring on the ''Film/HighSchoolMusical'' TV series for Creator/DisneyPlus. Joshua Rush wants to pursue a directing career, and Asher Angel's music career is slowly but surely taking off.
* People say that it's because of the gay storyline (and that Disney are homophobes), but I don't think so. If Disney were actually homophobic, they wouldn't have greenlit the show in the first place (or at least not renew it past Season 1). Be glad they at least allowed Cyrus to say "I'm gay", a rarity for children's shows.
* The actors moving on. Sofia Wylie is starring on the ''Film/HighSchoolMusical'' TV series for Creator/DisneyPlus. Joshua Rush wants to pursue a directing career, and Asher Angel's music career is slowly but surely taking off.
* People say that it's because of the gay storyline (and that Disney are homophobes), but I don't think so. If Disney were actually homophobic, they wouldn't have greenlit the show in the first place (or at least not renew it past Season 1). Be glad they at least allowed Cyrus to say "I'm gay", a rarity for children's shows.
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* The actors moving on. Sofia Wylie is starring on the ''Film/HighSchoolMusical'' TV series for Creator/DisneyPlus. Joshua Rush wants to pursue a directing career, and Asher Angel's music career is slowly but surely taking off.
** However, the storyline could hypothetically go places in Season 4 that would cross the line on what Disney would allow, such as a canon relationship between TJ and Cyrus.
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They made him a touring musician to provide a sort of back door to the showbiz-glitz HighConcept that's worked so well for Disney since ''HannahMontana'' in case the show worked but sputtered. They could write him into a major-label recording contract if needed to boost the ratings. Since the low concept SliceOfLife format's been a runaway success, he'll be loading his instruments in his old Subaru to go to local gigs for a while yet.
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They made him a touring musician to provide a sort of back door to the showbiz-glitz HighConcept that's worked so well for Disney since ''HannahMontana'' ''Series/HannahMontana'' in case the show worked but sputtered. They could write him into a major-label recording contract if needed to boost the ratings. Since the low concept SliceOfLife format's been a runaway success, he'll be loading his instruments in his old Subaru to go to local gigs for a while yet.
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Of all the main characters, he's the only one whose home life we know nothing about. His lack of social skills and anxiety and panic attacks could be the result of a stressful home life. He's ok with dating the emotionally abusive Amber because it's what he's used to or better than what he's used to at home. And he seems very willing to go to camp for eight weeks even though he won't see all his friends all summer. Maybe he wants to escape a bad home life.
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Of all the main characters, he's the only one whose home life we know nothing about. His lack of social skills and anxiety and panic attacks could be the result of a stressful home life. He's ok with dating the emotionally abusive Amber because it's what he's used to or better than what he's used to at home. And he seems very willing to go to camp for eight weeks even though he won't see all his friends all summer. Maybe he wants to escape a bad home life.life.
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* Low ratings. If you look on Wikipedia, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andi_Mack#Ratings the show's average viewers in millions for Season 3]] are significantly lower than that of the previous two seasons. This probably isn't because of low popularity or no advertisement, as ''Andi Mack'' is very popular and new episodes always get advertised. It could be because cable is dying and streaming is taking over, but that's not the show's fault. Perhaps Stoney Westmoreland's arrest soured the show's reputation slightly. Speaking of which.....
* Stoney Westmoreland's arrest. His controversy caused his scenes to be deleted and the cast to do reshoots. Maybe it was too overbearing and Disney cancelled it to save themselves any more trouble.
* High costs. ''Andi Mack'' is very expensive to produce. Notice how it's shot on location, unlike other Disney Channel sitcoms, which are filmed on a set and are relatively cheap to make.
* The actors moving on. Sofia Wylie is starring on the ''Film/HighSchoolMusical'' TV series for Creator/DisneyPlus. Joshua Rush wants to pursue a directing career, and Asher Angel's music career is slowly but surely taking off.
* People say that it's because of the gay storyline (and that Disney are homophobes), but I don't think so. If Disney were actually homophobic, they wouldn't have greenlit the show in the first place (or at least not renew it past Season 1). Be glad they at least allowed Cyrus to say "I'm gay", a rarity for children's shows.
[[WMG:Possibilities as to why the show got cancelled]]
* Low ratings. If you look on Wikipedia, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andi_Mack#Ratings the show's average viewers in millions for Season 3]] are significantly lower than that of the previous two seasons. This probably isn't because of low popularity or no advertisement, as ''Andi Mack'' is very popular and new episodes always get advertised. It could be because cable is dying and streaming is taking over, but that's not the show's fault. Perhaps Stoney Westmoreland's arrest soured the show's reputation slightly. Speaking of which.....
* Stoney Westmoreland's arrest. His controversy caused his scenes to be deleted and the cast to do reshoots. Maybe it was too overbearing and Disney cancelled it to save themselves any more trouble.
* High costs. ''Andi Mack'' is very expensive to produce. Notice how it's shot on location, unlike other Disney Channel sitcoms, which are filmed on a set and are relatively cheap to make.
* The actors moving on. Sofia Wylie is starring on the ''Film/HighSchoolMusical'' TV series for Creator/DisneyPlus. Joshua Rush wants to pursue a directing career, and Asher Angel's music career is slowly but surely taking off.
* People say that it's because of the gay storyline (and that Disney are homophobes), but I don't think so. If Disney were actually homophobic, they wouldn't have greenlit the show in the first place (or at least not renew it past Season 1). Be glad they at least allowed Cyrus to say "I'm gay", a rarity for children's shows.
