Netflix cancels LGBTQ animated series 'Q-Force' starring Sean Hayes, Wanda Sykes
Wed. August 10, 2022 1:30 PM by OnTopMag.com
Netflix has canceled the LGBTQ animated series Q-Force after one season.
The show's 10-episode first season was voiced by LGBTQ celebrities Sean Hayes, Patti Harrison, Wanda Sykes, Matt Rogers, and more.
In the series, Agent Steve Maryweather (aka Agent Mary) of the American Intelligence Agency (AIA) is sent to West Hollywood after coming out gay. Instead of disappearing into obscurity, Maryweather (played by Hayes) assembles a squad of queer geniuses, including mechanic Deb (Sykes), master of drag and disguise Twink (Rogers), and hacker Stat (Harrison). Together, they're Q-Force.
Gary Cole, David Harbour, Laurie Metcalf, and Gabe Liedman, who created the series, also appeared.
Q-Force joins Batwoman, The Wilds, and Killing Eve in a growing list of queer-inclusive shows ending.
Critics panned the series, arguing it relied too much on dated stereotypes, but viewers gave it high marks on Rotten Tomatoes.
The show's 10-episode first season was voiced by LGBTQ celebrities Sean Hayes, Patti Harrison, Wanda Sykes, Matt Rogers, and more.
In the series, Agent Steve Maryweather (aka Agent Mary) of the American Intelligence Agency (AIA) is sent to West Hollywood after coming out gay. Instead of disappearing into obscurity, Maryweather (played by Hayes) assembles a squad of queer geniuses, including mechanic Deb (Sykes), master of drag and disguise Twink (Rogers), and hacker Stat (Harrison). Together, they're Q-Force.
Gary Cole, David Harbour, Laurie Metcalf, and Gabe Liedman, who created the series, also appeared.
Q-Force joins Batwoman, The Wilds, and Killing Eve in a growing list of queer-inclusive shows ending.
Critics panned the series, arguing it relied too much on dated stereotypes, but viewers gave it high marks on Rotten Tomatoes.
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