What made Cartoon Network decide to pull the plug on the unique and inventive series 'Infinity Train'?
As contemporary societal cultures continue to evolve and reform over time, so too, do our collective tastes in what is defined as appropriate media for various age groups. In the case of visual media, we are constantly shifting what we deem is appropriate within certain formats, such as animated cartoons.
Looking at the first four seasons, the passengers were all teenagers ranging from 13-18, though some of them were shown to have boarded the train at an even earlier age. This means that the show, while mature in its subject matter, was focused on showing children that these sorts of problems are natural to have at their age, and it teaches them in an entertaining way that it is important to tackle those issues head-on.
Another potential reason for Cartoon Network making their decision to not move forward with the show could have been the focus on an adult protagonist. This too would be a poor reason, however, as it makes the presumptive statement that children are incapable of understanding or relating to adults at all.
Great shows are ended prematurely all the time, be that for practical or impractical reasons. It is an unfortunate reality that sometimes these shows never get to see the conclusion that they deserve. With Infinity Train, however, the reasoning behind Cartoon Network’s decision to end the series after the fourth season was quite puzzling, to say the least.
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