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The real first time Craig publicly mentioned SFEF was during his discussion about Kid Cosmic in January of 2021 on a site called CBR.

Think about it. He’d been keeping us in the dark about these space cops 4 years and 7 months after S2 ended (5 years and 6 months after the bigwigs decided to cancel WOY). After about 4 years since he mentioned them, I keep ruminating on their role in S3. I know for sure they were planned to play a big role, so I figured they’d be the threat worse than Dominator.

After all we eager fans have been through, we deserve to at least know exactly what they look like and what they do, don’t we?

Update: Never mind. It seems Craig McCracken did indeed deactivate his X account.

Did anyone else notice that Craig McCracken deleted his twitter? I thought I was blocked lmao.

Looking on twitter was my main source of Foster’s Funtime news. Makes me panic after he had just recently added the Foster’s Funtime for Imaginary friends in his bio there too.

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My thoughts exactly.

Of course, WOY isn’t the only show with unfinished business.

Why is Phineas & Ferb--a show that already had its run and a proper ending--getting a reboot, when Wander Over Yonder is...

right

there!?

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Once upon a time, Disney actually cared about Wander Over Yonder during S1’s run, as evidenced by Craig McCracken’s Tumblr post from November of 2014.

Craig asked us fans to watch the show legally, but sometime after November 2014 and before July 2015, somebody didn’t get the message and made Disney think no one cared.

Looking back on this post, I came up with a couple of questions.

One: Did Daron Nefcy, the Houghton Bros., Matt Braly, and Dana Terrace also have to tell the viewers to watch SvtFoE, BCG, ‘Phibia, and TOH, respectively, legally?

Two: Who or what was responsible for WOY’s mediocre viewership and for denying faithful fans the knowledge of what happens after S2?

Hello fellow Wanderers,

It really means a lot to me that you can’t wait to watch the new episodes.  But you have to understand that by watching illegial uploads of International Broadcasts for free online does nothing to help the show in the eyes of Disney. 

Because they don’t know you’re watching!

So if you love Wander and want it to continue please (if you can) watch it on the Channel, DVR it from the Channel, or watch it on the Disney Watch app. Because the more Disney can track viewers, the more they’ll know you’re watching, and the more they’ll want to make more for you to watch! 

For the record, there is no threat of Wander being cancelled. Disney loves the show, they are behind it 100%, and are really, really excited for Season 2. 

As Wander would say “It never hurts to help” so help him out by watching the show in a way that Disney knows you’re out there! That way we can all keep Wandering around the universe for a long time to come!

Thanks for hearing me out,

Craig

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Trending 27: DISCONTINUED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

Let’s be honest. This Trending 27th thing is getting us nowhere. It’s become abundantly clear to me that many WOY fans have not been participating every month as often as they used to during SaveWOY’s heyday. For that reason, I’ll be putting it on hold until someone actually shares an idea worth using.

Instead, when June 27th comes along, we’ll not only acknowledge The End of the Galaxy’s 9th anniversary, but we’ll share many thoughts on why the show is still far from complete, what we thought caused its misfortune, and how we can go about getting more S3 information. Sometimes I wonder what Peepsqueak is up to. I feel the campaign has been in disarray when this person left social media platforms. Still, we always look out for each other.

On another note, our good friend, Grottomatic, recently uploaded his song with updated vocals around Craig’s birthday. It’s also available on Spotify and iTunes. Hope it gives you the motivation to take action.

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My WOY season 3 idea:If Black Cube has physical body and can talk like a normal person.

He was able to learn new abilities and technique on his own hope he can protect everyone in his world,it could be help Wander and Sylvia if they need his help in trouble.

Now that’s an idea on which we can ruminate.

We know from the end tag of the Black Cube’s own episode, he has a new girlfriend named Tracy (my drawing shows what I think she might look like).

Now, in the case of your episode idea, I think the title could be “The New Body.” In this one, the Black Cube, who has already become one of the good guys, develops a desire to do things people with arms, legs, and other parts can do. He asks Neckbeard to conjure a spell that gives him a body (and an audible voice) so he can facilitate his dates with Tracy. Unbeknownst to him, Tracy is secretly the shapeshifting Rainbow Sphere. She only took on a humanoid form because she thought the Black Cube found it more appealing.

That’s about all I got plot-wise.

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WOY Season 3 Episode Idea: The Week Off

Synopsis: The stress of Commander Peeper’s job has been getting to him. When the doctor mandates he take a week off or else his blood pressure will explode off the charts, Peepers laments that nobody else can do his job and the ship would fall apart. Wander offers to take Peepers’ spot for a week while Sylvia teaches Peepers how to relax and reduce his blood pressure. Hijinks ensue.

(I imagine the stress gets to Wander and he falls into being just like Peepers while Sylvia has to keep Peepers from sneaking onto the Skull Ship and doing his job. It ends with Hater and Commander Wander taking over the planet while Sylvia and Peeprs thwart their attempts. Wander and Peepers then switch places as Wander remarks how much of a break he needs, and Sylvia doesn’t mind spending another week of vacation).

Now that’s a mighty fine idea. However, there is one small issue I can’t ignore: since Hater, Peepers, and the Watchdogs would be aboard the Star Nomad with Wander, Sylvia, and the refugees throughout S3 (listen to what Craig said at the Nucleus Gallery in 2023), I suspect the Skullship won’t be operational. For that reason, I indicated in the last “short” of my Eye on the Galaxy idea that it ran out of fuel after chasing W&S around the galaxy and crash landing on the formerly secret planet.

Maybe you can also work your idea around this. I can see it happening between the first two tentpole episodes.

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With talk of P&F’s fifth season coming this June, this would be the appropriate time to bring up Wander Over Yonder and Milo Murphy’s Law still being incomplete in the form of this sketch I made in early 2023 (plus a little something extra to go with Craig McCracken’s speech in Sylvia’s thought bubble).

Phineas and Ferb returning?

Okay, so I got word that Dan Povenmire and Jeff “Swampy” Marsh’s first cartoon for Disney is being brought back for two seasons exclusively on Disney+. I’m neither mad nor glad about it. Just… neutral. I know their other show, Milo Murphy’s Law, remains incomplete, not unlike Wander Over Yonder, so in response, I put this together…

I’ve been spreading awareness of WOY’s need for a proper conclusion not only because one more season was planned, but because Wander has not yet fully befriended Lord Hater. In the case of MML, I only was able to watch about 13 half hours and stopped because I thought anything created by Povenmire and Marsh was considered a success to Disney. If it’s still incomplete, I’m guessing Milo is not yet free of being a hoodoo. I still remember Melissa Chase being determined to put an end to his family’s curse.

Anyway, to sum things up, always remember what’s important.

Reviving an incomplete show: super important.

Reviving an already completed show that was popular during its time: not so important.

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Trending 27th - March 2025

On what piece or pieces of S3 information would you like Craig McCracken to expand?

For starters, there’s the space ape, whom we see briefly in a still image in The Waste of Time (it’s possible it was also used in the pitch for S3). He had facial features that practically match those of Lord Hater, so there’s no doubt that his backstory was indeed planned out. Then there’s that space capsule in the end credits of The End of the Galaxy. Is it the same ape? If so, was there time traveling involved? But if it’s a different ape, how is he related to Hater?

This was brought up by Craig from time to time in 2021: Star Force Enforcement Force. It was said they’d play a big role in S3 and appear in “some episodes.” The only questions I have regarding them are, “What do they look like?” (All men, all women, mix of both) “What do they do?” (Arrest supervillains, give them treatments to force them to turn hood against their will) Whatever they are, they make me hungry for more details. Francisco Angones said there’d be three new main characters, and assuming the threat of S3 is comprised of new main characters, SFEF would most likely have those three characters. I just need verification.

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In case you’re looking for anything you wish to know more about, here’s a link to S3’s wiki page:

Upcoming Trending 27th - March 2025

The last day of March is coming up, and you know what that means: time for a Craig McCracken related topic!

We know he brought up the existence of S3 about 9 years ago. He even described the purpose of the Star Nomad, what the main four would be doing, and Star Force Enforcement Force (keeping it to a minimum, of course). Even so, the man still knows more than he let on, so my question for the month is…

On what piece or pieces of S3 information would you like Craig McCracken to expand?

Whatever you wish to know more about, it can be anything, just as long as it’s related to S3. And thanks to @frogkicks, we have a WOY Wiki page of S3 that covers all we’ve accumulated thus far, including the handful of hints dropped by Francisco Angones (hope he hasn’t completely given up on WOY).

And yes, Craig is still working on Foster’s Funtime and developing the proper PPG revival/reboot.

Post the topic on the 27th of March at 8pm EST/28th of March at 1am GMT. If you’re unsure of what time it is in your local time, you can use https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/ to help you.

Make sure you tag Wander Over Yonder, SaveWOY, and other tags as well, because the first 20 tags show up in searches, making your post easier to find for those who might not know about T27th. If you’d like, you can also tag FinishWOY.

If you have one or more social media apps in addition to Tumblr, then you’re welcome to make a T27th post on it, too.

If you’ve got any suggestions for a T27th topic, feel free to DM me.

There are no bad suggestions.

Please reblog if you like this post

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Upcoming Trending 27th - March 2025

The last day of March is coming up, and you know what that means: time for a Craig McCracken related topic!

We know he brought up the existence of S3 about 9 years ago. He even described the purpose of the Star Nomad, what the main four would be doing, and Star Force Enforcement Force (keeping it to a minimum, of course). Even so, the man still knows more than he let on, so my question for the month is…

On what piece or pieces of S3 information would you like Craig McCracken to expand?

Whatever you wish to know more about, it can be anything, just as long as it’s related to S3. And thanks to @frogkicks, we have a WOY Wiki page of S3 that covers all we’ve accumulated thus far, including the handful of hints dropped by Francisco Angones (hope he hasn’t completely given up on WOY).

And yes, Craig is still working on Foster’s Funtime and developing the proper PPG revival/reboot.

Post the topic on the 27th of March at 8pm EST/28th of March at 1am GMT. If you’re unsure of what time it is in your local time, you can use https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/ to help you.

Make sure you tag Wander Over Yonder, SaveWOY, and other tags as well, because the first 20 tags show up in searches, making your post easier to find for those who might not know about T27th. If you’d like, you can also tag FinishWOY.

If you have one or more social media apps in addition to Tumblr, then you’re welcome to make a T27th post on it, too.

If you’ve got any suggestions for a T27th topic, feel free to DM me.

There are no bad suggestions.

Please reblog if you like this post

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Wander Over Yonder Mini Bible, Part 2. 

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Wander Over Yonder Mini Bible, Part 1. 

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Trending 27th - February 2025

What elements would you have included in S1 of Wander Over Yonder and what factors would you have taken into account to convince the higher ups that the show deserves at least three seasons?

This question necessitates critical thinking. As good as S1 turned out, let’s look into what could have drawn the viewers’ attention more.

Recurring characters.

We know Wander, Sylvia, Lord Hater, and Commander Peepers are the main characters, and regarding all the other characters, who are very much diverse, they don’t exactly appear in enough episodes to count as recurring. In S1, Emperor Awesome appeared in 4 (speaking in only 3) while Brad Starlight appeared in 3 (speaking in only 2). If they had appeared more, there probably could have been alterations in some episodes. Of course, James Marsden, the voice of Brad, would probably needed to make time to do his share of work. Now there’s another small topic to cover.

Guest voices.

If there’s one thing that would draw the American audience’s attention in the TV world, it’s voices of celebrities. I recall Will Arnett was planned to perform Awesome, but due to certain complications, Sam Riegel did it instead. In the end, Sam was perfect for the role. As for Will, the role of Ryder was much more fitting. Had WOY aired on the Disney Channel and had the promoting been common, the show totally could have gotten even more attention.

That’s as much as I can describe for now. I’m not sure what prompted Disney to let Big City Green and Kiff to keep going after two seasons, but I’ll find more answers and stuff.

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Just to make the fans aware, it’s been roughly 10 years since writing on S2 wrapped up and since Craig and the WOY crew presented a pitch of S3 to the bosses of DTVA and DXD, as indicated in Craig’s 2016 announcement of WOY’s uncalled-for cancellation. Yes, if anyone knows more about S3 besides Craig and his team, it’s the more open-minded men who oversaw the animated shows and the declining-in-popularity channel back in 2015, but that’s beside the point.

Don’t forget, while we love Seasons 1 and 2 exactly as they are, we’re figuring out for this month’s T27th what could have been done for S1 and the promoting of the show between late 2013 and early 2015. Again, S1’s performance influenced the higher ups’ decision.

Upcoming Trending 27th - February 2025

Just recently, I found that Kiff, which, to me, seems like a mix of Adventure Time and Harvey Beaks, has a THIRD SEASON coming up. Upon learning about this piece of envy-arousing news, I was like, “HOW IS THAT EVEN POSSIBLE?!?” If you were to look at this show, you might be curious as to how it fits the Disney brand. There wasn’t any merchandise for it either. It didn’t have novels. It didn’t have toys. It didn’t have clothing for young girls or boys.

The more I think of post-2013 shows that managed to exceed two seasons (Star vs. the Forces of Evil, Rapunzel’s Tangled Adventures*, DuckTales, the Big Hero 6 series*, Big City Greens, Amphibia, The Owl House, and now Kiff), the more I wonder why Wander Over Yonder didn’t have much luck passing muster with Disney.

*based on movies produced at Walt Disney Animation Studios

Anyway, I have a question for this month’s Trending 27th topic:

What elements would you have included in S1 of Wander Over Yonder and what factors would you have taken into account to convince the higher ups that the show deserves at least three seasons?

This might be a bit confusing at first, but if you look at the big picture, the answer becomes clear. I said S1 in the question because the decision to cancel WOY happened a week before S2 premiered. Besides the ratings, there could have been other ways to make the higher ups appreciate WOY more while it was airing.

Keep in mind that WOY is a TV-Y7-rated show, so no highly objectionable answers allowed.

Post the topic on the 27th of February at 8pm EST/28th of February at 1am GMT. If you’re unsure of what time it is in your local time, you can use https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/ to help you.

Make sure you tag Wander Over Yonder, SaveWOY, and other tags as well, because the first 20 tags show up in searches, making your post easier to find for those who might not know about T27th. If you’d like, you can also tag FinishWOY.

If you have one or more social media apps in addition to Tumblr, then you’re welcome to make a T27th post on it, too.

If you’ve got any suggestions for a T27th topic, feel free to DM me.

There are no bad suggestions.

Please reblog if you like this post.

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Upcoming Trending 27th - February 2025

Just recently, I found that Kiff, which, to me, seems like a mix of Adventure Time and Harvey Beaks, has a THIRD SEASON coming up. Upon learning about this piece of envy-arousing news, I was like, “HOW IS THAT EVEN POSSIBLE?!?” If you were to look at this show, you might be curious as to how it fits the Disney brand. There wasn’t any merchandise for it either. It didn’t have novels. It didn’t have toys. It didn’t have clothing for young girls or boys.

The more I think of post-2013 shows that managed to exceed two seasons (Star vs. the Forces of Evil, Rapunzel’s Tangled Adventures*, DuckTales, the Big Hero 6 series*, Big City Greens, Amphibia, The Owl House, and now Kiff), the more I wonder why Wander Over Yonder didn’t have much luck passing muster with Disney.

*based on movies produced at Walt Disney Animation Studios

Anyway, I have a question for this month’s Trending 27th topic:

What elements would you have included in S1 of Wander Over Yonder and what factors would you have taken into account to convince the higher ups that the show deserves at least three seasons?

This might be a bit confusing at first, but if you look at the big picture, the answer becomes clear. I said S1 in the question because the decision to cancel WOY happened a week before S2 premiered. Besides the ratings, there could have been other ways to make the higher ups appreciate WOY more while it was airing.

Keep in mind that WOY is a TV-Y7-rated show, so no highly objectionable answers allowed.

Post the topic on the 27th of February at 8pm EST/28th of February at 1am GMT. If you’re unsure of what time it is in your local time, you can use https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/ to help you.

Make sure you tag Wander Over Yonder, SaveWOY, and other tags as well, because the first 20 tags show up in searches, making your post easier to find for those who might not know about T27th. If you’d like, you can also tag FinishWOY.

If you have one or more social media apps in addition to Tumblr, then you’re welcome to make a T27th post on it, too.

If you’ve got any suggestions for a T27th topic, feel free to DM me.

There are no bad suggestions.

Please reblog if you like this post.

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This month, it will have been 10 years (one decade) since Craig McCracken made a pitch for Season 3 of Wander Over Yonder, several months before Disney turned it down. While we wait for Craig to finish up whatever he’s been working on since he left Netflix (specifically, Foster’s Funtime for Imaginary Friends), let’s ask ourselves:

How do we get SaveWOY and other related material back on track in an effort to convince Disney to give WOY proper closure?

In other words…

How do we renew interest in reviving WOY?

Thanks to a user on a SaveWOY Facebook group, we have the information to explain it all…

Remember that Securing Disney’s approval is just Step 1, but to truly make a Wander Over Yonder revival work, we need Craig McCracken and the original creative team on board. Without them, the show risks losing what made it special in the first place.

STEPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL WOY REVIVAL

STEP 1: CONVINCE DISNEY TO GREENLIGHT THE PROJECT

• Show Disney that WOY still has a passionate fanbase and potential for success.

• Push for Disney+ as the ideal home, where revivals like The Clone Wars and The Proud Family have thrived.

• Emphasize the unfinished story—Disney knows that fan outcry for closure (Gravity Falls, The Owl House) can influence decisions.

STEP 2: ENSURE CRAIG MCCRACKEN & KEY CREATORS ARE INVOLVED

• Craig McCracken’s Approval is Crucial. WOY is his vision—without him, it wouldn't be the same. His presence ensures consistency in tone, characters, and storytelling.

• Other Key Members Needed - Jack McBrayer (Wander): His voice defines Wander’s character—recasting him would be a mistake.

Andy Bean (Composer): His music shaped WOY’s energy and emotional moments.

Other Writers & Animators: The humor, heart, and art style need the original team’s touch.

STEP 3: CAMPAIGN FOR THEIR RETURN

• If Disney says yes to a revival, the next step is getting Craig and his team excited about returning.

• Make it clear to Disney that a WOY revival must have the original team to succeed.

BOTTOM LINE

Getting Disney’s approval is the first major hurdle, but without Craig McCracken and his team, a third season wouldn’t be the same. Fans need to push for WOY’s return with the original creative team intact to preserve its heart and magic!

But that’s not all.

WHY THIS MATTERS FOR GAINING MORE SUPPORT

1. Clarifying That WOY Wasn’t Meant to End at Season 2 - Some potential supporters might think WOY had a proper ending, so they don’t see the need for a revival.

The campaign needs to spread awareness that Craig McCracken had a full third season planned and that the final episode wasn’t a real conclusion.

2. Attracting Fans of Other Shows That Got Proper Closures - Fans of shows like Gravity Falls, Steven Universe, or The Owl House—all of which got finales—might not feel the urgency to fight for WOY unless they understand that it was left unfinished.

Making the case that WOY deserves the same closure as those shows can help gain their support.

3. Using Other Fan Revivals as Inspiration - Campaigns like Young Justice and The Clone Wars proved that strong fan demand can bring back shows, even years later.

Showing that WOY has unfinished business makes the case even stronger—this isn’t just nostalgia, it’s about completing the story.

WHAT FANS CAN DO NOW

• Emphasize the Cliffhanger: Social media campaigns should highlight that WOY never got its intended ending.

Posts, videos, and petitions should stress that Season 2 was not a real finale.

• Engage Fans of Other Shows: Get Gravity Falls, Owl House, and Amphibia fans interested by framing WOY as the next show that needs proper closure.

Many of those fans already fought for extended content and could help boost the movement.

• Create Buzz Around Craig’s Original Plan: More people need to know that a fully planned Season 3 existed, but Disney shut it down.

Spreading concept art, old interviews, and Craig’s vision for Lord Dominator’s arc could build more excitement.

BOTTOM LINE

The more people understand that WOY wasn’t actually completed, the easier it will be to get broader fan support. The campaign needs to educate people on the cliffhanger and show why a Season 3 or TV movie is necessary to give the series the ending it deserves!

I couldn’t have said it all better myself.

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Trending 27th - January 2025

How would you go about persuading fans of more popular shows to show support for Wander Over Yonder and express interest in the plans for S3?

Let’s start with one show that keeps winning a lot of popularity contests: Gravity Falls.

You want more GF, right? Right.

I want more WOY, right? Right.

Here’s the thing: GF doesn’t have unfinished business, but WOY does.

Are you aware that in a S2 episode of WOY, The Cartoon, there’s a clever parody of GF styled after Hanna-Barbera cartoons shown for about 15 seconds? Whether you are or not, what if I told you WOY’s third season had plans to bring it up again? Not only would you see more extraterrestrial cartoon versions of GF’s characters in addition to the ones who were already featured (Skipper, Mavis, Grunkle Grant, and Soosy Du), but you’d also probably hear Alex Hirsch provide more voices (in addition to Grant and Soosy, of course). Help me save WOY and there just might be more Mystery Kids Mysteries in it for you. And hey, you might get to see an HB version of Bill Cipher. It’s not 100% guaranteed, but it’s worth a try.

In the case of Amphibia and The Owl House, I would tell their fans the WOY crew might add Swampia and Witchcraft Witches, complete with extraterrestrial characters voiced by their main voice actors, into the mix.