ICYMI: FinalSpace creator OlanRogers took to Twitter to share some heartbreaking news regarding the show's status with WarnerBrosDiscovery. / TBS AdultSwim RenewFinalSpace
\nIf you've been following our coverage of how things have been going with David Zaslav and the new leadership over at Warner Bros. Discovery, you know that the animation division has been the victim of some brutal cost-slashing moves on WBD's part as next summer's HBO Max\/Discovery+ merger approaches. One of those shows was the adult animated series Final Space, created by Olan Rogers and developed by Rogers and David Sacks.
https:\/\/t.co\/aq5Q0w5ddu pic.twitter.com\/d4gH2n4itW\n— Olan Rogers September 24, 2022\n\n\n
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