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2020 American musical animated sitcom

Central Park
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Genre
  • Animated sitcom
  • Musical
Created by Josh Gad & Loren Bouchard & Nora Smith
Voices of
  • Kristen Bell
  • Tituss Burgess
  • Daveed Diggs
  • Josh Gad
  • Kathryn Hahn
  • Leslie Odom Jr.
  • Stanley Tucci
  • Emmy Raver-Lampman
Theme music composer
  • Kate Anderson
  • Elyssa Samsel
Composers
  • Leo Birenberg
  • Elyssa Samsel
  • Brent Knopf
  • Elegant Too
  • John Dylan Keith
Country of origin United States
Original language English
No. of seasons 2
No. of episodes 26 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producers
  • Josh Gad
  • Loren Bouchard
  • Nora Smith
  • Halsted Sullivan
  • Jon Liebman
  • Marc Gurvitz
  • Robin Schwartz
  • Sanjay Shah
  • Janelle Momary-Neely
Producers
  • Kevin Larsen
  • Lindsey Stoddart
Editors
  • Kris Fitzgerald
  • Stephanie Earley
  • Matthew Parcone
Running time 22–27 minutes
Production companies
  • Wilo Productions
  • Angry Child Productions
  • Brillstein Entertainment Partners
  • 20th Television[a] (seasons 1–2)
  • 20th Television Animation[1] (season 3)
Distributor Disney Platform Distribution
Release
Original network Apple TV+
Picture format 4K (Ultra HD)
Original release May 29, 2020 (2020-05-29) –
present

Central Park is an American musical adult animated sitcom created by Loren Bouchard, Nora Smith and Josh Gad for Apple TV+, using the same art style as Bouchard's previous series Bob's Burgers.[2] Debuting on May 29, 2020, the series revolves around a family living in Central Park in New York City who must save it from a greedy land developer.

In March 2021, the series was given an early third season renewal and the second season premiered on June 25, 2021.[3] A third series produced in the same animation style, The Great North, additionally premiered on Fox on January 3, 2021.[4]

Premise [edit]

Told through the eyes of a fourth wall-aware busker narrator, named Birdie, the musical series tells the story of the Tillerman–Hunter family who live in Edendale Castle in Central Park. Patriarch Owen (the dorky manager of the park), his wife Paige (a journalist always stuck with writing fluff pieces and hopes to write a real story), their daughter Molly (loves drawing comics about herself and a boy she has a crush on) and their son Cole (an emotional young boy who loves animals). Their lives change when an elderly heiress and entrepreneur named Bitsy Brandenham and her frequently abused assistant Helen plot to buy up all the land in Central Park and turn it into more condominiums, shopping stores and restaurants as a way of getting back at the world. The Tillermans must also deal with their issues and save the park.

Cast [edit]

Main [edit]

  • Kristen Bell (season 1)[5] and Emmy Raver-Lampman (season 2)[6] as Molly Tillerman, Owen and Paige's daughter; Cole's sister; she likes drawing her comic books about herself as a hair-powered superhero named Fista-Puffs who fights crime alongside a hero named Kite-Boy.
  • Tituss Burgess as Cole Tillerman, Owen and Paige's son; Molly's brother; an emotional boy who wants Bitsy's dog, Shampagne, as he shows more affection and care for him than his owner does. Burgess also voices Kelleth Vanbeaceler, the author of The Squirrel Quarrels, in "Squirrel, Interrupted".
  • Daveed Diggs as Helen, Bitsy's assistant; she is frequently abused by her employer and hopes to inherit the Brandenham fortune for herself one day.
  • Josh Gad as Birdie, a busker at the park and the show's narrator who gleefully talks about the events while also offering friendly, albeit occasionally annoying, support for Owen. Birdie has trouble staying professional in his work. He believes a narrator's job is to act as a guardian angel to the protagonists in the story they are following.
  • Kathryn Hahn as Paige Hunter, Molly and Cole's mother; Owen's wife; a reporter for a not very notable New York newspaper who wants to report on real stories and not fluff pieces so that she can prove her worth.
  • Leslie Odom Jr. as Owen Tillerman, Molly and Cole's father; Paige's husband; the park manager who wishes that he had more respect from his family and that the park, which he worships, was treated as carefully as he treats it.
  • Stanley Tucci as Bitsy Brandenham, a business entrepreneur who wants to replace Central Park with a bunch of condos and retail space for personal reasons. She is the owner of Shampagne, a Shi-Poo that she unknowingly abuses and Cole is unhealthily obsessed with. She is the owner of Brandenham Hotel in Manhattan.
    • Keala Settle as Young Bitsy.

Following her replacement for the voice of Molly, Bell will voice a new character in the third season of the series in a main capacity.[7]

Recurring [edit]

  • H. Jon Benjamin as Whitney Whitebottom (season 1-2), the Mayor of New York City who is in league with Bitsy. He later resigns as mayor after Paige exposed him.
  • Eugene Cordero as Brendan Brandenham, a boy that Molly secretly has a crush on and often flies his kite in the park. Molly fantasizes about him as her superhero partner Kite-Boy. He is the grand-nephew of Bitsy Brandenham and opposes her plan to buy Central Park upon learning about it.
  • Rory O'Malley as Elwood, a park ranger and Owen's partner who always seems in over his head. He has a pet worm named Diane and has a natural rhythm.
  • David Herman as Dmitiry (season 1), a Russian oligarch that Bitsy hopes to get in league with.
  • Brian Huskey as Doug, Paige's co-worker.
  • Janelle James as Fran, another park ranger.
  • Phil LaMarr as Randy, another park ranger.
  • Tony Shalhoub as Marvin, Paige's boss.
  • Fred Stoller as Leo Shallenhammer (season 1), a member of the City Council.
  • Ed Asner as Ambrose Brandenham, Bitsy's older brother.
  • Ester Dean as Hazel, Molly's friend and lab partner. In Molly's comic, her superhero counterpart is named "The Haze".
  • Kerri Kenney-Silver as:
    • Lucy (season 2), a former maid whose employer left her everything in his will.
    • Dory Sterling (season 2), a hotel owner.
    • An unnamed member of the Park League (season 2).
  • Marc Evan Jackson as Anton, Ambrose's butler.
  • Stephanie Beatriz as Enrique, Cole's friend who shares his interest in the fantasy novel series The Squirrel Quarrels.

Guest [edit]

Introduced in season one [edit]

  • Fred Armisen as
    • Esposito, a sanitation engineer manager.
    • Zoom Abromavich, a movie tour guide whose tours often involve obscure films or deleted scenes of films.
  • Danny Burstein as Dick Flake, a fishing enthusiast.
  • John Early as Augustus, Shampagne's dog therapist.
  • Ron Funches as Danny, a boy who challenged Molly to chess.
  • Christopher Jackson as Glorious Gary, a local skater in Central Park.
  • Jessica Lowe as Anya, the wife of Zack and daughter of Dmitiry.
  • Audra McDonald as Ashley, a likability consultant.
  • Andrew Rannells as Griffin, another busker and the replacement narrator for the episode "Rival Busker" after Birdie previously gave away a spoiler to Paige.
  • Robin Thede as Anita, an auditor that Bitsy hires to sabotage the park.
  • Kelvin Yu as Sheng, another park ranger.

Introduced in season two [edit]

  • Yvette Nicole Brown as Gina Tracker, the main character of the Tillermans' favorite police procedural.
  • Thomas Lennon as Leslie Portergrave, the owner of a hotel in Brooklyn.
  • Norm Lewis as Lionel, a bartender at the Brandenham hotel.
  • Amber Ruffin as Shauna, a friend of Hazel's from her basketball team that Molly gets jealous of. In Molly's comic, her superhero/supervillain counterpart is named "Sha-Boom".
  • Keith David as Ward Wittlinger, Owen's idol.
  • Patti LuPone as Roberta McCullough, the owner of What's New, New York?, the newspaper where Paige works.
  • Henry Winkler as Hank Zevansky, an insurance investigator.
    • Gavin Creel as Young Hank.
  • Catherine O'Hara as Gwendolyn Swish, the heiress to Swish Tassels who knocked Bitsy off the Annual 50 Women Over 50 Worth Over 50 Million list.
  • Jenifer Lewis as Celeste, Owen's mother.

Episodes [edit]

Series overview [edit]

Season 1 (2020) [edit]

Season 2 (2021–22) [edit]

Production [edit]

Development [edit]

Central Park was developed by 20th Television and was initially eyed for the Fox Broadcasting Company, which had been looking to create more animated series. The Walt Disney Company subsequently announced its intention to acquire 21st Century Fox, the parent of 20th Century Fox Television, excluding the Fox broadcasting network. After the Fox network decided to pass on Central Park, 20th Century Fox Television, which was about to change ownership, began shopping the project, sparking a heated bidding war among Apple, Netflix, and Hulu.[11] On March 12, 2018, Apple announced it had given the production a two-season straight-to-series order consisting of twenty-six episodes in total. The series was created by Loren Bouchard, Nora Smith, and Josh Gad. Executive producers for the series include Bouchard and Gad with Kevin Larsen serving as producer. Production companies involved with the production include Bento Box Entertainment and Brillstein Entertainment Partners, and 20th Century Fox Television distributes and owns the show.[12] [11] [13] [14] [15]

On July 27, 2018, it was announced that Regina Hicks was joining the series as an executive producer and co-showrunner alongside Bouchard and Gad.[12] Still, credits show her only being listed as a consultant. Former King of the Hill writer Sanjay Shah and former The Office writer Halsted Sullivan serve as the series' showrunners.[16] On March 10, 2021, Apple TV+ renewed the series for a third season ahead of the second season premiere and the second season premiered on June 25, 2021.[3] Loren Bouchard said seasons two and three will consist of 29 episodes and an additional 115 songs.[17]

Casting [edit]

Alongside the initial series announcement, it was reported that Gad, Leslie Odom Jr., Tituss Burgess, Kristen Bell, Stanley Tucci, Daveed Diggs, and Kathryn Hahn had been cast as series regulars.[11] [18] [19] [20] On July 24, 2020, Emmy Raver-Lampman was cast as Molly Tillerman, the mixed-race protagonist originally portrayed by Bell.[6]

Controversy [edit]

In June 2020, Bell, who is white, announced that she would no longer provide the voice of Molly, who is biracial, in the second season of Central Park. Molly's role would be recast with a person of color, and Bell would instead voice a new role.[21] Loren Bouchard had defended this casting at a January 2020 TCA panel, stating that Bell "needed to be Molly, she was always going to honor that character. We couldn't make Molly white or Kristen mixed race, so we had to go forward."[22] Bouchard apologized for that statement in June 2020.[23] The following month, Raver-Lampman was recast to voice the role of Molly.[6]

Music [edit]

Each episode includes about four original musical numbers sung by the cast. In total, the first season alone includes 46 original songs. Gad joked he had to "beg, plead and barter to get four songs an episode."[24] The songs in the first two episodes were written by several songwriters, including Elyssa Samsel and Kate Anderson (the songwriters for Olaf's Frozen Adventure), Bouchard, Smith, Davis, Sara Bareilles, and Brent Knopf. Samsel also plays the violin for Birdie's solos.[25] Songs in the first season were written by such artists as Fiona Apple, Meghan Trainor, Cyndi Lauper, Alan Menken and Glenn Slater, Darren Criss, Utkarsh Ambudkar and Aimee Mann. The songs from the first two episodes were made available by Hollywood Records on streaming services the day the show premiered.[26] Among songwriters announced for the second season include cast members Diggs and Gad, as well as Rufus Wainwright, They Might Be Giants, Ingrid Michaelson, returning songwriter Rafael Casal, John Cameron Mitchell, Tank and the Bangas, and Don't Stop or We'll Die.[27]

Track listing [edit]

Song-tral Park (Episodes 1-2)
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Central in My Heart" Kate Anderson & Elyssa Samsel 2:37
2. "Heiress to a Fortune" Anderson & Samsel 0:20
3. "Own It" Anderson & Samsel 3:46
4. "Poops I'll Pick Up" Loren Bouchard, Steven Davis & Nora Smith 2:08
5. "Shampagne Was My Best Friend" Anderson & Samsel (lyrics), Smith (music) 0:57
6. "Central to My Plot" Anderson & Samsel 1:01
7. "Weirdos Make Great Superheroes" Sara Bareilles 2:34
8. "Make 'Em Pay" Brent Knopf 1:51
9. "Weirdos Make Great Superheroes Reprise" Bareilles & Knopf 1:02
10. "Do It While We Can" Knopf 2:51
Song-tral Park (Episode 3)
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Momma's Got This" Anderson & Samsel 1:37
2. "Momma's Got This Reprise" Anderson & Samsel 0:35
3. "Don't Think About the Failures" Anderson & Samsel 1:02
4. "Birdie Busking" Bouchard, Josh Gad, Samsel & Smith 1:35
5. "The Park Is Mine" Utkarsh Ambudkar & Rafael Casal 1:52
Song-tral Park (Episode 4)
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Garbage Ballet" Cyndi Lauper & William Wittman 1:19
2. "Rats" Lauper & Teddy Sinclair 1:50
3. "I'm the Worst" Knopf 0:50
4. "Manager to Manager" Davis, Knopf & Kelvin Yu 1:59
5. "Rats Calypso Reprise (Rats - End Credits)" Lauper & Sinclair 1:08
Song-tral Park (Episode 5)
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Spoiler Alert" Alan Menken & Glenn Slater 1:38
2. "If There's a Will" Anderson & Samsel 2:12
3. "Method to This Madness" Anderson & Samsel 1:38
4. "If There's a Will Reprise" Anderson & Samsel 1:12
5. "If There's a Will (End Credits)" Anderson & Samsel 0:45
Song-tral Park (Episode 6)
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "First Class Hands" Darren Criss 3:09
2. "Too Close" Anderson & Samsel 2:32
3. "Show Up" Anderson & Samsel 2:01
4. "What Could Go Wrong?" Knopf 1:16
Song-tral Park (Episode 7)
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Nuts Nuts Nuts" Jeff Drake & Knopf 2:18
2. "Big Deal" Aimee Mann 2:00
3. "Can We Do Today Again?" Drake & Knopf 2:21
4. "Can We Do Today Again? Reprise" Knopf 0:32
Song-tral Park (Episode 8)
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "I'm in a Perfect Relationship" Meghan Trainor 2:17
2. "TOSGANO" Knopf 1:46
3. "Imperfectly Perfect" Anderson & Samsel 2:29
4. "I'm in a Perfect Relationship (End Credits)" Trainor 1:05
Song-tral Park (Episode 9)
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Live It Up Tonight" Anthony Hamilton & Charles Holloman Jr. 0:40
2. "Zoom's Home Alone 2 Deleted Scenes Tour" Knopf 1:27
3. "Rated Hard PG, for Spookiness" Knopf 1:12
4. "I Did Not Account for This" Anderson & Samsel 1:49
5. "Live It Up Tonight (End Credits)" Hamilton & Holloman 1:14
Song-tral Park (Episode 10)
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Hell-Fish" Knopf 1:51
2. "New York Doesn't Like Your Face" Fiona Apple & David Lucky 2:28
3. "Dick Flake" Anderson & Samsel 1:11
4. "Die Trying" Anderson & Samsel 3:20
Central Park Season Two, The Soundtrack - Songs in the Key of the Park (Blackout) [Original Soundtrack]
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Middle of It All" Samsel & Anderson 1:26
2. "Weehawken" Supercommuter 2:08
3. "Come into the Darkness" Yu, Davis, Dacey 1:25
4. "W(h)itch Way" Samsel & Anderson 2:47
5. "In the Dark (End Credits)" John Cameron Mitchell 0:46
Central Park Season Two, The Soundtrack - Songs in the Key of the Park (Mothers Daze) [Original Soundtrack]
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "All About You" Taura Stinson 2:07
2. "Pour Poor Me More Please" They Might Be Giants 2:25
3. "This Is It" Stinson 1:15
4. "This Is It Reprise" Bouchard, Stinson 0:54
5. "Promise" Jess Furman, Alana De Fonseca 1:58
Central Park Season Two, The Soundtrack - Songs in the Key of the Park (Fista Puffs Mets Out Justice) [Original Soundtrack]
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "The Fista Puffs Theme Song" Knopf 1:54
2. "Pow Pow Boom Booms" Gad, Ben Romans 2:42
3. "No One's Home" Samsel, Anderson 2:26
4. "Trying Too Hard" Samsel, Anderson 3:16
5. "Pow Pow Boom Booms (End Credits)" Gad, Romans 0:46
Central Park Season Two, The Soundtrack - Songs in the Key of the Park (Of Course You Realize, This Means Ward) [Original Soundtrack]
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "The Answer Is Ward" Drake, Patrick & Tim Dacey 2:23
2. "Kite String" Rufus Wainwright 2:09
3. "Why Bother?" Drake, P. & T. Dacey 2:45
4. "Why Bother? (End Credits)" Drake, P. & T. Dacey 0:47
Central Park Season Two, The Soundtrack - Songs in the Key of the Park (Down to the Wire) [Original Soundtrack]
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "I Have a Bra-blem" Tank and the Bangas 1:44
2. "Little Key" Ciampi, Meredith Dawson, Smith 0:30
3. "Keep It Low Key" Samsel & Anderson 2:13
4. "Down to the Wire" Samsel & Anderson 2:04
5. "Bra-blem Solved" Tank and the Bangas 0:42
6. "Keep It Low Key (End Credits)" Samsel & Anderson 0:42
Central Park Season Two, The Soundtrack - Songs in the Key of the Park (The Shadow) [Original Soundtrack]
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "The Shadow" Daveed Diggs 1:53
2. "That Was All Me" Samsel & Anderson 2:25
3. "A Moment Forever Ago" Samsel & Anderson 2:34
4. "A Thing on Strings (A Busker's Serenade)" Samsel 5:14
5. "A Moment Forever Ago (End Credits)" Samsel & Anderson 0:42
6. "A Moment Forever Ago (Demo Version)" Samsel & Anderson 2:17
Central Park Season Two, The Soundtrack - Songs in the Key of the Park (A Decent Proposal) [Original Soundtrack]
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Will I Fit" Regina Spektor 1:17
2. "Will I Fit Reprise" Spektor 1:01
3. "My Worst Day" Casal 2:08
4. "Puppy Love" Don't Stop or We'll Die 1:16
5. "How It Happened" Samsel & Anderson 2:41
6. "How It Happened Reprise" Samsel & Anderson, Ava Tramer 0:59
7. "Puppy Love (End Credits)" Don't Stop or We'll Die 0:49
Central Park Season Two, The Soundtrack - Songs in the Key of the Park (Sir Bricks-A-Lot) [Original Soundtrack]
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Paint the World" Ingrid Michaelson 2:50
2. "A Different Paige" Samsel & Anderson 2:17
3. "Follow Through" Samsel & Anderson 2:53
4. "A Different Paige (End Credits)" Samsel & Anderson 0:56
Central Park Season Two, The Soundtrack - Songs in the Key of the Park (A Boat-iful Mind) [Original Soundtrack]
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "I'm Bad (At Being Bad)" Martin Kierszenbaum, Orville Burrell 1:47
2. "Smooth Sailing" Emeen Zarookian 1:30
3. "Highest Suite in the Hotel" Kevin Larsen 1:41
4. "From a New Angle" Samsel & Anderson 1:41
5. "I'm Bad (At Being Bad) (End Credits)" Kierszenbaum, Burrell 0:37
Central Park Season Two, The Soundtrack - Songs in the Key of the Park (Bee Is for Brandenham) [Original Soundtrack]
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Ideally I'd Deal with It" Knopf 2:11
2. "It Stings" Anderson & Samsel 3:01
3. "Flyin' High" Anderson & Samsel 2:15
4. "It Stings (End Credits)" Anderson & Samsel 0:45
Central Park Season Two, The Soundtrack - Songs in the Key of the Park (The PAIGE-riarchy!) [Original Soundtrack]
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Awfully Beautiful" Drake, Lindsey Stoddart, Smith, T. & P. Dacey 1:07
2. "Rockin' on the Rag" Elana Belle Carroll 1:26
3. "Light the Match" Danny Elfman 2:34
4. "Why Me Waikiki" Rachael Cantu 2:10
5. "Awfully Beautiful (End Credits)" Drake, Stoddart, Smith, T. & P. Dacey 0:45
Central Park Season Two, The Soundtrack - Songs in the Key of the Park (Castle Sweet Castle) [Original Soundtrack]
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Maybe Potentially Great" Anderson & Samsel 2:58
2. "Restoration" Casal 1:36
3. "You are the Music" Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez 2:49
4. "We are the Music (End Credits)" Anderson-Lopez & Lopez 1:04
Central Park Season Two, The Soundtrack - Songs in the Key of the Park (Celeste We Forget) [Original Soundtrack]
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Big Stink" Stinson 1:52
2. "A Few Minutes for Magic" Don't Stop or We'll Die 2:00
3. "Turtle Babies" Antwan Patton 0:53
4. "Havin' a Plan" Anderson & Samsel 2:24
5. "Today Stinks (Reprise)" Drake, Smith, Stinson 0:46
6. "Turtle Babies (End Credits)" Patton 0:40
Central Park Season Two, The Soundtrack - Songs in the Key of the Park (The Ballad of Johnnie Lee) [Original Soundtrack]
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "I Mooned the Whole School" Ciampi, Smith 0:56
2. "The Name is Johnnie Lee" Yolanda Claire Quartey 2:05
3. "Ode to Johnnie Lee" Knopf 1:37
4. "When the Bottom Falls Out" Anderson & Samsel 3:10
5. "The Name is Johnnie Lee (End Credits)" Quartey 0:49
Central Park Season Two, The Soundtrack - Songs in the Key of the Park (Where There's Smoke) [Original Soundtrack]
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Clean Money" Alan Chang and Michael Bublé 1:54
2. "Onto Something" Michael Anthony Viola 1:00
3. "I Love How Sad You Make Me" Tramer, Zarookian 1:37
4. "Gotta Grab It" Viola 1:36
Central Park Season Two, The Soundtrack - Songs in the Key of the Park (The Lyin' in Winter) [Original Soundtrack]
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Up to Here" Anderson & Samsel 2:25
2. "Time to Close" Anderson & Samsel 2:28
3. "Own It (Reprise)" Anderson & Samsel, Ciampi, Gad 1:18
4. "A Walk in the Park" Wyclef Jean 2:20

Reception [edit]

Critical response [edit]

Central Park has received acclaim from critics. On Rotten Tomatoes, the first season holds an approval rating of 94% based on 47 reviews, with an average rating of 7.45/10. The website's critical consensus reads, "With warmth, wit, and a pitch perfect ensemble, Central Park is a joyously hilarious musical love letter to the Big Apple."[28] On Metacritic, it has a weighted average score of 81 out of 100 based on 13 reviews, indicating "universal acclaim".[29]

On Rotten Tomatoes, the second season has an approval rating of 100% based on 16 reviews, with an average rating of 7.60/10. The website's critical consensus states, "Featuring more stellar songs and a tenderhearted focus on family, Central Park is even more delightful in this reprise.[30] On Metacritic, the second season has a weighted average score of 82 out of 100 based on 4 reviews, indicating "universal acclaim".[31]

Accolades [edit]

Year Award Category Recipient(s) Result Ref.
2020 AAFCA TV Honors Best Animated Central Park Won [32]
Primetime Emmy Awards Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance Leslie Odom Jr. as Owen Tillerman (for "Episode One") Nominated [33]
2021 Artios Awards Outstanding Achievement in Casting - Television Animation Julie Ashton Nominated [34]
Critics' Choice Super Awards Best Animated Series Central Park Nominated [35]
NAACP Image Awards Outstanding Animated Series Central Park Nominated [36]
Primetime Emmy Awards Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance Tituss Burgess as Cole Tillerman (for "A Fish Called Snakehead") Nominated [37]
Stanley Tucci as Bitsy Brandenham (for "A Fish Called Snakehead") Nominated
2022 Artios Awards Outstanding Achievement in Casting - Television Animation Julie Ashton Nominated [38]

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ Known as 20th Century Fox Television for the first season.

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External links [edit]

  • Central Park – official site
  • Central Park at IMDb
  • Central Park at Rotten Tomatoes
  • Central Park at Metacritic Edit this at Wikidata

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