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"Andi Mack" is Cancelled!?!

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        I was planning on writing about the importance of theme songs, but here I am, writing about the cancelation of one of my favorite Disney Channel tv series. 
        I don't think much can be done about the cancelation now. I should have seen it coming, every four or so years, a new era begins in Disney Channel, and with it, it's old shows are discontinued. I don't want to say that "Andi Mack" will die with the new era, because I know that it will live on to remind Disney Channel viewers of its import impact. 
        "Andi Mack" has made Disney Channel history, by covering topics like teen pregnancy, learning disabilities, hearing deficiencies and celebrating diversity. The show talks about military families, cultural diversity, lgbtq+ acceptance, the importance of therapy, and anxiety. I think this is one of the most progressive Disney Channel shows to air. 
        I remember watching some of my favorite shows getting canceled and this is definitely going to be a hard goodbye. I am definitely proud and grateful for this show's existence. The fans are very much also a very important part of the show's overall ambiance. 
        There is nothing I can say about how I really feel, but I just want to say a thank you to the cast (on-screen and off) and especially Terri Minsky. 
        "Andi Mack" comes back Friday, June 21st, for its last seven episodes. I hope that the show goes out in a very emotional way, teaching an important lesson. 


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Talking about this new era, I'm excited to see that Brenda Song is back on Disney Channel! 

    

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