Hamish Steele: Last News

NETFLIX has confirmed that one of its most-loved animated shows is coming to an end after just two seasons. Dead End: Paranormal Park made its debut last year with two back-to-back seasons but has now been dumped by the streaming service.

Barney, Norma and magical-talking-dog Pugsley are closing out their summer adventures at Netflix after the streamer canceled the animated series Dead End: Paranormal Park.

Crufts 2022 after performing an elaborate Pokémon routine.The world-famous dog show, hosted every year by The Kennel Club, was held at NEC Birmingham between March 10 and 13.In the clip, which was aired on Channel 4, Sophie and her trainer Jenny perform tricks to the Pokémon theme song.The little dog darts between her owner's legs and is "battling" Pokémon props, including a cardboard Charizard she flattens.Sophie the chihuahua also performs kicks off a soft toy Bulbasaur.Finally, she finishes by hopping around a model of a Pokéball as the theme song comes to an end and the crowd cheers.The video went viral on Twitter when it was shared by comic book writer Hamish Steele, with more than 18,000 views.One user joked: "Sat on Charizard no problem but struggled a bit with a Bulbasaur. What Pokémon type is this?""KICKFLIP OFF BULBASAUR?!" tweeted a second person.A third wrote: "THE JUMP KICKS?!!??"It comes after another clever chihuahua impressed fans with a Swan Lake dance.Despite getting a lot of attention online, Sophie and Jenny did not win the competition and left with 22.63 points.Baxer the flat-coated retriever was named the overall Crufts champion after first winning first place in the gun dog category, and the result left his trainer Patrick O’Ware in tears.He said: "It's been amazing to go from winning the breed, to now winning Best in Show.

Ellise Shafer editorIn today’s TV news roundup, Netflix has given the green light to animated series “DeadEndia,” and ABC has revealed that Anthony Anderson and Billy Eichner will guest host “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” during the week of July 6. Netflix has obtained 2D animated series “DeadEndia” based on the horror-comedy graphic novels created by Hamish Steele. The show will be produced by London’s Blink Industries and is set for a global premiere on the platform in 2021.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorNetflix has commissioned BAFTA-nominated UK company Blink Studios to adapt Hamish Steele’s DeadEndia young adult graphic novels into a 2D animated series.DeadEndia follows the adventures of Barney, Norma and magical talking dog Pugsley as they battle supernatural forces during their summer jobs at a haunted house theme park.Zach Barack (Spider-Man: Far from Home) stars as Barney, while Kody Kavitha (Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) and Alex Brightman (Beetlejuice The Musical) play Norma and Pugsley respectively.Netflix will premiere DeadEndia in 2021 and said Steele’s novels have been lauded for capturing the growing pains of young adulthood.