‘Velma’ Canceled After Two Seasons on Max

Velma Dinkley has solved her last mystery (for now).

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Max has canceled its animated series Velma after two seasons. The show’s second season debuted in April, and a Halloween special that premiered on Oct. 3 marks the final outing for the show.

Velma , created by Charlie Grandy ( The Office, The Mindy Project ), is a more adult-oriented prequel/reimagining of the brainy Scooby-Doo character. Mindy Kaling (who’s also an executive producer) voices Velma, who’s haunted by the disappearance of her mother and dealing with the perils of being a teenager along with solving mysteries.

“Over the past two seasons, Mindy and Charlie have created an incredibly fun and fresh world within the iconic whodunit franchise,” Max said in a statement. “While we won’t be moving forward with another season of the series, we thank them for their compelling coming-of-age storytelling, unrivaled clues, and hilarious hijinks.”

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The show’s voice cast also includes Glenn Howerton (Fred), Constance Wu (Daphne) and Sam Richardson (Norville, not yet known as Shaggy), along with Jane Lynch, Wanda Sykes, Russell Peters, Melissa Fumero, Stephen Root, Gary Cole, Ken Leung, Cherry Jones, Frank Welker, “Weird” Al Yankovic, Fortune Feimster, Yvonne Orji, Sarayu Blue, Nicole Byer, Ming-Na Wen, Shay Mitchell, Debby Ryan, Kulap Vilaysak and Karl-Anthony Towns.

Grandy and Kaling executive produced Velma with Howard Klein and Warner Bros. Animation, Cartoon Network Studios and Hanna-Barbera Studios Europe president Sam Register.

Multiple iterations of Scooby-Doo shows remain available on Max, and a live-action series from Berlanti Productions is in development at Netflix.

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