"Jellystone!" Season 3 finale episodes now streaming on Max

Warner Bros. Animation has released the final episodes of the third season of "Jellystone!" on Max. The show, which started in 2021, brings together classic characters from Hanna-Barbera’s library and places them in a fun, shared universe. Each season has added more cameos and remixed classic characters, with Season 3 featuring notable returns from shows like "The Jetsons" and "The Flintstones." C. H. Greenblatt, the show's creator, expressed excitement about sharing this new content. He noted that fans can finally experience the culmination of their hard work. One standout episode this season is titled “Crisis on Infinite Mirths,” which features a crossover with popular Cartoon Network characters. Greenblatt explained that they focused on characters who were loved but not traditionally heroic. This allowed for interesting storylines in the wacky world of Jellystone. Greenblatt also talked about the creative process and the lack of pushback from the studio on character choices. For example, turning Captain Caveman into Barney Rubble came from a funny suggestion within the team. They aimed to honor the classic characters while offering a fresh and humorous take. The creative team included many fans of the original shows, which helped bring authenticity to the characters. In particular, collaborating with the original voices from "Space Ghost Coast to Coast" made the episode special. Greenblatt mentioned the joy in working with George Lowe and Andy Merill, who contributed to the nostalgia and humor of the show. The season also features a variety of hidden references to lesser-known characters. Greenblatt expressed pride in incorporating characters like Devlin, redesigning them for modern audiences. The challenges of fitting complex stories into short episodes were also a focus for the team. Greenblatt shared his personal connection to certain characters and storylines, particularly highlighting Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy's relationship. He plans to keep the projects fresh while retaining the charms that fans love. Finally, when asked about a potential revival of "Chowder," Greenblatt mentioned that he would be open to it. However, he believes any new iteration would need to evolve from the original to resonate with audiences today. All three seasons of "Jellystone!" are now available for streaming on Max.