In the fictional city of Cosmopolis rests the district of Mission Hill and its many hip youngsters. The cartoon's creators, Bill Oakley and Josh Weinstein, felt that Mission Hill focused on an age group few other shows in animation centered — a fact that remains true to this day.
Many different types of relationships unfold across Mission Hill's singular season, highlighting realistic sexual themes as well as positive portrayals of a (then) modern gay couple. The show's engaging color palette and incisive humor still manage to impress, and though fashions have changed, its portrayal of aimless young adulthood remains poignant.
18 episodes were planned, but only 13 were actually made. Oakley and Weinstein claim a lack of understanding of how to properly market the show on the part of the network is to blame, alongside their own naivete. They had long term plans for the show, however, and haven't given up on them entirely. Another set of episodes could see main characters Andy and Kevin grow more, and cement the show as a low-fi, avant-garde favorite. Here's hoping.
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