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Originally created for Creator/{{Fox}}, the project was shelved, then bought by Creator/AppleTVPlus. The first season of the series made its debut on May 29, 2020. The second season launched on June 25, 2021. In addition, further episodes for the second season was announced, with airing to be scheduled between March 4 and April 8, 2022.
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Originally created for Creator/{{Fox}}, the project was shelved, then bought by Creator/AppleTVPlus. The first season of the series made its debut on May 29, 2020. The second season launched on June 25, 2021. In addition, further episodes for the second season was announced, with airing to be scheduled between March 4 and April 8, 2022.
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Originally created for Creator/{{Fox}}, the project was shelved, then bought by Creator/AppleTVPlus. The first season of the series made its debut on May 29, 2020. The second season launched on June 25, 2021. In addition a third season was announced, with timing to be announced at a later date.
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Originally created for Creator/{{Fox}}, the project was shelved, then bought by Creator/AppleTVPlus. The first season of the series made its debut on May 29, 2020. The second season launched on June 25, 2021. In addition a third addition, further episodes for the second season was announced, with timing airing to be announced at a later date.
scheduled between March 4 and April 8, 2022.
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It’s like New York, but undressed\\
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It’s like New York, but undressed\\York, but undressed!\\
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But screw it, whatever\\
It's central in my heart"''
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But screw it, whatever\\
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It's central in myheart"''heart…"''
It's central in my
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* MixedAncestry: Both Molly and Cole are biracial children, since their father, Owen, is Black and their mother, Paige, is white.
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*PerpetualFrowner: Even when the whole cast is singing, they're showing frowns on their faces.
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** In "A Decent Proposal":
*** "Will I Fit" is written by Music/ReginaSpektor.
*** "My Worst Day" is written Rafael Casal.
*** "Puppy Love" is written and performed by Creator/PaulRust & Michael Cassady.
*** "Will I Fit" is written by Music/ReginaSpektor.
*** "My Worst Day" is written Rafael Casal.
*** "Puppy Love" is written and performed by Creator/PaulRust & Michael Cassady.
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* CreatorCameo: The main songwriters of the show (Kate Anderson, Elyssa Samsel, and Brent Knopf) led their voices in background vocals in some of the songs.
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Originally created for Creator/{{Fox}}, the project was shelved, then bought by Creator/AppleTVPlus. The first season of the series made its debut on May 29, 2020. The second season will launch with the first three episodes available to stream on June 25, 2021. In addition a third season was announced, with timing to be announced at a later date.
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Originally created for Creator/{{Fox}}, the project was shelved, then bought by Creator/AppleTVPlus. The first season of the series made its debut on May 29, 2020. The second season will launch with the first three episodes available to stream launched on June 25, 2021. In addition a third season was announced, with timing to be announced at a later date.
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* ActorAllusion: In the song "Weehawken", Helen (played by Creator/DaveedDiggs) makes mention of [[{{Theatre/Hamilton}} the Hamilton-Burr duel]] taking place in said township.
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** In "Down to the Underwire", "I Have a Bra-blem" and "Bra-blem Solved" were written by Tank and the Bangas.
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*PunnyName: Fista-Puffs, Molly's superhero alter-ego, is a play off the term "fisticuffs", only she uses her hair puffs to punch people. In Season 2, Episode 3, Fista-Puffs makes the character Feets-tapuffs, who fights with her feet.
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** "Of Course You Realize This Means Ward", is another episode where all the songs are written by guest songwriters.
*** "The Answer is Ward" and "Why Bother" is written by Patrick Dacey, Tim Dacey, & Jeff Drake.
*** "Kite String" is written by Music/RufusWainwright.
*** "The Answer is Ward" and "Why Bother" is written by Patrick Dacey, Tim Dacey, & Jeff Drake.
*** "Kite String" is written by Music/RufusWainwright.
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** In "Central Dark:
*** "Weehawken" is written by Supercommuter.
*** "Come Into the Darkness" is written by Tim Dacey, Steven Davis, & Kelvin Yu.
*** "In the Dark" is written by John Cameron Mitchell and sung by Jessica Childress.
** "Mother's Daze" is the first episode where all the songs are written by guest songwriters.
*** "All About You" and "This Is It" and its reprise is written by Taura Stinson.
*** "Pour Poor Me More Please" is written by Music/TheyMightBeGiants
*** "Promise" is written by Jess Furman & Alana Da Fonseca.
** In "Fista Puffs Mets Out Justice", "Pow Pow Boom Booms" is written by Creator/JoshGad & Ben Romans.
*** "Weehawken" is written by Supercommuter.
*** "Come Into the Darkness" is written by Tim Dacey, Steven Davis, & Kelvin Yu.
*** "In the Dark" is written by John Cameron Mitchell and sung by Jessica Childress.
** "Mother's Daze" is the first episode where all the songs are written by guest songwriters.
*** "All About You" and "This Is It" and its reprise is written by Taura Stinson.
*** "Pour Poor Me More Please" is written by Music/TheyMightBeGiants
*** "Promise" is written by Jess Furman & Alana Da Fonseca.
** In "Fista Puffs Mets Out Justice", "Pow Pow Boom Booms" is written by Creator/JoshGad & Ben Romans.
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* DubNameChange: Molly's superhero persona in her comic, "Fista Puff", is renamed in the European French dub as "Poings Touffus", meaning "Bushy Fists".
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Because it's a musical, the cast consist of actors who have musical talents, such as Creator/KristenBell, Creator/JoshGad, and Creator/DaveedDiggs as examples.
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Because it's a musical, the cast consist of actors who have musical talents, such as Creator/KristenBell, Creator/KristenBell (s1), Emmy Raver-Lampman (s2-present), Creator/JoshGad, and Creator/DaveedDiggs as examples.
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* MixedAncestry: Both Molly and Cole are biracial children, since their father, Owen, is black and their mother, Paige, is white.
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* MixedAncestry: Both Molly and Cole are biracial children, since their father, Owen, is black Black and their mother, Paige, is white.
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** In "Mother's Daze", Helen sings a reprise to "This Is It". While the first song is celebrating her first day off in forever, the reprise shows that she can't really enjoy sitting around, doing nothing.
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[[caption-width-right:300:Left to right: Birdie (Creator/JoshGad), Molly (Creator/KristenBell (s1), Emmy Raver-Lampman (s2)), Owen (Creator/LeslieOdomJr), Paige (Creator/KathrynHahn), Cole (Creator/TitussBurgess), Shampagne, Helen (Creator/DaveedDiggs) and Bitsy (Creator/StanleyTucci).]]
[[caption-width-right:300:Left to right: Birdie (Creator/JoshGad), Molly (Creator/KristenBell (s1), Emmy Raver-Lampman (s2)), Owen (Creator/LeslieOdomJr), Paige (Creator/KathrynHahn), Cole (Creator/TitussBurgess), Shampagne, Helen (Creator/DaveedDiggs) and Bitsy (Creator/StanleyTucci).]]
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** In the European French dub of "Episode One", the hot lips turtlehead flowers is called gladiolus flowers instead.
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** In the European French dub of "Episode One", the hot lips turtlehead flowers is called gladiolus flowers instead.instead, despite the fact Central Park doesn't have those flowers.
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** In the European French dub of "Episode One", the hot lips turtlehead flowers is called gladiolus flowers instead.
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** In the Italian dub of "A Fish Called Snakehead", instead of the Tillermans wanting to eat spicy cheese bread, they changed it to wanting pecorino sandwich.
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** In the Italian dub of "Live It Up Tonight", they used the Italian title version of the ''Film/HomeAlone'' franchise "Mom, I Missed the Plane".
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** In the Italian dub of "Live It Up Tonight", they used the Italian title version of the ''Film/HomeAlone'' franchise "Mom, ''Mom, I Missed the Plane".Plane''.
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* CulturalTranslation: During Griffin's song "First Class Hands", he mentioned that he once met [[Music/LimpBizkit Fred Durst]]. In the Italian dub, they replaced Fred Durst with Michael Bublé, a Canadian singer who's an Italian descendent.
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** During Griffin's song "First Class Hands", he mentioned that he once met [[Music/LimpBizkit Fred Durst]]. In the Italian dub, they replaced Fred Durst with Michael Bublé, a Canadian singer who's an Italiandescendent.descendent.
** In the Italian dub of "Live It Up Tonight", they used the Italian title version of the ''Film/HomeAlone'' franchise "Mom, I Missed the Plane".
** During Griffin's song "First Class Hands", he mentioned that he once met [[Music/LimpBizkit Fred Durst]]. In the Italian dub, they replaced Fred Durst with Michael Bublé, a Canadian singer who's an Italian
** In the Italian dub of "Live It Up Tonight", they used the Italian title version of the ''Film/HomeAlone'' franchise "Mom, I Missed the Plane".
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* CulturalTranslation: During Griffin's song "First Class Hands", he mentioned that he once met [[Music/LimpBizkit Fred Durst]]. In the Italian dub, they replaced Fred Durst with Michael Bublé, a Canadian singer who's an Italian descendent.
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** In "Live It Up Tonight", the titular title is written by Anthony Hamilton and Charles Holloman Jr.
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** In "Live It Up Tonight", the titular song title is written by Anthony Hamilton and Charles Holloman Jr.
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* DoubleMeaning: In "Hat Luncheon", when Helen meets a former maid named Lucy who inherited everything from her previous employer, Lucy gives Helen advice on waiting to inherit's Bitsy's fortune by telling her "Where there's a will, there's way", and then whispers to her to make sure she's in the will. The phrase means to have determination to overcome a difficult obstacle, which Helen is going to need if she continues to be Bitsy's assistant, and if Bitsy has a will then there's a way to inherit everything from her. The double meaning is used again in Helen's song "If There's a Will".
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* DoubleMeaning: In "Hat Luncheon", Luncheon," when Helen meets a former maid named Lucy who inherited everything from her previous employer, Lucy gives Helen advice on waiting to inherit's Bitsy's fortune by telling her "Where there's a will, there's way", and then whispers to her to make sure she's in the will. The phrase means to have determination to overcome a difficult obstacle, which Helen is going to need if she continues to be Bitsy's assistant, and if Bitsy has a will then there's a way to inherit everything from her. The double meaning is used again in Helen's song "If There's a Will".Will".
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Brendan says "Aunt Bitsy?" during the brawl in the "Hat Luncheon" episode, alluding to his relationship that's later revealed in "Hot Oven."
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Brendan says "Aunt Bitsy?" during the brawl in the "Hat Luncheon" episode, alluding to his relationship that's later revealed in "Hot Oven."
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Originally created for Creator/{{Fox}}, the project was shelved, then bought by Creator/AppleTVPlus. The series debuted May 29, 2020.
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Originally created for Creator/{{Fox}}, the project was shelved, then bought by Creator/AppleTVPlus. The first season of the series debuted made its debut on May 29, 2020.2020. The second season will launch with the first three episodes available to stream on June 25, 2021. In addition a third season was announced, with timing to be announced at a later date.
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* RealityEnsues: In "Garbage Ballet", Cole pretends to be sick so he can stay home and stop his mom from killing any rats. But because Paige is actually sick, his exposure around her causes him to catch her cold and get sick for real since he didn't take any precautionary steps to keep himself healthy.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: In "Garbage Ballet", Cole pretends to be sick so he can stay home and stop his mom from killing any rats. But because Paige is actually sick, his exposure around her causes him to catch her cold and get sick for real since he didn't take any precautionary steps to keep himself healthy.
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* NowWhichOneWasThatVoice: The credits lists the main cast first and then all the additional and guest voices without telling who voices who.
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''Central Park'' is an American [[TheMusical musical]] [[AnimatedShows animated]] [[{{Sitcom}} sitcom]] created by Loren Bouchard, Nora Smith, and Creator/JoshGad. The story revolves around the Tillerman family, who lives in the titular park of UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, and they try to save the park from a business entrepreneur who wants to replace Central Park with a bunch of condos and retail space.
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''Central Park'' is an American [[TheMusical musical]] [[AnimatedShows animated]] [[{{Sitcom}} sitcom]] AnimatedSitcom created by Loren Bouchard, Nora Smith, and Creator/JoshGad. The story revolves around the Tillerman family, who lives in the titular park of UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, and they try to save the park from a business entrepreneur who wants to replace Central Park with a bunch of condos and retail space.
