No season 2 for Q-Force as Netflix just cancelled this queer animated show after first season

Another Netflix series has been called off after the first season. This time it's Q-Force, an adult animated series for the LGBTQ+ community.

Matt Rogers, who is among the writers and voice actors for Q-Force, during a podcast interview confirmed the streaming giant had not renewed the sitcom series after the first season. However, Rogers added that he was proud of the series, and it did pretty well at representation.

While there won't be a second season for Q-Force, the first season will keep streaming on Netflix, as revealed by Rogers. So, it will be available for the viewers who really loved it and will continue to watch over there.

Erin Gibson, the host of the podcast, assumed that the show might return in some other form in the future, the way Tuca and Bertie returned on HBO Max after being called off by Netflix. Q-Force's first season, comprising ten episodes, premiered on Netflix in September 2021.

Q-Force Featured Some Hollywood Big Names
The first season of Q-Force featured some renowned figures from Hollywood as the characters' voices in this animated show. These names include Will & Grace's Sean Hayes, Stranger Things' David Harbour, and Curb Your Enthusiasm's Wanda Sykes. The show also starred Matt Rogers, Gary Cole, Laurie Metcalf, Patti Harrison and Gabe Liedman.

Q-Force Plot Revolving Around LGBTQ+ Force
Q-Force is an organisation of underrated LGBT superspies as the plot is centred on Steve Maryweather, a gay secret agent. The story continues with the struggle of LGBT superspies who struggle to prove themselves professionally and personally.

However, the show has been highly criticised for its stereotypical portrayal of the LGBTQ+ community. Till now, there wasn't any specific reason behind its cancellation.