Detentionaire, the Canadian animated thriller series that gripped viewers for four exhilarating seasons from 2011 to 2014, was abruptly stopped on a cliffhanger. As devoted fans, we were mesmerized by the intricate plots woven around Lee Ping's life—a teenager embroiled in mysteries, revolutions, and secrets that unravel about his family and school, A.Nigma High. However, the story remains incomplete, leaving us yearning for closure, revelation, and justice.

The culmination of season 4 left us hanging with crucial revelations: Lee discovers his mom is a clone and reunites with his biological mother, whom he hasn't seen since infancy, while also learning of his older brother who was kidnapped by the Council. The conspiracy of A.Nigma High and sinister roles of Manworst and Finwich were slowly coming undone but needed further exploration.

Such intricacies promised to extend into a total of eight seasons according to the creators' original plan. Nevertheless, due to low production and distribution issues in the U.S., the show got limited engagement, cutting its life short after the fourth season. For dedicated fans and the integrity of storytelling, it is crucial that Detentionaire returns to uncover the full spectrum of its narrative.

We believe in the impact of this unique show that combines mystery, adventure, and the relatable struggle of teenage life with broader, thought-provoking questions about identity and family. Seeing the Ping family reunion, understanding Mr. Ping's response to his wife's revelation as a clone, and unravelling the truth behind the conspiracy would not only bring closure but also invigorate a fanbase that has remained steadfast and hopeful for years.

We urge the producers, broadcasters, and streaming platforms to consider the viable market for this thrilling series and to revive it faithfully as per the creators' vision. As streaming platforms expand and take on diverse content, Detentionaire deserves the chance to finish its story, repay its loyal audience, and perhaps, introduce its charm to new viewers around the world.

Let us rally together to bring back a show that has sparked imagination, built lasting memories, and deserves its rightful conclusion. Sign the petition to revive Detentionaire and bring to fulfillment its compelling saga.