A musical walk in the park.
Original title
Central Park
Released
5/29/2020
Origin country
US
Genre
Animation, Comedy
Production companies
Brillstein Entertainment Partners, Bento Box Entertainment, Wilo Productions, 20th Television Animation, 20th Television
Status
Cancelled
Number of seasons
3
Number of episodes
39
Owen Tillerman and his family live an unconventional life in New York's bustling Central Park, which Owen manages. Now, they'll have to fend off a wealthy hotel heiress who wants to turn the park into condos.
An event goes awry in the New York park, which Owen manages and lives in with his family. Paige chases a hard news story.
Bitsy pitches her plan to buy the park. Owen deals with a mini-mugging in Skater’s Circle.
Owen speaks at a tense Hat Luncheon charity event. Cole helps Molly meet up with Brendan.
Paige hunts a rat, Owen battles trash in the park, and Molly obsesses over her disastrous first kiss.
Owen grapples with a graffiti artist tagging the park, while Helen plots against Bitsy’s dog, Shampagne.
Birdieʼs job is threatened by a rival busker, Bitsy hosts a wedding, and Paige spends the night at The Brandenham.
Cole and Owen do a scavenger hunt in Central Park. Paige discovers Molly is a great chess player.
Molly introduces Brendan to the family. Helen stumbles upon a new way to get Shampagne out of her life.
Molly and Cole go on a special park tour as Owen and Paige try to have a date night.
Season finale. Owen and his family search for a snakehead fish that might be in the Harlem Meer. Bitsy works with a likability consultant.
In season two, Molly experiences the trials and tribulations of adolescence, Cole is challenged by a truly embarrassing moment at school, Paige continues to chase down the mayor’s corruption story and Owen juggles managing the park, his staff and his family all with a smile on his face. Meanwhile, Bitsy inches ever closer to her sinister goal of claiming Central Park as her own, with Helen by her side eternally wondering whether she’s made it into Bitsy’s will.
A tristate blackout leaves Bitsy and Helen trapped in New Jersey—and forces the Tillerman family to see each other in a new light.
Owen and the kids go all out for Paige on Mother’s Day. Bitsy has to handle things on her own when Helen takes a day off.
As a test to see if she's worthy of joining an elite girl group, Fista Puffs battles a monster in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Owen oversees a kids' field trip in the park, while Molly and Cole help Brendan with his indoor kite competition. Bitsy and her brother write memoirs.
When Molly needs a new bra, Owen takes her shopping. Helen finds a key that could finally reveal whether she's in Bitsy’s will.
The Brandenham is robbed by a jewel thief, reminding Bitsy of a criminal who terrorized the hotel over 50 years ago.
Owen does damage control after accidentally ruining a marriage proposal. Molly attends Bitsy’s birthday party with Brendan.
When Owen considers a new job in Connecticut, the family uses Cole’s toys to imagine what their lives would be like if they moved out of the park.
Cole finds an escape from his homework in model sail-boating. Molly becomes a published artist in the school newspaper but isn’t proud of her work.
Owen is called to the Brandenham to help Bitsy deal with a swarm of bees, while Paige and the kids attempt to care for her boss’ cat.
Paige tries to convince Molly that her period is a blessing. Bitsy is desperate to get back on a prestigious list of rich women over 50.
Owen and Paige set out to make the castle everything they dreamed it would be—if they can get the approval.
Owen’s mom derails a trip to the botanical garden when she makes a surprise visit. Paige chases a lead while writing a fluff piece on gifting suites.
After an embarrassing moment at school, Cole wants to change his name and identity. Owen, Paige, and Molly tell stories to help him cope.
In search of evidence for a story, Paige brings the family to a wake. Bitsy and Helen try to convince a big investor to join them in buying Central Park.
Bitsy and Helen get stranded during a blizzard. The family finds out that the deal to sell Central Park is happening today. Season finale.
In season three, as Bitsy continues her relentless pursuit to buy the park, Owen embarks on a new promotional campaign to make more people fall in love with it, and Paige finds herself busier than ever when she lands her first book deal.
The Tillerman family welcomes spring as an episode of a hit crime show films in the park.
As Paige prepares for a big meeting with a book publisher, she welcomes her sister Abby to New York City.
Molly and Brendan get into their first big fight, while Abby gets her first big commercial audition for a local deli.
Elwood forgets the password he created for the Tillermans’ hard drive, so the family must help him remember it or their memories will be erased.
In order to get his “I Heart the Park” campaign proposal approved, Owen has to repair old friendships at the Park Managers’ Conference.
When the Tillermans visit Abby at her new job as waitress, a precious item goes missing—and everyone in the restaurant is a suspect.
Molly hosts her first teenage slumber party, which creates a rift between her and Paige.
On the day of the Lunar Palaver—a big Squirrel Quarrels event—Cole has a run-in with a racist lady in the park.
Paige checks into a hotel to focus on two writing deadlines. Owen volunteers for a school kickball tournament that Molly is trying to avoid.
Owen and Paige set out to buy tickets to a K-pop boy band’s concert for the kids. Bitsy looks into cloning her dog.
Fista Puffs considers straightening her hair.
When a beloved hot dog vendor has to take a rare morning off, Owen and Cole volunteer to help set up his cart so he can break a park record.
Owen’s “I Heart the Park” campaign is in full swing with all hands on deck. Bitsy schemes to cement her political influence. Season finale.
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