Star vs. The Forces of Evil Cancelled By Disney – No Season 5

Star vs. The Forces of Evil will join the list of TV shows cancelled with no Season 5.

Disney has revealed that previously-announced fourth season will suddenly be the show’s last.

The fourth and final season of Star vs. The Forces of Evil premieres March 10, 2019.

FINAL SEASON OF ‘STAR VS. THE FORCES OF EVIL’ SET TO DEBUT SUNDAY, MARCH 10, ON DISNEY CHANNEL AND DISNEY XD

Jaime Camil, Tony Hale, Gemma Whelan, Daniel ‘Desus Nice’ Baker, Joel ‘The Kid Mero’ Martinez and Danielle Fishel Among Guest Stars

The final season of the Emmy(R) Award-winning animated series “Star vs. The Forces of Evil” is set to debut with two back-to-back episodes on SUNDAY, MARCH 10 (8:00-9:00 a.m. EST/PST), on Disney Channel and Disney XD. The episodes will also be available the same day on DisneyNOW. Following the season premiere, new episodes will premiere on Sundays throughout the spring on Disney Channel.

“We put our heart and soul into this final season, and can’t wait to celebrate the exciting conclusion of the series with our fans who have remained so loyal throughout this journey,” said Daron Nefcy, creator and executive producer.

In the fourth and final season, teen princess from another dimension Star Butterfly and her best friend Marco Diaz will face unusual surprises brought about by Mewni’s new ruler Queen Eclipsa. Some of those surprises revolve around new characters voiced by celebrity guest stars, including Jaime Camil (“Jane the Virgin”), Tony Hale (“Arrested Development”), Gemma Whelan (“Game of Thrones”), Daniel ‘Desus Nice’ Baker and Joel ‘The Kid Mero’ Martinez (“Desus & Mero”) and Danielle Fishel (Disney Channel’s “Girl Meets World”).

The series stars Eden Sher (ABC’s “The Middle”) as Star Butterfly, Adam McArthur (“Star Wars: The Clone Wars”) as Marco Diaz, Alan Tudyk (“Frozen”) as King Butterfly, Esmé Bianco (“Game of Thrones”) as Eclipsa, Nia Vardalos (“My Big Fat Greek Wedding”) as Mrs. Diaz, Rider Strong (ABC’s “Boy Meets World”) as Tom and Jenny Slate (Disney Junior’s “Muppet Babies”) as Pony Head.

RIP.