Greeny Phatom: The Xperience

Greeny Phatom: The Xperience is an American-Canadian animated series
== Production ==
After production of The Dr. Beanson Show's first season wrapped up, Chris Craft Industries offered Robert Stainton to make a new animated series for an older audience for the United Paramount Network (UPN for short), to be aired before UPN's hit series Moesha, Robert accepted the offer and told Chris-Craft that he would be making a Greeny Phatom spinoff targeted at an older audience as part of the offer.
The series started production in Mid 1998, a majority of the companies that worked on Greeny Phatom refused to work on the new series, as it was not in line with their other productions, even the company that helped fund Greeny Phatom at the time, Owl Television, refused to have any involvement with the new series, thankfully, the Canadian Television Fund offered to help fund the series, production on the series went very smoothly, and it was expected that the first season would be finished at least four months before it's planned August 1999 release, in August 1998, the series was given it's final name of "Greeny Phatom: The Xperience", and was expected to air in a package program called "The Greeny Phatom: The Xperience/Moesha Xtreme Hour", which would air throughout the 1999-2000 TV season, though unfortunately on February 1999, Chris-Craft Industries and Paramount Television announced that Greeny Phatom: The Xperience would be cancelled, though they did say that if Robert wanted to he could continue the show and have it air on another network, when Robert heard of this, he immediately went to News Corporation's headquarters in New York City to pitch the series to FOX, before even showing the already-finished episodes, Rupert Murdoch greenlight the series for air on FOX and also greenlight the production of a second season.
22 out of the 25 episodes were already completed during the series' production at UPN, though one finished crossover episode ended up not being aired on FOX, and as FOX did not greenlight more episodes of the first season, four more episodes still needed to be completed, though these episodes were finished in three months and the production of the second season began, the series' premiered on FOX on September 5, 1999, and the series proved to be a success with older audiences.
== Possible fifth season and further continuations ==
After the unsuccessful fourth season, C. Martin Croker and Mike Lazzo of Williams Street asked Robert Stainton if he wanted to continue the series on Adult Swim instead of FOX, he told them that he would respond to them when Greeny Phatom: The Movie 2 was finished, before that was asked fans had made a petition to move the series to Adult Swim, Robert thanked them, but said he was too busy with other projects to work on a fifth season.
In 2013, Stainton responded to Croker and Lazzo in a letter sent to them by Jamie Shertick, stating that he had asked Rupert Murdoch if he could produce a new season with Williams Street
There are rumours that Wildtick is working on some sort of continuation of Greeny Phatom: The Xperience, though these rumours have not been confirmed by neither Wildtick nor Stainton Enterprises.