Kevin
An ideal series for those who have experienced a breakup and felt like a "cat in someone else's window" — lots of jokes about existential crises in four paws.
Amazon Prime Video releases on April 20, 2026, an adult animated comedy about a cat who decides to become a "single" after his owners break up. Inspired by the real breakup of creator Aubrey Plaza, the story follows Kevin — a tuxedo cat with a neurotic mindset who moves to an animal shelter in Astoria, Queens, to figure out what he wants from life without humans. The format is an eight-episode season, with each episode being a new coming-of-age story through the lens of feline phobias and ambitions. The tone is "The Golden Girls" meets "Bojack" in a New York neighborhood: witty dialogue, absurd situations, but underneath lies the real pain of loneliness and the search for identity. Voices are provided by Jason Schwartzman (perfectly conveying Kevin's anxiety), Plaza herself, and the legendary Whoopi Goldberg as the crazy ski cat loner. For those who love "Rick and Morty" for its philosophy but want more warmth and less cynicism.
Only the first season of 8 episodes has been announced so far, but a continuation is almost guaranteed if successful.
No, the age rating is TV-MA — an adult comedy with sharp humor and themes of loneliness.
Jason Schwartzman, known for "The Grand Budapest Hotel" and "Fargo," conveys Kevin's anxiety and melancholy with his voice.
No decision has been made yet, but the crew is ready for a continuation if viewers respond warmly.
The fictional "Furrever Friends" in Astoria, Queens, is where Kevin meets other abandoned animals and learns to live without owners.