Is Challenge of the SuperFriends coming back?

The Challenge of the SuperFriends ended on December 23, 1978, after its first season aired on ABC.

This animated series was a continuation of the Super Friends franchise, featuring a team of eleven of the greatest DC heroes along with new characters. The show centered around battles between the Super Friends and the Legion of Doom, led by Lex Luthor. Each episode consisted of two 30-minute segments: one focusing on the Legion’s latest scheme to conquer the universe, and the other on adventures involving Superman, Batman & Robin, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and their alien sidekicks Jan, Zayna, and Gleep. The series is notable for introducing culturally diverse superheroes such as Samurai, Black Lighting, and Apache Chief.

The show was a children’s science-fiction series that premiered in 1978. It aimed to entertain young audiences with superhero action and moral lessons as the heroes thwarted the villains' plans week after week. The series was known for its colorful animation and for highlighting themes of teamwork and heroism. The series featured a cast including Jack Angel as Hawkman, Marlene Aragon as Cheetah, Michael Bell as The Riddler, William Callaway as Aquaman, Ted Cassidy as Black Manta, Danny Dark as Superman, Shannon Farnon as Wonder Woman, and Ruth Forman as Giganta. It rated 7.2 on TVMaze and had a runtime of 30 minutes per episode.